Third Day - These Thousand Hills
 Click here for a plain text version of this song (for better printing)#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Third Day These Thousand Hills The other tab on here is really accurate except they didn't include any guitar 2 for the rest after the intro. and i slighty cheat.. i play an easier version of what they're actually doing, so if you want the real stuff look at the other tab. During the verse guitar one plays... e--------------| B---3-0h1-3-1--| G--0-0-------0-| D--------------| A--------------| E-3------------| 2 times then something close to.. e-----------------| D-----------------| G-----------------| D--4-5--4h5-7-5-4-| A-5---------------| E-----------------| 2 times... sorry if that's not exact, i'm sure you can get it fixed up if you need to. but it's close enough to start with then .. e--------------| B---3-0h1-3-1--| G--0-0-------0-| D--------------| A--------------| E-3------------| e-----------------| B-----------------| G----9--10-9-7-5--| D--10-10----------| A-----------------| E-8---------------| e----------| B---3---3--| G-0--0-2-2-| D-----0----| A----------| E-3--------| (once again, not exact.. but close enough for now) and that's it for the guitar 1 part in the verses. and starting at the beginning of the verse again guitar 2 is playing.. e-------------| B-------------| G--3-----0----| D--0--0h2-2-0-| A-------------| E-3-----------| 2 times. then.. e----------------| B---3--0h1-3-1---| G--2-2---------0-| D-0--------------| A----------------| E----------------| 2 times (on the other tab on here it has guitar 1 playing this part, and it seems like it should be that way but i listened to it and i think guitar 2 plays this because during the lala part guitar 1 is playing something different, you can see the other tab to get that part, and guitar 2 is playing the verse, and that's what it's playing) then.. e-------------| B-------------| G--3-----0----| D--0--0h2-2-0-| A-------------| E-3-----------| e-------------| B-------------| G-------------| D-------------| A--7--8-7-5-3-| E-8-----------| (very similar to guitar 1 right there but an octave lower) e-------------| B-------------| G-------------| D----0-----0--| A-------0-----| E-3-----------| (i'm not sure about what guitar 2 plays right here but it sounds like something close. sorry about that) and then it goes right back into the part of the intro where both guitars are playing.. they play that as sort of a tag onto the end of each verse until you get to right before the lala part. then you can look at the other site for the rest, it's all there. I hope this finds itself useful for you all. listen to the cd if you're having trouble with timing and such. if you don't have the cd, i'd suggest getting it sometime. it's a good one. God Bless! ========================================================================= ========================================================================= Chords Artist: Third Day Title: These Thousand Hills Album: Offerings Tab by: Eric Anton THESE THOUSAND HILLS Capo up 1st Fret (All chords relative to capo) Intro: G Verse 1: G D G C G D G Verse 2: G D G C G C G Verse 3: G D G C G D Em Verse 4: G D G C G D Em Song Progresseion: Verse 1 Verse 2 Verse 3 La La La Part Verse 1 Verse 4 La La La Part (The "La La La" part follows the same progression as the first verse) Questions, comments and more than likely corrections, E-mail EAnton781@hotmail.com Music and Words by Steve Atwell, Mark Blackburn, and Jerry Davidson/c1990 Broken Songs, Inc./ASCAP. Comments about this tab
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