Biografía:
Miranda Lambert (nacida el 10 de noviembre de 1983 en Lindale, Texas) es una artista de música country americana. Saltó a la fama tras ser finalista en la edición de 2003 de Nashville Star, donde quedó tercera y posteriormente firmó para Epic Records.
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Otras canciones:
- Automatic
- Bring Me Down
- Love Your Memory
- Mama I'm Alright
- Mamas Broken Heart
- Only Prettier
- Over You
- The House That Built Me
- Tin Man
- Vice
- What About Georgia
- White Liar
- All Kinds Of Kinds
- Baggage Claim
- Fastest Girl In Town
- Greyhound Bound For Nowhere
- Gunpowder And Lead
- Heart Like Mine
- Kerosene
- Mama’s Broken Heart
- Airstream Song
- All Thats Left
- Another Sunday In The South
- Babies Makin Babies
- Bad Boy
- Bathroom Sink
- Better In The Long Run
- Bring Me Down I
- California
- Crazy Ex
- Dead Flowers
- Dear Diamond
- Dear Old Sun
- Desperation
- Down
- Dry Town
- Easy From Now On
- Easy Living
- Famous In A Small Town
- Fine Tune
- For The Birds
- Getaway Driver
- Girl I Am
- Girl Like Me
- Girls
- Good Ol Days
- Gravity Is A Bitch
- Guilty In Here
- Gunpowder Lead
- Hard Staying Sober
- Highway Vagabond
- Holding On To You
- Hurts To Think
- I Cant Be Bothered
- I Just Really Miss You
- Ive Got Wheels
- Jack Daniels
- Keeper Of The Flame
- Keeper Of The Flames
- Last Goodbye
- Little Red Wagon
- Look At Miss Ohio
- Love Is Looking For You
- Love Letters
- Love Song
- Lyin Here
- Maintain The Pain
- Makin Plans
- Mama Im Alright
- Me And Charlie Talking
- Me And Your Cigarettes
- More Like Her
- New Strings
- Nobodys Fool
- Nobodys Used To Be
- Oklahoma Sky
- Old Shit
- Old Sht
- Pink Sunglasses
- Platinum
- Priscilla
- Pushin Time
- Roots And Wings
- Runnin Just In Case
- Safe
- Same Old You
- Scars
- Sin For A Sin
- Six Degrees Of Separation
- Smokin And Drinkin
- Smokin Drinkin
- Smoking Jacket
- Somebody Else
- Somethin Bad
- Somewhere Trouble Dont Go
- Sweet By And By
- Take It Out On Me
- Texas As Hell
- Texas Pride
- Thats The Way That The World Goes Round
- The Way I Am Cover
- Theres A Wall
- Things That Break
- Time To Get A Gun
- To Learn Her
- Today I Started Loving You Again
- Tomboy
- Two Of A Crime
- Two Rings Shy
- Ugly Lights
- Use My Heart
- Virginia Bluebell
- We Should Be Friends
- Well
- What Are You Gonna Do
- What In The World
- Wichita Falls
- You Wouldnt Know Me
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
the whole thing is finger picked. it is in drop d tuning. PLEASE DROP D WHEN YOU DO IT
otherwise my soul might cry.
the key is d major, so for the electric guitars and the synths just diddle around. i am
far too lazy to tab each one. i'd suggest you build them around Dsus2, Asus4 and Gmaj7.
for your first improvisation try to do nothing lower than D4 (a normal open D string)
and higher than G5 (3rd fret on E). of course there are exceptions to this, but hey, i'm
just trying to tell you the proper chords, not trying to run your life.
remember team, dynamics! and throw as many slides, pull offs and harmonics in there as
you can!
suggested chord shapes:
D - 0002xx
G - 5-003x
A - xo222x
Bm - x24432
E7 - 2201x0
for the D fingerpicking pattern, keep hitting your low D open on each beat. on the
upbeat on your high D string it's ascends by a tone (two frets) basically by each bar, then
it does the 5-4-2-0 thing. listen and you'll get it. don't be afraid to use your G
string (which you should have your 2nd fret down on when appropriate!) to mix it up after that
point and before the next set of lyrics. and keep hitting both your D strings too, so
you can go diddling with that G string (yes, i totally meant to say that phrase exactly as
i did). don't limit yourself to two fingers while fingerpicking! use as many as you can.
