Chords for 🎸🔥 Jason Becker - Not Dead Yet DVD (Fragment Of The Documentary) Spanish Subtitules

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L, _ [D] low, _ [Gm] R, lower, [D] _ E, _ _ _ _ _ _ not, T, H, that, _ [Gb] not that D. _ _
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_ [G] I couldn't quit on my music.
[G] It never even entered my mind.
I just love making music, [Gb] and no matter how hard it is, it is [D] like my drug.
[Gb] I remember George Carlin saying if he was paralyzed to hook him up on a morphine drip and feed him ice cream all day.
That is [G] funny as hell, and sometimes I joke about [D] wanting to do that.
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S, [C] O, sun, _ okay.
_ _ _ [N] _ _ So, guitar to computer, and once Jason has his notes on the computer, _ _ _ he has something to work with and play with.
And that's like his palette, and he can start to paint [B] his songs.
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_ _ [B] _ Play _ _ _ first, _ H, [Ab] I, high, _ N, [G] note.
It _
_ [Ab] _ [Gm] starts really [Gb] simply, like a simple tune, and I'll say, that sounds [E] nice.
[Eb] And he'll say, alright, raise that note an octave, add these notes, move that around, and he'll play it again, and wow, it's even more beautiful. _
And the more he tinkers with it, the more it begins to sound [G] like maybe a classical guitar. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Down, one, _ [F]
an octave, _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _
_ _ [N] I'll say, oh, don't change that.
And every time he changes it, adds to it, it just becomes more brilliant.
It's quite fun to work with him in that regard.
I'm like the assistant to a master composer, _ _ and I'm not even aware of time.
It's just nothing but fun to watch this guy work.
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[Ab] _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ Delete everything except [Ab] the two notes [G] _ _ _
on 11. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [Ab] You're going to delete all of these really cool [F] notes.
_ _ [Gm] So, _ _ [Gb] we, can, [G] _
S, [D] T, start, _ _ _
_ _ [F] _ _ C, _ R, A, scratch.
_ _ Okay.
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_ _ [E] Then his producer, Dan, takes over, and he and Jason _ together [G] create something even more spectacular.
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_ _ [G] _ Serana is the [D] reason I'm alive now.
[E] _ _ She has taught me so [Am] much.
She has taught me what real love [G] is. _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ _ [D] _ When we weren't [D] a couple anymore, she stayed to take care [G] of me and be my best friend.
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_ _ _ She [B] makes me want to be [C] a better person.
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Dude, I noticed you [D] _ keep [Bm] looking up at the [Em] guitar.
_ Is that, [C] are you, are [G] you finding your notes on [Em] the guitar neck that way?
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_ [N] _ _ Thank you.
I'm Pat.
I'm Angela.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Josh's mom.
Hi, how are you?
This is Jason.
I've been waiting to see you for a long time.
Oh, _ okay.
This is kind of really exciting right now. _ _ _
I see.
Oh, cool.
It's really nice.
It's [Db] really an honor kind of to meet you. _ _
And I'm really glad to see [Gm] you and that you're doing well.
[Bb] Are you? Thank you. _ _
A-E, very.
_ W-E, [Ab]
very well.
T-H, thanks. _
You're welcome.
_ I just want [A] to learn more.
And like, I watched like your video for like about a whole week of you playing the guitar
and trying to use your techniques for [B] my techniques. _
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _ [B] Now, 20 years later, after Jason's been [N] diagnosed, I can look at the big picture a little more
and I can see how many people he's helped and how many people he's inspired
_ and how _ deep _ his music and his heart goes with people.
And _ maybe that's the reason, _ [G] but I wouldn't vote for it.
[Bb] It's, yeah, it's you.
G-O, good.
M-A, man.
You're so good, man.
Thank you.
You are.
_ I mean, gosh.
People [N] think I'm a hero or some kind of guru.
_ _ I feel pressured [E] to live up to [Gb] that.
I'm just being myself.
I don't [E] claim to be perfect.
I think I still get depressed or sad [Eb] or angry.
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One of my coping mechanisms for my situation is to act shallow and make nasty.
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It's boring. _ _ _ _
[N] It's Dad in the cartoon show Family Guy. _ _
_ [Eb] Active resources.
[Ab] _ Okay, she just left.
I can give you her voicemail.
Is that okay?
The main thing my work does is keep insurance [N] going. _ _ _ _
The future scares me.
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What about when [B] Gary and I get old?
What about if one of us can't do [Gm] the physical things anymore? _ _
[Gb] _ _ _ [Eb] _ I mean, we all know that something's going to happen
and we're going to have to deal with it,
but we don't [Cm] really have a plan, and [Abm] that's scary.
I wish [G] we were better at that. _ _
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_ _ _ _ I just _ wish that there was _ _ more for people who are diagnosed _ and their families.
I wish there was more that _ _ _ _ the medical world could give them. _
_ It's all up to you. _ _
_ _ It's all up to you. _ _
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