Biografia:
Tantric é uma banda de pós-grunge/ Hard Rock formada em 1999 na cidade de Louisville, Kentucky, EUA. O grupo lançou três álbuns estúdio desde 2001, embora, o seu mais recente esforço só mantém o Tantric original por causa do cantor Hugo Ferreira. Tendo previamente gravado álbuns para Maverick Records, incluindo a sua venda platina-estréia. O Grupo já fez turnês com grandes bandas como Kid Rock, Creed, 3 Doors Down e Shinedown.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
There's a decided lack of tabs and chords for Tantric's "After We Go" album, so I
figured I'd start with my favorite track off the CD. So far it sounds pretty close
to the rhythmic acoustic part, but I've probably missed a couple of spots, so check
the bottom of the page for contact information.
Cadd9+3 G7sus4 F7sus4
0-------------3----------1
3-------------3----------1
0-------------5----------3
2-------------3----------1
3-------------5----------3
x-------------3----------1
-----------------------------------------------------
VERSE STRUCTURE:
G F7sus4 Cadd9+3 F
Before you go, just listen
G F7sus4
And I'm sorry
Cadd9+3 F G
For all the things I've done to you
F7sus4 Cadd9+3
You know that I'm sorry
F G F7sus4 Cadd9+3
For all the things I've put you through
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PRE-CHORUS:
F
You see I
G
You see I never did realize
F7sus4
How it must have felt in your eyes
Cadd9+3
Complacency was my disguise
F G
Until the day that I found you
Will I ever see the day
F7sus4
When I turn around and say
Cadd9+3
Things shouldn't be this way
F
But all I know is
G F Cadd9+3 F
I feel all alone
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CHORUS
G G7sus4
And all I ever wanted
C
Was to be your hero
G G7sus4
And all I ever wanted
C
Was to be your friend
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The bridge is of the same form as the verse, just play it along with the track and
everything should sound fine.
This is my first time attempting to listen to a song and chord it out formally, so
input will be greatly appreciated. Furthermore, if anyone knows the REAL name for
the Cadd9+3 (just a Cadd9 chord, but there's an additional third thrown in there is
how I figured I'd notate it) please email me!
This will probably go through about 29 edits before it's completely finished and sounds
perfect, but maybe with something to go off of other people can tell me what doesn't
sound right to them *shrugs*
email me at: [email protected]
figured I'd start with my favorite track off the CD. So far it sounds pretty close
to the rhythmic acoustic part, but I've probably missed a couple of spots, so check
the bottom of the page for contact information.
Cadd9+3 G7sus4 F7sus4
0-------------3----------1
3-------------3----------1
0-------------5----------3
2-------------3----------1
3-------------5----------3
x-------------3----------1
-----------------------------------------------------
VERSE STRUCTURE:
G F7sus4 Cadd9+3 F
Before you go, just listen
G F7sus4
And I'm sorry
Cadd9+3 F G
For all the things I've done to you
F7sus4 Cadd9+3
You know that I'm sorry
F G F7sus4 Cadd9+3
For all the things I've put you through
--------------------------------------------------
PRE-CHORUS:
F
You see I
G
You see I never did realize
F7sus4
How it must have felt in your eyes
Cadd9+3
Complacency was my disguise
F G
Until the day that I found you
Will I ever see the day
F7sus4
When I turn around and say
Cadd9+3
Things shouldn't be this way
F
But all I know is
G F Cadd9+3 F
I feel all alone
--------------------------------------------------
CHORUS
G G7sus4
And all I ever wanted
C
Was to be your hero
G G7sus4
And all I ever wanted
C
Was to be your friend
---------------------------------------------------
The bridge is of the same form as the verse, just play it along with the track and
everything should sound fine.
This is my first time attempting to listen to a song and chord it out formally, so
input will be greatly appreciated. Furthermore, if anyone knows the REAL name for
the Cadd9+3 (just a Cadd9 chord, but there's an additional third thrown in there is
how I figured I'd notate it) please email me!
This will probably go through about 29 edits before it's completely finished and sounds
perfect, but maybe with something to go off of other people can tell me what doesn't
sound right to them *shrugs*
email me at: [email protected]
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