Another Word For Desperate Acoustic

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  • Intro
    e --3---3---3---3----|
    b --3---3---3---3----|
  • g --0---2---0---0----|
    d --2---0---2---0----|
    a --2---0---3---2----|
  • e --0---2--(0)--3----| strum this pattern for the intro
    (it's actually the same as the chorus)
    Verse
  • e --------------------|
    b --------------------|
    g --0---2---4---4-----|
  • d --2---0---5---5-----|
    a --2---0---5---5-----|
    e --0---2---3---3-----| (:if you want, you can use the full G chord instead
  • of doing the last power chord. it may sound nicer,
    but i'd suggest saving it for the chorus :)
    Chorus
  • e --3---3---3---3---|
    b --3---3---3---3---|
    g --0---2---0---0---|
  • d --2---0---2---0---|
    a --2---0---3---2---|
    e --0---2--(0)--3---| play this 4 times, then, heres the good part
  •  
    2nd part of chorus
    e --3---3---3---3-|
  • b --3---3---3---3-|
    g --0---2---0---0-|
    d --2---0---0---0-|
  • a --2---0---2---2-|
    e --0---2---3---3-|
     
  • (I wont be around here for too very long...)
     
    Play verse 2 which is the same as verse 1
  • Then play the chorus
    Then play the second part of the chorus twice (but sing it an octave higher if you can!)
     
  • Bridge
    e --------------------------------8-7----------------------------|
    b -----8-8--10/12-10-10h12-12---8-----10--8--10/12-10--8h10-8----|
  • g ---------------------------------------------------------------|
    d ----- This is the lead. I think it's optional to skip if you're
    a ------- playing by yourself, only cuz it doesnt sound good with--|
  • e -----------------------------------------------------------------| out back-up.
     
    2nd part of the bridge
  •  
    Now this is the fun part. Drop that pick and start finger picking this:
    e --------------------------------------------------|
  • b ------------------------------------------1--0----|
    g ---0--------4--2---------4---4------------------2-|
    d ------2-----------0--------------0----------------|
  • a ------------------------------------2-------------|
    e ---0----0------2-----2-------3---------3----------|
     
  • e --------------------------------|
    b --------------------------------|
    g ---0--------4--2---------0--0---|
  • d ------2-----------0-------------|
    a --------------------------------|
    e ---0----0------2-----2---3--3---|
  •  
    here's a tip for making the above part easy...
    -play chord pattern for the 2nd part of the chorus and finger pick that to play the 2nd
  • of the bridge...but
    -DO NOT use your pinky and ring finger for the b and e strings. instead, use your pinky
    hold down the 4th fret on the g string when needed.
  •  
    Right before the outro, hit your acoustic with your finger nail, then 2 times with your
    to imitate Will on drums. ( i think its a good effect, lol)
  •  
    Outro
    e --3---3---3---3-|
  • b --3---3---3---3-|
    g --0---2---0---0-|
    d --2---0---0---0-|
  • a --2---0---2---2-|
    e --0---2---3---3-| Repeat this till the end!
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