Biography:
Richard Buckner is an American singer songwriter born in California, resident in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada for a number of years, and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. A critically-acclaimed artist most often associated with the Alternative Country movement, Buckner has in recent albums eschewed his initial acoustic approach and displayed an increasing interest in more abstract music styles.
Buckner began his career with the acoustic "Bloomed" (1994)
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Straight by Richard Buckner
Album: Dents and Shells
Tablature by: Scott Eisenhardt
Standard Tuning
A G Bm D5 Dsus4
e| 0 3 2 5 5
B| 2 3 3 3 3
G| 2 0 4 2 0
D| 2 0 4 0 0
A| 0 2 2 x x
E| x 3 2 x x
The parts with D5 and Dsus4 are all similarly flat picked, hammer-on D string.
Here is the pattern from a recording of one his live concerts, the album is slightly different.
D5 Dsus4 D5
e| ------------------------------------ |
B| ------3------3----3---------3------- |
G|:--0h2----0h2----0------0h2-----0----:|
D|:--0------------0-----0--------0-----:|
A| ------------------------------------ |
E| ------------------------------------ |
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
It's time, two days away
Bm A G D
I packed up the last and signed my name
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Goodbye my cold and stolen sign
Bm A G D
Forever's never been this long
Bm G D A
If you're turning I'll show you where I've been
Bm G D5 Dsus4
And then I'll set it straight again
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Are you behind or lost and saved
Bm A G D
Man when the lines would wash away
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Of all the locks I never knew
Bm A G D
When did you come home too
Bm G D A
I wish I'd lasted a summer more to spend
Bm G D
Setting it straight again
Bm G D A
When I go under every now and then
Bm G D
And try and set it straight again
Album: Dents and Shells
Tablature by: Scott Eisenhardt
Standard Tuning
A G Bm D5 Dsus4
e| 0 3 2 5 5
B| 2 3 3 3 3
G| 2 0 4 2 0
D| 2 0 4 0 0
A| 0 2 2 x x
E| x 3 2 x x
The parts with D5 and Dsus4 are all similarly flat picked, hammer-on D string.
Here is the pattern from a recording of one his live concerts, the album is slightly different.
D5 Dsus4 D5
e| ------------------------------------ |
B| ------3------3----3---------3------- |
G|:--0h2----0h2----0------0h2-----0----:|
D|:--0------------0-----0--------0-----:|
A| ------------------------------------ |
E| ------------------------------------ |
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
It's time, two days away
Bm A G D
I packed up the last and signed my name
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Goodbye my cold and stolen sign
Bm A G D
Forever's never been this long
Bm G D A
If you're turning I'll show you where I've been
Bm G D5 Dsus4
And then I'll set it straight again
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Are you behind or lost and saved
Bm A G D
Man when the lines would wash away
D5 Dsus4 D5 Dsus4 D5
Of all the locks I never knew
Bm A G D
When did you come home too
Bm G D A
I wish I'd lasted a summer more to spend
Bm G D
Setting it straight again
Bm G D A
When I go under every now and then
Bm G D
And try and set it straight again
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