Chords for Harlequin Sweet Things In Life

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[B] I'm going to respond to a comment on an earlier video and I'm going to respond to
one [E] one one buckethead and the comment was [F] I'd really love to see a sweet
things in life tutorial so _ I'm going to go ahead and do that before I do I got
to say _ I've been playing in Harlequin for a number of years now but I am the
replacement player for the great Glenn [F#] Willows who _ every time I do a tutorial
this isn't the first time I've been asked to do [G#] a tutorial on a Harlequin
song but I do have to say props to to Glenn and his playing and the parts that
are on the original recording I mean that's what I'm trying to emulate when I
play the song so with the keyboard part which is you're gonna hear like
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_ _ [N] as that's going on _ a guitar swells in and what [E] it does is that rock and roll
[G#] _ _
[G#] _ _ _ _ so I mean you know we're in F sharp [F#] minor _ and _ _
[G#] if you look up here at the _ 17th fret
on the second string _ and the 16th fret on the third string you've got that [A] _ that [F#] _ _
_ [G#m] rock
roll sound from the pentatonic [F] scale in F [E] sharp minor and what happens there is
you're gonna hold those two notes down and slowly bend the third string _ _ _ [C] _ _
[Em] _ as you
fade in and you know at concert volume you'd be feeding back in fact [E] you'd be
trying to you'd be trying to tame that _ _
_ [C] _ _ [G#] _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ [E] _ okay what's [F#] happening there F [N] sharp on the sixth string second fret with your
second finger the middle two strings the fourth and third string you'll bar it
with your third [A] finger _ and [F#] you will then point on the fourth string second
fret and put your first finger on the first [E] fret of the third string [D#] so
it's like an [F#m] E chord so it's like F sharp minor 7 _ _ to an [E] E chord _ but you keep
the F sharp in [F#] the bass right _ _
[F#m] _ _ _ [G#m] _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] and _ _ of course there's a walk every [C#] time and
[G#] that's just going B C C sharp _ [G#] so that's second fret third fret [F#] fourth fret on
the fifth [C] string _ [C#] to the [E] _ _
fourth string second fret the E [C#m] _
between [F#m] every
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [G#m] _ _
so it does that throughout the entire first verse [A] in the second verse it
transposes _ [G] so _ [A] _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _ [F#] _
what's happening there the exact same thing at the fifth fret
so you're doing it in a your second fingers on the fifth fret of the [A] sixth
string _ [A] your third finger is barring [C#] the fifth fret of the middle two strings the
[G] fourth and third _ [G] and then your first string will go to [E] the fourth fret of [A] the
third string _ and _ _ _ [A] there is no walk there you
_ _ _ move up to the _
[B] seventh fret and do the exact same _ now walk up the sixth ring
[E] _ _ okay this [G#m] _ the same thing but on the sixth string and fifth string so that's
seven eight nine _ [C#m] to the seventh fret of the fifth string [F#] back into the F sharp you
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [A] _ _ now the chorus part _ you're gonna hit an a power chord _ and I like to do this with
my middle [F#] two fingers on the fourth and third string at the second fret with the
[A] open fifth string _ cool _ _ now you'll remove the third finger to open up the third
string [N] and just go from the second [Em] string _ kind of [F#] sounding like an a7 chord
with [A] a cool _ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] now you're gonna go to a [F] B power chord so that's that [F#] first finger
on the fifth string second fret and then [C#] the [B] power chord the fourth fret of the
next string _ _ _ [F#m] right so [A] _ _ _ _ [Em] the _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ sweet [F#] things in life _ so _ [G#] _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ let's leave it there that's that
that gets you through the [F] whole song you should be able to play the entire song
with those few little _ _