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Subject: b/bad_company/rock_steady.crd
 Date: Wed, 09 Jul 1997 21:12:45 +0000
 From: Steve Throne 
 "Rock Steady"
 by Paul Rodgers
 >From the album Bad Co
 I saw OLGA had the lyrics for the song but no tab, so I figured I'd type 
 up what I have.  It's a really simple song, actually.
 
 Intro 
 
 E------------------------------------------------
 B------------------------------------------------
 G--5--------5--------5---------------5---7p5-----
 D--5--------5--------5---------------5---7p5-----
 A----0-0------0-0------0-0-----3-5-----0---------
 E------------------------------------------------
 
 The verse is along the same lines.  Experiment a little!
 
 E--------------------------------------------
 B--------------------------------------------
 G-------7p5-------7p5-----------5-----7------
 D-------7p5-------7p5-----------5-----7------
 A--0-0-------0-0-------0-0-3-5-----0---------
 E--------------------------------------------
 
 As far as I know the chorus is just C,D - which I play as barre chords.  
 I won't bother trying to tab out the picking pattern.
 
 Turn on your [C]light and stay with [D]me a while
 And [C]ease your worried [D]mind
 Turn on your [C]light and stay with [D]me a while
 And Rock Steady!
 
 At the end of the chorus play the 8th fret on the B string and bend it 
 up 1/2 step.
 
 That's most of the song.  Pretty simple but fun, especially if 
 you're a BC fan.  
 
 Steve Throne
 st94h3xt@post.drexel.edu
 sthrone@earthlink.net