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Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
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Woodsmistress (report)
Plays well on the uke, thanks.
bonedaddy (report)
nope, definitely war, never was world. Nice try tho
Jackson 417 (report)
I do believe it's "a walk-on part in the world for a lead role in a cage"
Bob Cummins (report)
Can someone correct the spelling ? "Hero's" should be "heroes", and "soles "should be "souls".
Thanks
borges7 (report)
yes, its "what have we found" correctly
Marcelmeesters (report)
capo op de eerste en laag zingen
brathahn24 (report)
At the and I think its "WHAT have we found?" not "BUT have we found?" isnt it?
nicinu (report)
please uderstand, i play all my songbook on bog standard uke gcea tuning, thanks all the same tho , peace and love ,xxx
nicinu
nightrider767 (report)
The intro riffs are all over the internet. But for simple "strummers" who don't want to spend a month on it, try:
G Em G Em G Em
You can throw that in between the versus too....
blackdog7 (report)
http://getsome.org/guitar/olga/chordpro/p/Pink.Floyd/WishYouWereHere.2.chopro
hard to understand
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trapin (report)
Its all accurate. C-G can definitely be used but it's really a choice. 12 string is essential for the intro, fill, and all the chords. Adding a six string during the chords makes it sound really great.
JackG79 (report)
Sounds good to me. Checked a few others. Seems pretty accurate.
music_guy (report)
I think it sounds great!
chrisread (report)
sounds like C-G to me, can someone verify this please?
pitton (report)
on the intro and bridge go to Em after G
devon (report)
12 string fo sho