Daryl Braithwaite - One Summer
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| Band name | Daryl Braithwaite |
| Song name | One Summer |
| Tab type | Chords |
| Added | 05/10/2008 |
| Size | 1.75 kb |
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| Views/Loads | 1/0 |
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From: y.fang@ugrad.unimelb.edu.au Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2001 22:29:42 +1000 Subject: b/braithwaite_daryl/one_summer.crd One Summer by Daryl Braithwaite Yu Fang thegiantpanda@hotmail.com I heard this song when i was 9 and as i didn't know any english then didn't know the title or who sang it but the chorus was just unforgettable. Anyway two days ago i finally found out who sang it by chance and was able to get a hold of the record. I realised it was played on acoustic guitar so after frantically searching the net for tabs but finding none i decided to try to figure it out. For someone who only played for 5 yrs it was easier than i thought. So here it is listen to the record for strumming patterns but they are easy to figure out play A#m at 6 fret bar position like Em drum intro (BOOM BOOM) intro G# A#m F# X4 verse G# A#m F# X4 throughout... pre-chorus 1 strum each chord D#m A#m G# F# arpeggio F# 2nd fret bar shape 1st to 4th string Chorus G# A#m F# G# X3 one summer.... repeat all of above for 2nd time bridge A#m / / / rest X4 maybe A#m is a slightly altered chord each time with a note added i don't know what if you can figure it out plz update this tab repeat intro to chorus again chorus to fade maybe u can use a capo on first fret then all the # will disappear :-) -- Yu Fang