Days go By acoustic tab
07-11-02, 08:41 PM
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Days go By acoustic tab
I've been searching all over for the guitar tab to the acoustic version of "Days Go By" courtesy of Dirty Vegas, but can't seem to find it anywhere. If someone knows a link could they post it up?
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Okay...I listened to this and figured out the chords for you.
The guitar definitely has a Capo across the strings at the third fret which changes the key and chords, but I wrote the chords without the Capo, as you don't need it to play them. However if you have a Capo then any chord you barr at the third fret become open strings.
I wrote out the chords for you...the rhythm is easy.
The way you read the chords below is the number represents what fret you put your fingers on to form the chords. High E is at the top.
The Gsus4 chord is played quickly after a couple of strokes on the Gmaj chord then right back to the Gmaj chord...just listen for it(or you can just leave it out and play just the Gmaj).
Also there are a couple of hammer-ons to add flavor to the Gmaj chord and the Gm chord.
The song is in 4/4 time except for the second bar of the intro which is 3/4 time.
The Am7 chord is actually an Am7Rm35b7 because you are not playing the G but Am7 is easier to write.
Key of D minor except when the Gm chord is played when it goes to F major but F major is not emphasized.
__________________________________________________________
The chord progression for the intro and verse are as follows.
Dm - Gmaj~Gsus4~Gmaj - Gm - Dm - Am7
The chord progression for the chorus is as follows.
Dm - Am - G (play this four times and after the fourth time he repeats "without you" play the Gm chord at that point)
Chords
Dm
e----------5----------
b----------6----------
g----------7----------
d----------7----------
a----------5----------
e----------X----------
Gmaj
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------4----------
d----------5----------
a----------5----------
e----------3----------
Gsus4
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------5----------
d----------5----------
b----------5----------
e----------3----------
Gm
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------3----------
d----------5----------
a----------5----------
e----------3----------
Am7
e----------5----------
b----------5----------
g----------5----------
d----------5----------
a----------7----------
e----------5----------
Am
e----------5----------
b----------5----------
g----------5----------
d----------7----------
a----------7----------
e----------5----------
Hammer-on chord fills
Gmaj
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------4----------
d----------5----------
a-------3~5----------
e----------3----------
Gm
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------3----------
d----------5----------
a-------3~5----------
e----------3----------
Hope that gets you on the right track.
The guitar definitely has a Capo across the strings at the third fret which changes the key and chords, but I wrote the chords without the Capo, as you don't need it to play them. However if you have a Capo then any chord you barr at the third fret become open strings.
I wrote out the chords for you...the rhythm is easy.
The way you read the chords below is the number represents what fret you put your fingers on to form the chords. High E is at the top.
The Gsus4 chord is played quickly after a couple of strokes on the Gmaj chord then right back to the Gmaj chord...just listen for it(or you can just leave it out and play just the Gmaj).
Also there are a couple of hammer-ons to add flavor to the Gmaj chord and the Gm chord.
The song is in 4/4 time except for the second bar of the intro which is 3/4 time.
The Am7 chord is actually an Am7Rm35b7 because you are not playing the G but Am7 is easier to write.
Key of D minor except when the Gm chord is played when it goes to F major but F major is not emphasized.
__________________________________________________________
The chord progression for the intro and verse are as follows.
Dm - Gmaj~Gsus4~Gmaj - Gm - Dm - Am7
The chord progression for the chorus is as follows.
Dm - Am - G (play this four times and after the fourth time he repeats "without you" play the Gm chord at that point)
Chords
Dm
e----------5----------
b----------6----------
g----------7----------
d----------7----------
a----------5----------
e----------X----------
Gmaj
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------4----------
d----------5----------
a----------5----------
e----------3----------
Gsus4
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------5----------
d----------5----------
b----------5----------
e----------3----------
Gm
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------3----------
d----------5----------
a----------5----------
e----------3----------
Am7
e----------5----------
b----------5----------
g----------5----------
d----------5----------
a----------7----------
e----------5----------
Am
e----------5----------
b----------5----------
g----------5----------
d----------7----------
a----------7----------
e----------5----------
Hammer-on chord fills
Gmaj
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------4----------
d----------5----------
a-------3~5----------
e----------3----------
Gm
e----------3----------
b----------3----------
g----------3----------
d----------5----------
a-------3~5----------
e----------3----------
Hope that gets you on the right track.
Last edited by palebluedot; 07-12-02 at 09:56 AM.
