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Bm7th
01-02-2011, 03:23 PM
Intro: B5 - C#5(4fr.) - A5(5fr.)

Main Riff

E----------------3-----------------------------------
B--0-----1----------------0--------1---------------------
G--------------------------------------------2---------

A E/G# C#m(4fr.) B A
So long ago certain place certain time You touched my
E/G# C#m(4fr.) B A
hand on the way all the way to Emmiline But
B C#m(4fr.) A
if our paths never cross well you know I'm sorry but

Chorus

E B E
If I live to see the seven wonders I'll make a path to the

B E B A
rainbows end I'll never live to match the beauty again
then repeat intro chords B5- C#5(4fr.)- A5(5fr.)

* I don't know if the chorus starts out with a E chord*

I do like the chord progression for the verse of the song - A- E/G# - C#m(4fr) - B- A

This is the way I've learned the song, any corrections welcomed

David
01-02-2011, 05:37 PM
Those chords look right to me.

Good luck on learning!

Bm7th
01-05-2011, 02:30 AM
Thank You,

I actually had the chords over the placement of the song but wen I posted , I noticed all the chords scrunched up together.

What instrument do you play?

David
01-05-2011, 10:27 AM
Thank You,

I actually had the chords over the placement of the song but wen I posted , I noticed all the chords scrunched up together.

What instrument do you play?I used to play keys in a Fleetwood tribute band. Our songs are on YouTube. For Seven Wonders, I used the phat synth patch on the Korg X5 to simulate the DX-7 (or whatever it is). I know the chords to the Mac songs very well, but recognize the fact that when guitarists play chords, they sometimes play variations in the spellings from what they pianists are playing (& vice versa).

For example, where you might play a triad G in a song, I might add a 7, a 9, or an 11. For example, I often add a 9 to the FM7 in Gypsy.