Bob Schneider - The Long Black Road

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Band name Bob Schneider
Song name The Long Black Road
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Added 05/07/2008
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The Long Black Road Chords by Bob Schneider, 

ARTIST: Bob Schneider & Mitch Watkins
 TITLE: "The Long Black Road"
 ALBUM: "Underneath The Onion Trees"

~Transcribed by Connor Roberts
~corusa@corusa.com

ORDER: Intro, Verse 1, Interlude 1, Verse 2, Interlude 2, Verse 3, Interlude 2, Interlude 2

CHORDS:
 G	 C	 F#4	 Bb4	  G4	  A7sus4  D2
e--3--	 --3--	 --6--	 --10--	  --7--	  --3--   --3--
B--3--	 --3--	 --6--	 --10--	  --7--	  --3--   --3--
G--0--	 --0--	 --0--	 ---0--	  --0--	  --0--   --0--
D--0--	 --2--	 --0--	 ---0--	  --0--	  --0--   --0--
A--2--	 --3--	 --5--	 ---9--	  --6--	  --0--   --0--
E--3--	 --x--	 --6--	 --10--	  --7--	  --0--   --2--



INTRO:
G, C, G, G (x2)



VERSE PROGRESSION:
G	     C		    G	   C 	         G
   There's a big black heart, in a big black hole
        C            G		         C	      G     
   In a big black box, a the bottom, of the big black sea
F#4		 G	    F#4   G
   And there's a long black road ahead
A7sus4, D2          (Intro Riff, then Interlude #)
        Waiting for me...



INTERLUDE 1: (used after verse 1) 
G, C, G, G
G, C, G, G 
F#4, G, F#4, G
A7sus4, D2, G
(play all lines again, then go to 2nd verse)



INTERLUDE 2: (used after verses 2 & 3 and also repeated for ending)
G, C, G, G
G, C, G, G 
F#4, G, Bb4, G4
A7sus4, D2, G
(play all lines again, then go to 3rd verse -or- repeat 2 more times for ending and fade out)



PICKING PROGRESSION: (example of where to finger for each chord during song)
   For "C" Only    For "G"/"A7sus4"/"D2"   For "F#4"/"Bb4"/"G4"
e-------x--------||----------x----------||----x-----x-----------||
B--x-------x-----||----x--------x-------||-------------x--------||
G----x--------x--||----x--x--------x----||----------------------||
D----------------||---------------------||----------------------||
A--x-------------||---------------------||----------------------||
E----------------||----x----------------||----x--x--------------||



NOTES:
*For the intro and first two lines of the verses and interludes, you are NOT
going to play: G, C, G, C, but it is G, C, G, G...do not play a second "C" in
there, there is only 1 "C" note in that progression, it does not alternate back
to "C" again on the 4th note, just G, C, G, G (you may want to try a variation on
the finger picking in the last G to kind of give and audible cue as to an end to
the riff, or moving on to the verses, etc...)

*Although this is played on two guitars, it is written this way for one
guitar...the notes: "F#4", "Bb4", "G4", and "A7sus4" are all played by the second
guitar whenever applicable in the song, while the first guitar keeps playing the
intro riff...but since both parts are so minor I combined them, because this song
can be played on one guitar, and still sound great.

*Even though the song fades out, I like playing the end gradually slowing down
interlude 2 the final repetition, and ending with one downward strum on the G
chord after picking the last G; just a thought to make the end sound good while
not ending too abruptly.

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