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From: Paul D 
Subject: "Change" by Candlebox

"Change" by Candlebox

        Here's the verse guitar part.  It's not exactly the way it's played
        on the track.  I think the guy just adlibs when he feels like it.
        But this is the basic chord structure (it's a movable 'C'-chord
        shape).  Later on, after the solo, he starts strumming instead of
        arpeggiating.  You can also fool around with the chords for the
        chorus to make it chunkier as the song progresses.

E-|-----------------------------------------------0--|
B-|------------------1-------------5-----------------|
G-|------0-------------0-------------0----------0----|
D-|----4---4-------2-----2-------4-----4------2------|
A-|--5-------5-0-3---------3-/-5---------5--3--------|
E-|--------------------------------------------------|

        Here's the power-chords for the chorus:

           F  G  D  D          F  G  D  D
E-|-----------------------------------------|
B-|--------------3--3-----------------3--3--|
G-|--------------2--2-----------------2--2--|
D-|--------3--5--0--0-----------3--5--0--0--|
A-|--------3--5--0--0-----------3--5--0--0--|
E-|--------1--3-----------------1--3--------|
   Written down_______. Written down_______.


        Once again, I can't do the solo or any other lead parts 'cause
        that's not my thing.  I've just got a good ear for figuring out
        stuff.  The song's not that hard at all.  (By the way, that movable
        'C' is also used in the intro to "Blossom".)
        I.G.W.T.-"In Guitar We Trust"

        Paul Dmytrewycz (s3bz%[email protected]) OR ([email protected])

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