Jars of Clay - Trouble Is
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Jars Of Clay-Trouble Is
D-G-C-F-A-D Tuning
Chords are relative to tuning
Intro
D[-3--0-]
E D E G E
repeat Intro
Verse
E D E G E }
}x4
D[-3-3--0-]}
Then...
C Am
E D E G E
D[-3-3--0-]
C Am
E D E G E
D[-3-3--0-]
C Bm Am
E D E G E
Chorus
C G B E
C G C Bm Am
E D E G E
Verse 2
E D E G E }
}x4
D[-3-3--0-]}
Then...
C Am
E D E G E
D[-3-3--0-]
C Am
E D E G E
D[-3-3--0-]
C Bm Am
E
Chorus
Verse 3
E D E G E }
}x4
D[-3-3--0-]}
Then...
C Am
E D E G E
D[-3-3--0-]
C Am
E D E G E
© 2003 Essential Records, a division of Brentwood Music, Inc.
Tabbed by Adam K.
Comments about this tab
| chrzis - 2004-11-02 | | Just an idea that works for me... Try drop D tuning, (DADGBE), and then the following... You'll work it out. 000320 x30320 xx3320 300320. Yes No? |
| mckstud2 - 2005-06-23 | | Hey there. Dropping the whole tuning down a step and playing in E (relative) is not the way to go with this one. Drop D, as Chris here suggests, is the easiest way to get that dirty/funky ragtime sound that this song demands. Try it out, I think you'll agree! |
| VirtuosoKithara - 2005-09-24 | | Well, I agree droping it to d is easier and for ragged. But whats the chords for the Chorus then? |
| rockstarwilly - 2005-11-30 | | Yeah, could someone please figure out all the chords for Drop D tuning? |
| BranOhMac - 2006-01-23 | | I'm still trying to figure out the chords, but I'm almost certain this song is done in DADGAD tuning. |
| bigfishbenn - 2006-02-14 | | hey instead of droped D try tuning down to a D chord (DADF#AD) then just use bar chords for the rest of the song, that seems to work alright for me. |
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