Mando Diao - Long Before Rock N Roll guitar chord
Mando Diao
Ode To Ochrasy
Long Before Rock'n'Roll
Live at TRL Germany
there is no riff, it's only one guitar that plays the chords,
it shouldn't be difficult to get the strumming pattern (or if you don't get the right
just think of one;)
Tuning: standard, EADGBE
chords you'll need:
Em(barre): Cm(barre): Am(barre): G:
Am: Em: D7: B:
E-----7-----------3-------------3---------3-----2-------------0----2----2-|
B-----8-----------4-------------3---------0-----3-----1-------0----1----4-|
G-----9-----------5-------------3---------0-----2-----2-------0----2----4-|
D-----9-----------5-------------5---------0-----0-----2-------2---(0)---4-|
A-----7-----------3-------------5---------2----------(0)------2---------2-|
E-------------------------------3---------3-------------------------------|
Intro:
the song starts on Em barre, then just one time Cm(barre), then to Am(barre) then to G
then to D.
You'll need to listen to figure out thw thing with the Cm-change from Em to Am.
Em Am
She said I like just lying on the bed
G D
Beneath the ceiling with her head upon my pillow
D7
There's nothing as I'd rather do
Em Am
And I said I'd rather do it on the couch
G
Or in the kitchen where about
D
You seem so down child
D7
Like nothing could destroy your world
Em
But I never ever wanted to
Am
You never ever let me to
G D
I would but you must wait 'til it gets dark
Em
So what is it that you want me to
Am
I can't make it even good for you
G D
So play me some from 1954
B
Long Before Rock 'n' Roll
Yeah, before Rock 'n' Roll
Before Rock 'n' Roll
between the verses: Em Am G D
Em Am
Well later she came with flowers in her arms
G D
And we can do it in the car my brother owns it
D7
The driver's seat is made for us
Em Am
And I said I'd rather grab a bite to eat
G
There is a diner down the street
D7
Let's take it easy
And join this lovely harmony
Em
But I never ever wanted to
Am
You never ever let me to
G D
I would but you must wait 'til it gets dark
Em
So what is it that you want me to
Am
I can't make it even good for you
G D
So play me some from 1954
B
Long Before Rock 'n' Roll
Yeah, before Rock 'n' Roll
Long Before Rock 'n' Roll
Long Before Rock'n'Roll
Yeah, yeah, yeah,
during outro play:
Em Am G D
end on D
there's not much diffrence to the album version,
just an other strumming pattern
and the main riff.
as well as in the album version there are couple of diffrent organ fill ins i couldn't
'em but
to me they sound like kind of arpeggios of the played chords
