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Third Day - Your Love, Oh Lord

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Your Love, Oh Lord
Third Day
Album: Time
Chords & Tab: Brian Germer

(Verse)
G Cadd2 G D/F#
Em7 Cadd2 G D/F#   
Em7 Cadd2 G D/F#
Em7 Cadd2 G D/F#      

(Chorus)
D Cadd2 G
D Cadd2 Am7 D 

c1999 New Spring Publishing/Vandura 2500 Songs/gray dot songs(ASCAP)

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Solo Tab

This is the Solo for Third Days (Your love oh Lord), as played on Offerings 2 (Medley)
e---7--7--10—14/15--12--10--10--------7--7--10—14/15--12--15—18/19------
B-----------------------------------------------------------------------
G-----------------------------------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------------- 
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Comments about this tab

jago151 - 2004-02-15

hi yeah , the caad2 chord is really a C thats it ok thanks
Randy

mmggppmgp - 2004-07-17

C works well, but the original C chord is C9

mmggppmgp - 2004-07-18

but its awesome

cwardle - 2004-08-24

That D / F# would be better played as a 200233

gcat1486 - 2004-08-27

woudn't that be a Dsus/f#?

lad3 - 2004-09-03

Yes that would be a Dsus/F#.

GLO28 - 2004-09-28

hey i think the song sounds better with the chords G/B C2 G D/F# in the first part of the verse ,and then the rest of the verse is the same except now the chord G/B changes to a EM...

sgarlata2000 - 2005-01-03

hey I think the verse is this:
G C2 G D/F#
Em7 C G D/F#(a D2 or D wouldnt sound too bad)
Em7 C2 G D/F#
Em7 C G D

And in between the Verse it goes
D D2 D
And I will lift My----y Voice

Thanx guys, god bless
Tim

musicianfreak - 2005-01-21

when playing the D/F# its more like a 200230 or played as xx4230

musicianfreak - 2005-01-21

and i like the Cadd9 better better that chord sounds so good with that song 032033

David wood - 2005-04-20

when u play D/F# 200232
^
use thumb

Kutless Fan - 2005-05-26

You can also play the D/F# chord like this: xx4232

guesswhoiam - 2005-06-19

the tab is pretty good, but i found a couple mistakes in the solo.

on the first part of the solo, instead of hittind the D(on the 10th fret) twice in a row, hit it once, and then do a hammer on from the 7th fret, to the 10th fret. also, at the end, instead of a 18/19 hammer-on, try a 17/19 hammer on.

sgarlata2000 - 2005-07-22

Just to make it clear the way they play the D is a D/F# played

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andy jackson - 2005-07-26

i just started using this web site and i have been playing for a while and me and a few of my buddies put together a praise band and this site will do us good but i do have a suggestion on the solo i think its more lik tis and easier to play by the way great song and tab our band plays medly

e---------12/15h-----12---------------------------12/15h--12-15--17/19sl
b---12-15--------------15-12/15h------------12-15-----------------------
g-----------------------------------------------------------------------

h= hammer on
sl= slide

krazee07 - 2005-07-26

I think the solo sounds a lot closer if it's played like this:

e|---7--10--12/15---12--10--7/10-------7--10--12/15--12--15--17/19
b|----------------------------------------------------------------
G|----------------------------------------------------------------
D|----------------------------------------------------------------
A|----------------------------------------------------------------
E|----------------------------------------------------------------

Tell me what you think...

litaichi - 2005-08-07

I know this is out of context but to make any songs sound good, just play them on a $3000 guitar. =) Hope that helps! This song sounds better with my friend's guitar than mine, using the same chords/strumming patterns so...hope that helps. =)

theophilus502 - 2005-09-24

Your Chords Are Right, But That's Not The Way I Play The Solo.
It's Basically An Arpeggio Taken From The E Chord 6th Fret.
Still It's An Awesome Song. Keep It Up! :) ><>

CrimsonFlood371 - 2005-12-17

Hey the solo I play to this is
e-------12h15--12-----------------12h15--12--15/17/--(19)
B--12-15---------15--12h15---12-15----------------------

(19)=means let it ring...
On solo you might want to add some distortion and I use a little wah to make every note come out right...

Thanks and hope it helps, just keep playing for god he will bless you...

CrimsonFlood371 - 2005-12-17

guitarplayer101 - 2006-05-21

andy Jackson and CrimsonFlood have the solo right. I looked up the song like 6 months ago and I was havin problems with the solo so I came back to see if anyone had the corrected version. Theirs sound nearly perfect, and distortion does help.

Ibanez18 - 2006-07-26

Great tab!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ibanez18 - 2006-07-26

Great tab!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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