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Drop-tuned 3 half-steps from standard (C# instead of E). It's picked,
not strummed. Let it be known that I highly recommend just playing
this song standard-tuned in Em.
Drop-tuning that much can cause permanent damage to your guitar, in
addition to making strings more likely to break. Guitars are designed
to constantly have a certain amount of string tension. Too much or too
little tension, especially for extended periods, can warp the neck of
the guitar. Usually heavier gauge strings are use for a "slack-tuned"
guitar such as this, so that the string tension is closer to what it
would be standard-tuned with your normal strings. But an additional
warning, if you put on strings that are too large, you can also damage
the nut ("zeroth fret") of your guitar. (I broke a piece of the nut
off of a nice guitar once, simply by putting on medium gauge strings;
the low E string was too large for the groove in the nut.) So again, I
highly recommend simply playing this song in E instead of retuning to C
sharp. You have been warned. Proceed at your own risk.
07998x Em (C#m if you drop-tune, etc.)
79900x B?
07998x Em
07998x Em
79900x B?
07998x Em
07998x Em
79900x B?
07998x Em
07998x Em
79900x B?
07998x Em
x0222x A
x2xxxx /B
x32010 C
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