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Phantom Other

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Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 31Position: 5

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

eagles, I think. So the chords names are a bit approximative, but I guess
pretty complicated and chord some times hurts fingers, but anyway, its so
Chords:
  AM7:    5x679x
 A6:      5x767x
G#sus4:   4x667x
 F#M7:    2x425x
C#m6:     x4336x
 F#11:    x4x354
 Cm6:     x3224x
Ebm7:     x6557x
F#M7/Sol: 3x435x
AM7/Sib:  6x679x
Intro:                                                               Cm6/Eb7  
E|-----------------|------------------|------------------|------------------|
B|------9--7--5----|-------9--7--5----|-------9--7--5----|-----9-7-5---4--7-|
G|------6--6--6----|-------6--6--6----|-------6--6--6----|-----6-6-6---2--5-|
D|------7--7--7----|-------7--7--7----|-------7--7--7----|-----7-7-7---2--5-|
A|-----------------|------------------|------------------|-------------3--6-|
E|5h0--0--0--0-----|-5h0--0--0--0-----|-5h0--0--0--0-----|--5h0-------------|
I think Rossen is actually playing it with a pick, but for me its easier
 without. I guess you can figure the rythme, its some kind of alternance
between base and the other strings, a bit syncopated.
 -hold  AM7-
AM7All   A6right,             G#sus4we'll do this F#M7your way
AM7All   A6right,             G#sus4we'll make it F#M7anyway
AM7Now'd bA6e good timeG#sus4,
F#M7To send us all away there
Chorus:
                       C#m6   F#11
             So what would it take?
                       C#m6   F#11
            And what would it take to make you learn?
 -First two bars of Intro-
                        C#m6   F#11
             And what would it take?
                        C#m6   F#11
              And what would it take to make you listen? ah
 -Last two bars of Intro-
 -Then the samplers beat gets in, and its like really emotive at that point,
 you can almost feel Rossen anger... Anyways. Its now a bit tricky to get
 the same sound, because the guitar is mostly indistinct and hidded behind
 all gloamy effects. The best way to make it work accousticly is maybe to
play it in fingerpicking, with every notes slightly divided, so it make
almost the same chopped feel -
AM7Oh    A6man,             G#sus4you're not the oF#M7nly one
AM7Oh    A6boy,              G#sus4with that phantF#M7om other gone
AM7Now'd A6be the right time
G#sus4To send us aF#M7ll away
AM7It'd bA6e a good time
G#sus4If you just go aF#M7way there
Chorus:
                    C#m6   F#11
             What would it take?
                   C#m6   F#11
            What would it take to make you leave?
-Fisrt two bars of Intro-
                   C#m6   F#11
            What would it take?
                   C#m6   F#11
            What would it take to make you listen?
-first two bars of Intro again-
    C#m6My God, in heaven
         F#M7What were we thinking?
     C#m6My God, in heaven
          F#M7What were we thinking of?
 -Noisy little bridge that I can’t figure-
F#M7Look out, look  now
 F#M7/Sol
We gotta get out now
F#M7Look out, look out now
 F#M7/Sol
We gotta get out now
AM7Wake up, wake up now
AM7/Sib
We gotta get out now
AM7Wake up, wake up now
AM7/Sib
We gotta get out now
Outro - same as Intro, with some voice reaching the guitar
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Phantom Other

by Department of Eagles

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

AM7

G#sus4

C#m6

Cm6

Ebm7

F#M7

Eb7

eagles, I think. So the chords names are a bit approximative, but I guess

pretty complicated and chord some times hurts fingers, but anyway, its so

Chords:

AM7

: 5x679x

6: 5x767x

G#sus4

: 4x667x

M7: 2x425x

C#m6

: x4336x

11: x4x354

Cm6

: x3224x

Ebm7

: x6557x

F#M7

/Sol: 3x435x

AM7

/Sib: 6x679x

Cm6 Eb7

Intro: /

E|-----------------|------------------|------------------|------------------|

B|------9--7--5----|-------9--7--5----|-------9--7--5----|-----9-7-5---4--7-|

G|------6--6--6----|-------6--6--6----|-------6--6--6----|-----6-6-6---2--5-|

D|------7--7--7----|-------7--7--7----|-------7--7--7----|-----7-7-7---2--5-|

A|-----------------|------------------|------------------|-------------3--6-|

E|5h0--0--0--0-----|-5h0--0--0--0-----|-5h0--0--0--0-----|--5h0-------------|

I think Rossen is actually playing it with a pick, but for me its easier

without. I guess you can figure the rythme, its some kind of alternance

between base and the other strings, a bit syncopated.

AM7

-hold -

AM7 A6 G#sus4 F#M7

All right, we'll do this your way

AM7 A6 G#sus4 F#M7

All right, we'll make it anyway

AM7 A6 G#sus4

Now'd be good time,

F#M7

To send us all away there

Chorus:

C#m6 F#

So what would it take?

C#m6 F#

And what would it take to make you learn?

-First two bars of Intro-

C#m6 F#

And what would it take?

C#m6 F#

And what would it take to make you listen? ah

-Last two bars of Intro-

-Then the samplers beat gets in, and its like really emotive at that point,

you can almost feel Rossen anger... Anyways. Its now a bit tricky to get

the same sound, because the guitar is mostly indistinct and hidded behind

all gloamy effects. The best way to make it work accousticly is maybe to

play it in fingerpicking, with every notes slightly divided, so it make

almost the same chopped feel -

AM7 A6 G#sus4 F#M7

Oh man, you're not the only one

AM7 A6 G#sus4 F#M7

Oh boy, with that phantom other gone

AM7 A6

Now'd be the right time

G#sus4 F#M7

To send us all away

AM7 A6

It'd be a good time

G#sus4 F#M7

If you just go away there

Chorus:

C#m6 F#

What would it take?

C#m6 F#

What would it take to make you leave?

-Fisrt two bars of Intro-

C#m6 F#

What would it take?

C#m6 F#

What would it take to make you listen?

-first two bars of Intro again-

C#m6

My God, in heaven

F#M7

What were we thinking?

C#m6

My God, in heaven

F#M7

What were we thinking of?

-Noisy little bridge that I can’t figure-

F#M7

Look out, look now

F#M7

/Sol

We gotta get out now

F#M7

Look out, look out now

F#M7

/Sol

We gotta get out now

AM7

Wake up, wake up now

AM7

/Sib

We gotta get out now

AM7

Wake up, wake up now

AM7

/Sib

We gotta get out now

Outro - same as Intro, with some voice reaching the guitar

Department of eagles Website: http://www.departmentofeagles.com/

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