Catch 22 › Riding The Fourth Wave Guitar Tab

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Riding The Fourth Wave Tab

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Artist:Catch 22
Title:Riding The Fourth Wave
Album:Keasbey Nights
Tuning:Standard

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Intro
*transcribed for guitar
E|-12~--12-12-12-12-------12-12-12-12-14-15-14h15-12~-12-12-12-12--------------|
B|------------------15-12-----------------------------------------15-12-10-12~-|
G|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|

E|-12----12-------------------------12~-12-12-12-12--------------|
B|----12----15-12-15-13-10-12-15-12-----------------15-12-10-12~-|
G|---------------------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

*Also as someone suggested it,it sounds much better if you
do it on the 9th fret on the G string.

Barre Chords:
   E    E  G  A  B
E|-0-------3--5--7--|
B|-0----9--3--5--7--|(Play this through the
G|-1-or-9--4--6--8--| whole thing,except in one 
D|-2----9--5--7--9--| part you skip A,or quickly
A|-2----7--5--7--9--| slide from A to B.)
E|-0-------3--5--7--|

*You can use either E,but I think the one
on the 9th fret sounds better.

That's Basically It,So Enjoy!

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