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From: clavenna@coke.cs.utk.edu (Mike Clavenna)
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.guitar.tablature
Subject: REPOST: Grandma Got Runover By a Reindeer
Followup-To: alt.guitar.tab
Date: 18 Nov 1993 19:46:18 GMT
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Reply-To: clavenna@coke.cs.utk.edu (Mike Clavenna)
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>>>I can not take credit for the following.  Someone else posted
>>>it last year (sorry I don't have that person's name).
>>>Best regards,
>>>Michael Vincze
>>>mav@asd470.dseg.ti.com

>>>This is not straight off the record and I didn't compare the two.

:> I just reposted it...no promises.
:> Mike.

GRANDMA GOT RUNOVER BY A REINDEER

This arrangement combines the melody and some backup.  If you sing along you
can follow the chords using this:
Basic Accompaniment Pattern: follow chord progression.
C
|----0-----0-----0-----0-|
|----1-----1-----1-----1-|
|----0-----0-----0-----0-|
|------------------------|
|-3-----------3----------|
|-------3-----------3----|
The song is in 4/4 time.  Almost every note is an 1/8 note. When you see 0^2 it
means play the string open then quickly hammer on at the 2nd fret.  It is
called a grace note.  The hammer should fall on the beat.

Intro
C
|----0-----0--------------|
|----1-----1--------------|
|----0-----0--------------|      / ) ) / ) ) /  )  
/   / (_(__/  (_(__/|__\_/_