Toad the Wet Sprocket - Walk On The Ocean

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Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket # #Walk On The Ocean Chords by Toad The Wet Sprocket #Tabbed by Big Daddy Glenn # #I saw many good attempts and one really close one. As simple as this song sounds it #has a complex progression with a tight walking bass line. Too many people are playing a #or #Em where the B is. Follow these chord forms and the progression listed and you’ll hear #from the other versions. The key on the B is to be sure you don’t play the #string and to strum through the ch (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

We spotted the O- 0----| B-0----| G-0----| D-2----| A-2----| E-0----| old Full Lyrics: We spotted the ocean at the head of the trail Where are we going, that is so far away Then somebody told me that this is the place Where everything's better, and everything's safe Walk on the ocean Step on the stones Flesh becomes water Wood becomes bone And half and hour later we packed up our things We said we'd send letters and all those little things And they knew we were lying, but they smiled just (guitartabs.cc)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket by Toad the Wet Sprocket (off the FEAR album) contributed by Ryan Houlette rhoulett@depauw.edu This is just how I play it. On the CD, the whole song is capoed up to the fourth fret. Listen to the recording to get the rhythm. [verse1] G C G C G --> (you can walk the bass note up We spotted the ocean at the head of the trail from E to G here, or not) C G C G A ---> (hammer on the second string of the A where are we going, so far away? from the 2 (tabfu.thudspace.net)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket Walk On The Ocean Chords by Toad The Wet Sprocket Tabbed by Big Daddy Glenn I saw many good attempts and one really close one. As simple as this song sounds it has a complex progression with a tight walking bass line. Too many people are playing a or Em where the B is. Follow these chord forms and the progression listed and you?ll hear from the other versions. The key on the B is to be sure you don?t play the string and to strum through the chord and pla (guitaretab.com)

We spotted the O- 0----| B-0----| G-0----| D-2----| A-2----| E-0----| old Full Lyrics: We spotted the ocean at the head of the trail Where are we going, that is so far away Then somebody told me that this is the place Where everything's better, and everything's safe Walk on the ocean Step on the stones Flesh becomes water Wood becomes bone And half and hour later we packed up our things We said we'd send letters and all those little things And they knew we were lying, but they smiled just (guitaretab.com)

The parentheses signify notes that only get played occasionally. For the F#, the 6 on the low E string may or may not be played, but it's a nice way to follow the bass line. You'll probably want to use your thumb for that note. The verse goes: | B E | B Db | Abm E | B Db | B E | B F# | Db | Db :| The chorus goes: | Abm F# | B | F# | Db | Abm F# | B | F# | Db || In the measures with Abm and F#, the F# is only played on the last beat, serving as a passing chord to the B The chorus and solo have (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket by Toad the Wet Sprocket Tabbed by Andrew Lombardo email: legna880@hotmail.com any questions feel free to email me. I checked out the other tab for this song but I'm pretty sure that they aren't right. This sounds really good when you play it with any version, even the ones with John Mayer. Chords:(relative to capo4) ___G__C__A___Aslide___________D____D2___G1__G2__G3 {sot e--3--3--0----0---------------2----3----3---3----3-| B--3--3--2----2(slide to 3 (guitartabs.cc)

Guitar Two 0----| B-0----| G-0----| D-2----| A-2----| E-0----| old Full Lyrics: We spotted the ocean at the head of the trail Where are we going, that is so far away Then somebody told me that this is the place Where everything's better, and everything's safe Walk on the ocean Step on the stones Flesh becomes water Wood becomes bone And half and hour later we packed up our things We said we'd send letters and all those little things And they knew we were lying, but they smiled just the sam (guitartabs.cc)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket Walk on the Ocean I checked out the other tab for this song but I'm pretty sure that they aren't right. This sounds really good when you play it with any version, even the ones with John Mayer. Chords:(relative to capo4) ___G__C__A___Aslide___________D____D2___G1__G2__G3 {sot e--3--3--0----0---------------2----3----3---3----3-| B--3--3--2----2(slide to 3)---3----3----0---0----0-| G--0--0--2----2---------------2----2----0---0----0-| D--0--2--2----2--- (azchords.com)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk On The Ocean (Capo 4th fret - all chords relative) VERSE 1: We spotted the [G]oc[C]ea[G]n at the [A]head of the [Em]tra[C]il[G] But [A]where are we [G]go[C]in[G]g, we're [D]so far [A]aw[Asus4]ay[A] Somebody [G]to[C]ld[G] me that [A]this is the [Em]pla[C]ce[G] where [A]everything's [G]be[C]tt[G]er and [D]everything's [A]sa[Asus4]fe[A] CHORUS: Walk on the [Em]Ocean[G] Step on the [D]stone[A] Flesh becomes [Em]water[G] Wood bec (azchords.com)

The parentheses signify notes that only get played occasionally. For the F#, the 6 on the low E string may or may not be played, but it's a nice way to follow the bass line. You'll probably want to use your thumb for that note. The verse goes: | B E | B Db | Abm E | B Db | B E | B F# | Db | Db :| The chorus goes: | Abm F# | B | F# | Db | Abm F# | B | F# | Db || In the measures with Abm and F#, the F# is only played on the last beat, serving as a passing chord to the B The chorus and so (guitartabs.cc)

Walk on the Ocean Toad the Wet Sprocket Walk On The Ocean Chords by Toad The Wet Sprocket I saw many good attempts and one really close one. As simple as this song sounds it has a complex progression with a tight walking bass line. Too many people are playing a or Em where the B is. Follow these chord forms and the progression listed and youâ??ll hear string and to strum through the chord and play the open D in the chord. Realize that all notes are relative to the Capo on the 4th fret. Toad T (azchords.com)

The parentheses signify notes that only get played occasionally. For the F#, the 6 on the low E string may or may not be played, but it's a nice way to follow the bass line. You'll probably want to use your thumb for that note. The verse goes: | B E | B Db | Abm E | B Db | B E | B F# | Db | Db :| The chorus goes: | Abm F# | B | F# | Db | Abm F# | B | F# | Db || In the measures with Abm and F#, the F# is only played on the last beat, serving as a passing chord to the B The chorus and so (azchords.com)