Blues Traveler - Just Wait
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| Band name | Blues Traveler |
| Song name | Just Wait |
| Tab type | Chords |
| Added | 05/06/2008 |
| Size | 1.32 kb |
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Title: Just Wait Band: Blues Traveler Album: Four Year released: 1994 Label: A&M Album Track #: 11 Written by: John Popper Tabbed by: Ryan Johanson (exlife393@xsmail.com) Date sent: Mon. 11/24/03 This is a helpful, uplifting song. (But sorry, this is a chord, not a lyric.) It's a rare song for BT in the fact that it has NO harmonica. The guitar solo is not included here. :( Just the chords. Standard tuning C = 032010 G = 320003 D = xxx232 Dsus2 = xxx230 Dsus4 = xxx233 F = xx3211 Am = x02210 Intro, verse, and interlude: C G D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D C G F Chorus: Am C G D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D Play: Intro 2x, Verse 4x, Chorus 1x, Verse 4x, Chorus 2x, D chord for 4 measures, Interlude 2x, D chord for 2 measures, Verse 4x, Chorus 3x Notes: The first time the verse is played, the Dsus2 chord is skipped, and a few beats in the rhythm from the D chord to the Dsus4 chord are missed. Listen closely to it to hear what I'm talking about. The very last time the chorus is played, there is a very quick Asus4 chord (x02230) wedged right in between the Am and C chords. You'll have to listen closely to the end of the song yourself to hear exactly what I mean. I don't want to try to describe it and confuse you. And that's it. Simple, right? Well, I hope so. If you still found it confusing, email me at exlife393@xsmail.com.