Biography:
The New Amsterdams began as a solo project in Lawrence, Kansas to then-lead singer for The Get Up Kids Matt Pryor. In 2000, he released his debut album Never You Mind, which was comprised largely of acoustic tracks with sparse accompaniment. However, the album also featured Alex Brahl and Rob Pope providing extra instrument tracks.
Two years later in January 2002, Pryor released Para Toda Vida, this time sticking almost purely to acoustic guitar, with the exception of a few tracks utilizing harmonica and banjo as well.
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Other songs:
- A Beautiful Mistake
- Adeline Out Of Tune
- All Ears
- Asleep At The Wheel
- Death Of Us
- Drunk Or Dead
- Every Double Life
- Exs Ohs
- Four More Years
- From California
- Full Thunder Moon
- Girl Whyd You Run Away
- Goodbye
- Hanging On For Hope
- Heaven Sent
- Hover Near Fame
- Hughes
- I Wont Run Away
- Idaho
- Just So Over You
- Lonely Hearts
- Losing You
- Make Me Change My Mind
- Maybe Im A Fool
- My Old Man Had A Pistol
- Never Treat Others
- Picture In The Paper
- Proceed With Caution
- Revenge
- Slow Down
- Smoking Gun
- Stand Here And Bleed
- Strangled By The Thought
- Turn Out The Lights
- When We Two Parted
- Your Red Hand
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Hey ladies and gents, this is my first tab. I'm pretty sure that this is all correct,
I'm trusting all of you to listen to the song and play it through a few times and 'feel it
With that being said, here is the tab:
Intro:
e-10-10^11(ish)—10^11(ish)-10^11(ish)----8-9(ish)—7—-|
B----------------------------------------------------|
G----------------------------------------------------|
D----------------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------|
It's sort of a drawl; a lazy kind of riff for lack of a better explanation.
When you bend, hold the note and bring it back down. I say, "(ish) because
it doesn't sound like it's quite at the next fret yet. Just play with
it and you'll get it down. Also, if you listen to the song, you'll hear the guitarist
to pick the string as he brings it back down, almost like a reverse bend.
Sorry, not really sure what kind of effects... Delay perhaps?
Chords for most of the song:
Amin E B
e------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------4------------|
D------ 6--------------2------------4------------|
A------ 6--------------2------------2------------|
E-------4--------------0-------------------------|
Chords used later:
A very small part of the song, at: "....Abandoning yourself..." About 1min 52 seconds
the song, ends at about 2min 19 seconds and goes back to the chords above for the softer
then right back to these chords for the rest of the song.
Amin A B
e--------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------4-------------|
D------- 6------------7--------------4-------------|
A------- 6------------7--------------2-------------|
E--------4------------5----------------------------|
I hope this all made sense. Sorry, I was to tired to type out all the lyrics
and try to show you all the timing. This is a very easy, slow song, so I'm
sure if you are having trouble, just listen closely and you'll get it. Seems
like a cool "first song" to learn eh? Enjoy.
-Plea for Peace!-
Kris
*email me if you have any suggestions, corrections, fan mail perhaps?:
[email protected]
I'm trusting all of you to listen to the song and play it through a few times and 'feel it
With that being said, here is the tab:
Intro:
e-10-10^11(ish)—10^11(ish)-10^11(ish)----8-9(ish)—7—-|
B----------------------------------------------------|
G----------------------------------------------------|
D----------------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------------|
It's sort of a drawl; a lazy kind of riff for lack of a better explanation.
When you bend, hold the note and bring it back down. I say, "(ish) because
it doesn't sound like it's quite at the next fret yet. Just play with
it and you'll get it down. Also, if you listen to the song, you'll hear the guitarist
to pick the string as he brings it back down, almost like a reverse bend.
Sorry, not really sure what kind of effects... Delay perhaps?
Chords for most of the song:
Amin E B
e------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------4------------|
D------ 6--------------2------------4------------|
A------ 6--------------2------------2------------|
E-------4--------------0-------------------------|
Chords used later:
A very small part of the song, at: "....Abandoning yourself..." About 1min 52 seconds
the song, ends at about 2min 19 seconds and goes back to the chords above for the softer
then right back to these chords for the rest of the song.
Amin A B
e--------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------4-------------|
D------- 6------------7--------------4-------------|
A------- 6------------7--------------2-------------|
E--------4------------5----------------------------|
I hope this all made sense. Sorry, I was to tired to type out all the lyrics
and try to show you all the timing. This is a very easy, slow song, so I'm
sure if you are having trouble, just listen closely and you'll get it. Seems
like a cool "first song" to learn eh? Enjoy.
-Plea for Peace!-
Kris
*email me if you have any suggestions, corrections, fan mail perhaps?:
[email protected]
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