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here's the finished version ==INTRO== E--------------0------0h1--0------------------- C--------0--2-----------------0--------0------- G--0h2--------------------------0--2------2p0-- C-----0---------------------------------------- G---------------------2------------------------ C--0-------------------------------5----------- E-------------0--0h1-0------------------------- C-------0--2------------0---------------------- G--0h2---------------------0-----0----------0-- C-----0-----------------------5-----5p0-4h4---- G-------------2-------------------------------- C--0-------------2----------

little island walking works better in open C, or well.. i learned to play it that way i could tab this but im terrible when it comes to it (tabbing, that is) here's the first part E--------------0------0h1--0------------------- C--------0--2-----------------0--------0------- G--0h2--------------------------0--2------2p0-- C-----0---------------------------------------- G---------------------2------------------------ C--0-------------------------------5----------- E-------------0--0h1-0------------------------- C-------0--2------------0---------------------- G--0h2---------------------0-

its probably played with a different turning but this sounds alright in the meantime

i can do little island walking halfway to a threeway therefore i am good times just give me some time (and when i say some i may actually mean lot) GOOD TIMES (the song in the cd is slowed down so if you want to play along with it you must tune down your guitar 1/4step ) this is the basic pattern repeated through the whole song, jim does little variations of it in some parts e -------2-2--0--------------0------ b -------3-3----3-------3-3-----3--- g ----------------------2-2--------- d ---------------------------------- a ----2--------------0-------------- e --3-------3------2-------2-

more bits of the song "imposible germany.......... whenever your land" g --7-----5-----4-----2-----4-----5--------- d --7-----7-----5-----4-----5-----5--------- a --0-----0-----2-----0-----2-----3--------- G5 E5 G5 E5 "The fundamental problem..." D5 E5 A5 C5 A5 "This is important.."

here are some guitar bits little descendant thingie E-------------------------------------------------- B-------------------------------------------------- G-------------------------------------------------- D---7--7--7--5--5--5--5--4--4--4--4--3--3-----2~--- A-------------------------------------------------- E-------------------------------------------------- E-------------------------------------------------- B--------10-----------8------------7-----6-------4~ G-------------------------------------------------- D---7--7---7--5--5--5---5--4--4--4--4--3---3-----2~ A----------------------

capo on 1st Em Am G F In the papers, on the TV screen C Am G Pictures of Adolph again Em Am G F Sure as I sit here, there will appear C Am G F Pictures of Adolph again Em Am You're wrong, you're wrong Dm C throw down your cards Em Am You're wrong, you're wrong Dm If you say it (?) won't come etcetera

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i was trying to play this lovely song and this is what i came up with these, basically, are the patterns that are played over the song pattern 1 ---------------------------------------------- ------------1---------------------1----------- ------------------0---------------------0----- -----0h3-------3---------0h3---------3-------- --3-------3----------3--------3--------------- ---------------------------------------------- pattern 1a ---------------------------------------------- -------------1--------------------1----------- -------------------0---------------------0---- -----0h3-------3

hi, this is my take, i'm really not sure about that E7 but i guess it sounds ok CAPO1(E7)= 020130 A Bm E Watch out for your friends A (A-Asus4-A) Though they lose in the end Bm E Sometimes they'll try to make you sin A (A-Asus4-A) But what is a man without a friend Bm E We all live within a game A (A-Asus4-A) The word excuse has many names Bm E Where true friends rarely come A (runup) You can't afford to lose one D B7 E7 If all men are truly brothers C#m F#m Why can