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From: arabella@mail.utexas.edu (Arabella Clauson)
Subject: CRD: "Rain" by JACKOPIERCE
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RAIN
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courtesy of RPBOWEN (rpbowen@unca.com)
one guitar is BASICLY (it might switch around a little)
E-Bm7-A then repeat, this is for the verse and chorus
guitar number two is alittle harder to explain so I'll diagram
E---0--- ---0--- ---0---
B---0--- ---0--- ---0---
G---13-- ---7--- ---6--- Then the normal E
D---14-- ---8--- ---7---
A---14-- ---8--- ---7---
E---0--- ---0--- ---0---
E chord Bm7 A
(with octave sound)
this should sound right but I'm writting from a school lab
from memory with out my guitar so ask questions if it sounds wrong
the intro has a few differences
E for twice as long then Bm7 for twice as long
do that twice then it goes into the standard pattern that I've
written above. EXCEPT: Listen for the harmonics section I think it is just a
12th fret - 7th fret - 5th fret harmonic progression(in concert they play the
harmonics a little different)
Thats it except don't be fooled by the strumming pattern
during the third verse("she walks into....")same chords as before
I forgot to mention that in the intro. there is a moving D chord
---slide it from D position to E{up 2 frets}while the other guitar is doing
that strange decending pattern.
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