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Thanks Still_Larva and Pete - Good luck with you F chord, Still. All the bar chords give me trouble but they come with practice...and I still have to practice.
Pete - You know I am a sucker for story songs too. Using my dad and one of his very best friends as inspiration helped me to tell their story right.
It's on guitaretab.com - http://www.guitaretab.com/t/the-blind-b … 95603.html
This song is about how my wife has a profound impact on me and my moods. There's no telling what I would turn into if she wasn't around to turn my bad days into a perfect ones.
G C D ....didn't hear any other chords. Like this: G.... C.... G.... C.. D.. G......bridge is C................ G........ C................ G........ D..... Fit these with the lyrics and you should be fine.
Hey Paul - I have the time and don't mind doing it for you....Email coming.
If your mood is mean and nasty you should crawl back into bed.
Keep you mean and nasty mood all to yourself or in your head.
While your head is on your pillow having mean and nasty dreamin'.
I am hoping you resolve your mood before you start a screamin'.
Very Cool - I would not doubt that you cranked up the civil war historical interest level on most if not all of the students, and I am sure they were attentive and entertained by your music. I'd love to hear those tunes myself.
I kind of like the the bass line from Golden Earring's Radar Love...Twilight Zone is pretty good too.
I decided not to comment on some earlier nit-pic-ing posts. Chordie is my favorite web site on the web and here are the top 5 reasons why that I could think off the top of my head:
1 - I am able to find the lyrics and chords of almost all of my favorite guitar songs.
2 - I often discover some great new songs and new (to me) artists, some of which are chordie members.
3 - I am able to improve my guitar skills from the practice of songs I grew up listening to and found here, the interesting thought provoking observations, ideas and advice by other chordie guitar enthusiasts, and the tremendous support that is freely given by the majority of chordie members.
4 - The opportunity to get together with other chordie members (both online and in person), share music, friendship and great times.
5 - The ability to give back to a website that has given me so much.
Heck I have been toying with a few appson my kindel, ...!
Hey Beamer -Do you think any of the apps out today are better than an actual live instructor? I'm skeptical and think it is pretty tough to recreate or automate the direct feed back that you can get from an actual guitarist who is able to watch and critiques technique.
I grew up in western NC with Texas parents. Locally we had a heavy influence of county (like Hank Sr.), which was intermixed with pop, rock, and R&B and whatever else was playing on the radio. My dad was a big Texas swing fan (liked Bob Wills music) and also liked dixieland jazz while my mom was a big Burt Bacharach & Hal David fan. I always remember music playing at my house of one type or another. I guess that's why I'm open to most all types of music so long as it is good.
I just got an email from the moderator of http://www.Mamalisa.com (Lisa Yannucci) and she posted my folk lullaby, Ayase Lullaby, on her blog. This is a great site if you are looking for international music or are interested in other cultures. All free of course with a ton of folk song mp3 to listen to (I don't believe you can download them). Here is a link to my song there if you want to have a listen: http://www.mamalisa.com/blog/ayase-lullaby/
Verse chords sounds to me like Dm C Gm Am7 x 2 (and the lead tab plays around these chords)
Chorus sounds like Gm C Dm; Gm C F Am7; Gm C Dm; Gm C Am7; F C Dm Gm C; F C Am7....That should get you started
Thanks Dino. I am a big Dylan fan for sure.
Spring is here in northern Virginia and with it all the new life and growth that nature brings. I know the yard work that goes with spring will eventually get old but for now I am enjoying it, so much so that I wrote this song.
Could you bring it further west like California???
That might be tough for some of the Atlantic/east coasters, but there is nothing stopping a Cali-Chordiestock from happening. I bet you could get a good gathering of people if you pick a good location for all to meet.
I would like that as well Amy. I would be a tentative attendee (dependent on my work situation at the time), but I will make it if I can. There sure are lots of places between Zurf's place and yours that would fit. We might even be able to convince some of our Canadian Chordie members too attend, at least the ones from the eastern side of the country.
Hey Zen,
Welcome to chordie. If you want to post your original songs we have a forum on chordie for songwriting that is used for people to post their own original compositions. This is separate from the regular chordie.com searchable artist songs, but your songs will be shared with the people like me who enjoy reading the new original material people share. You can also come back to the songwriting forum and get a copy of them. You can not use the songwriting forum to post other artist work, but it is good for posting your own material that you have the rights to and would like to share.
Yep - got it. Sorry it didn't work out.
Thanks Vince. Can you play .wav files? I will send that and see.
Song idea I finally completed for all you old softies (like me) out there.
So you will be turning a Friday into a Shad-er-day...I tried to resist but the pun was just sitting there.
great lyrics Jeff I kind of talk to the tv too but it never answers but its good to get it out
Thanks Russ. I think talking to the TV is something most folks do, but not all vocalize. I agree that it is good to get it out.
Hey Roger - Typo/spell check error - for some reason I put in the German spelling of the word typhoon which in German is taifun. It is all corrected now. I blame my mothers ancestors for my genetic pre-disposition f
Guitar chord forum - chordie → Posts by jets60
