Аппликатуры аккордов для песни Italian Leather Sofa - Cake
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Аккорды с текстом песни Italian Leather Sofa - Cake
Band - Cake Song - Italian Leather Sofa, also the Mission Hill Theme Album - Fashion Nugget Part A Rhythm e-----------------------------| B-----------------------------| G-5----5---5-55-5----5---5-55-| D-5----5---5-55-5----5---5-55-| A-3----3---3-33-0----0---0-00-| E-----------------------------| Part B Lead e-----------------------| B-----------------------| G-----------------------| D------2-3-5------2-3-2-| A-3-333------3-333------| E-----------------------| Part C Lead e-----------------------------| B-----------------------------| G-----------------------------| D------2-3-5------2-3-2-2---2-| A-3-333------3-333--------3---| E-----------------------------| Part D Rhythm e-----------------------------| B-----------------------------| G-----------------------------| D-5----5---5-55-5----5---5-55-| A-5----5---5-55-5----5---5-55-| E-3----3---3-33-0----0---0-00-| Right after '...just as long as his ship's coming in...' Part E Lead e-----------------------------| B-----------------------------| G-----------------------------| D-----------------------------| A------2-3-5------2-3-2-2---2-| E-3-333------3-333--------3---| Right after '...just as long as his ship's coming in...' There are two guitars in this song. The rhythm guitar always plays Part A, except when it doesn't and instead plays Part D. The lead guitar joins in after the first two measures and plays Part C and when he's singing Part B. During the chorus the guitars move down a string for the measure, right after '...just as long as his ship's coming in...' This is my first tab but it's all you need to get started playing this song, I just haven't figured out the solo or outro parts yet. The Mission Hill theme song uses Part A for rhythm and Part C and B for lead, but it's all a lot quicker. the 3 3's in the main riff, part B, C, and E are played very quickly with an up and down- stroke. Listen to the songs to get the struming right because it varies. -Brenden Cline