D
How long has it taken me to find you
A
Five hundred years, five hundred thousand miles
G D
It don't matter now
G D
Love's always on time
A
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
D
Lightning flashed, everything went silent
A
A feather could have knocked me to the floor
G D
Missing piece was found
G D
I was finally alive
A D
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
Bm A G
With the speed of sound
Bm A E7 D
I'm homeward bound mhmm
Bridge chords:
D A G D G D D A D (just listen for the changes, but i purposely put that group of two
D's in there twice so you wouldn't panic cause you didn't change)
D
All our sorrows swept away forever
A
Each and every tear washed out to sea
G D
There ain't no goodbye
G D
With your hand in mine
A D
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
A D
Oklahoma sky
it stays as a D until the song is over. please use this opportunity to make it as epic
as you can, but for my sake keep those alternating open D's going. use all your fingers!
and when you want to end it you can cheap out and just play your two D's together. but
if you wanna impress your friends, make it a fast arpeggio with a nice D or Dsus2 chord
using all 5 fingers.
you could do a couple of cool cadences. the most predicable one is A7 (x02020) to D. if
you want to go the cadence route but you don't like predicability of it, do your A7 but
throw in some F#-G and back again notes in there, then end it with a D the way that i've
suggested you voice it throughout the tab. or you can slow down the main riff as you play
it and end with a fully voiced D. or even bring the E7 back into it! yes, most of them
sound cheesy, but if you're lacking an extra 2 guitars and a string section you gotta
make do sometimes.
the main point is, i only made this tab because the chords in the other one didn't have
the correct bridge (the Bm and E7), they don't stress the importance of drop d'ing and
alternating the open D's, and i have no idea where they got the idea to go to a Csus2
for the meet me under part of the chorus. i saw two 15 year old girls play covers on youtube
which lack the two former, and included the latter. it made me slightly angry because
such a beautiful song deserves much better.
otherwise my soul might cry.
the key is d major, so for the electric guitars and the synths just diddle around. i am
far too lazy to tab each one. i'd suggest you build them around Dsus2, Asus4 and Gmaj7.
for your first improvisation try to do nothing lower than D4 (a normal open D string)
and higher than G5 (3rd fret on E). of course there are exceptions to this, but hey, i'm
just trying to tell you the proper chords, not trying to run your life.
remember team, dynamics! and throw as many slides, pull offs and harmonics in there as
you can!
suggested chord shapes:
D - 0002xx
G - 5-003x
A - xo222x
Bm - x24432
E7 - 2201x0
for the D fingerpicking pattern, keep hitting your low D open on each beat. on the
upbeat on your high D string it's ascends by a tone (two frets) basically by each bar, then
it does the 5-4-2-0 thing. listen and you'll get it. don't be afraid to use your G
string (which you should have your 2nd fret down on when appropriate!) to mix it up after that
point and before the next set of lyrics. and keep hitting both your D strings too, so
you can go diddling with that G string (yes, i totally meant to say that phrase exactly as
i did). don't limit yourself to two fingers while fingerpicking! use as many as you can.
D
How long has it taken me to find you
A
Five hundred years, five hundred thousand miles
G D
It don't matter now
G D
Love's always on time
A
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
D
Lightning flashed, everything went silent
A
A feather could have knocked me to the floor
G D
Missing piece was found
G D
I was finally alive
A D
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
Bm A G
With the speed of sound
Bm A E7 D
I'm homeward bound mhmm
Bridge chords:
D A G D G D D A D (just listen for the changes, but i purposely put that group of two
D's in there twice so you wouldn't panic cause you didn't change)
D
All our sorrows swept away forever
A
Each and every tear washed out to sea
G D
There ain't no goodbye
G D
With your hand in mine
A D
Meet me underneath the Oklahoma sky
A D
Oklahoma sky
it stays as a D until the song is over. please use this opportunity to make it as epic
as you can, but for my sake keep those alternating open D's going. use all your fingers!
and when you want to end it you can cheap out and just play your two D's together. but
if you wanna impress your friends, make it a fast arpeggio with a nice D or Dsus2 chord
using all 5 fingers.
you could do a couple of cool cadences. the most predicable one is A7 (x02020) to D. if
you want to go the cadence route but you don't like predicability of it, do your A7 but
throw in some F#-G and back again notes in there, then end it with a D the way that i've
suggested you voice it throughout the tab. or you can slow down the main riff as you play
it and end with a fully voiced D. or even bring the E7 back into it! yes, most of them
sound cheesy, but if you're lacking an extra 2 guitars and a string section you gotta
make do sometimes.
the main point is, i only made this tab because the chords in the other one didn't have
the correct bridge (the Bm and E7), they don't stress the importance of drop d'ing and
alternating the open D's, and i have no idea where they got the idea to go to a Csus2
for the meet me under part of the chorus. i saw two 15 year old girls play covers on youtube
which lack the two former, and included the latter. it made me slightly angry because
such a beautiful song deserves much better.
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