Biography:
Remedy Drive is a pop rock band from Lincoln, Nebraska.
The band was formed by four brothers in 1998 as "The Aslan Band." They released their first album Remedy in 1998. Soon after they changed their name to "Remedy" and released three more independent records, Remedy (The Blue One) (1999), Remedy (The Red One) (2001), Remedy: A Live Album (2004), and Magnify (2005). Afterwards they changed their name to "Remedy Drive" and released their last independent record, Rip Open The Skies, in 2006.
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Hey everyone!
Had a hankering to learn this song and couldn't find correct sounding tabs,
so I looked up the song on YouTube and this is what I think it is...
Tuning: Standard
BPM: 116
The following chord diagrams are the variations I used in the song...
I figured it out on an acoustic, so if you're playing it on electric,
I would recommend using power chords...
(KEY - chord:EADGBe)
D:x00232 ...
G:3x0033 ...
D/F#:2x0232 ...
A:x02220 ...
Bm:x2443x ...
Asus:x02230 ...
Em:022033
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INTRO:
D
VERSE 1:
D G
Has everything you've counted on
D/F# A
Left you right here with no warning
D G
Have your dreams become invisible
D/F# A
Wait with me dear till the morning
PRE-CHORUS 1:
Bm G Asus A
Light will make the night burnout
CHORUS:
D Em Bm G
Hold on - daylight is coming
D Em
To break the dawn
Bm G
Daylight is coming
VERSE 2:
D G
The brightest stars are falling down
D/F# A
Is hope lost in the black skies
D G
The darkness must precede the dawn
D/F# A
Wait with me here till the sunrise
PRE-CHORUS 2:
Bm G Asus A
Wait, your night will soon fade out
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO: (8 counts per chord)
D - Em
Bm G
Daylight is coming
D - Em - Bm - G
OUTRO:
D - Em - Bm - G (x3, 8 counts per chord) (Song ends on D)
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SONG ORDER:
Intro-
Verse 1-
Pre-Chorus 1-
Chorus-
Verse 2-
Pre-Chorus 2-
Chorus-
Instrumental/Solo-
Chorus (1st half broken down, 2nd half building)-
Chorus (full)-
Outro-
Notes:
The last line in verse two is the line he says in the music video on YouTube...
It's contrary to all the lyric sites I looked at, but that's what he says in the song...
And I like that line better anyway... And it's my chord chart... So there... Haha...
-
The Asus chord in the two pre-chorus' could be played as a D/F#...
I like the sound of the D/F# better, but to be true to the recording,
I put the Asus 'cause I'm pretty sure that's what they play...
-
I palm-muted the verses, crescendoed the pre-choruses, and played full on the choruses,
except for the broken down one...
Had a hankering to learn this song and couldn't find correct sounding tabs,
so I looked up the song on YouTube and this is what I think it is...
Tuning: Standard
BPM: 116
The following chord diagrams are the variations I used in the song...
I figured it out on an acoustic, so if you're playing it on electric,
I would recommend using power chords...
(KEY - chord:EADGBe)
D:x00232 ...
G:3x0033 ...
D/F#:2x0232 ...
A:x02220 ...
Bm:x2443x ...
Asus:x02230 ...
Em:022033
----------------------------------------
INTRO:
D
VERSE 1:
D G
Has everything you've counted on
D/F# A
Left you right here with no warning
D G
Have your dreams become invisible
D/F# A
Wait with me dear till the morning
PRE-CHORUS 1:
Bm G Asus A
Light will make the night burnout
CHORUS:
D Em Bm G
Hold on - daylight is coming
D Em
To break the dawn
Bm G
Daylight is coming
VERSE 2:
D G
The brightest stars are falling down
D/F# A
Is hope lost in the black skies
D G
The darkness must precede the dawn
D/F# A
Wait with me here till the sunrise
PRE-CHORUS 2:
Bm G Asus A
Wait, your night will soon fade out
INSTRUMENTAL/SOLO: (8 counts per chord)
D - Em
Bm G
Daylight is coming
D - Em - Bm - G
OUTRO:
D - Em - Bm - G (x3, 8 counts per chord) (Song ends on D)
----------------------------------------
SONG ORDER:
Intro-
Verse 1-
Pre-Chorus 1-
Chorus-
Verse 2-
Pre-Chorus 2-
Chorus-
Instrumental/Solo-
Chorus (1st half broken down, 2nd half building)-
Chorus (full)-
Outro-
Notes:
The last line in verse two is the line he says in the music video on YouTube...
It's contrary to all the lyric sites I looked at, but that's what he says in the song...
And I like that line better anyway... And it's my chord chart... So there... Haha...
-
The Asus chord in the two pre-chorus' could be played as a D/F#...
I like the sound of the D/F# better, but to be true to the recording,
I put the Asus 'cause I'm pretty sure that's what they play...
-
I palm-muted the verses, crescendoed the pre-choruses, and played full on the choruses,
except for the broken down one...
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