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Author/Artist: Mountain
Title: Never in my life
Transcribed by: Skullder
Great song, with a great riff!
Intro:
-------------------------|--------------------|-------------------------------
-------------------------|--------------------|-------------------------------
-7-----------------------|-----2---2----------|-------------------------------
-7-----------------------|-----2---2----------|-------------------------------
-5-------3-2-3-2-3-2-3-2-|-----0---0----------|-------------------------------
-------------------------|-3------------------|-------------------------------
Main riff:
------------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------
------------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------
----------3-------------3-----|---------3-------------------|-----------------
--------3---3-5~--5-3-7-------|-------3---3-5~--5-3---------|-----------------
--3-4-5-----------------------|-3-4-5---------------5-3-----|-----------------
----------------------------6-|-------------------------6---|-----------------
The verse is made up of the following chords. I'm not sure of the exact rythm strokes,
for its not very clear on the recording. So just strum along to the beat
This first bit of the verse is played twice:
------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------
------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------
-5----------------------|----------3------------------------------------------
-5----------------------|----------3------------------------------------------
-3----------------------|----------1------------------------------------------
------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------
And then this bit once:
------------------------|------------------------|----------------------------
------------------------|------------------------|----------------------------
-2----------------------|-2----------------------|--5---------------3---------
-2----------------------|-2----------------------|--5---------------3---------
-0----------------------|-0----------------------|--3---------------1---------
------------------------|------------------------|----------------------------
It's the same progression in the solo too. The solo and lead bits are mainly played in G minor,
exept for the last part of the verse, where E minor is used. Good song for improvising!
