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Hasn't Hit Me Yet

Blue Rodeo
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
{capo: 2}
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{section: Intro}
{section: Verse 1}
(go to verse 2)
{section: Verse 2}
(go to chorus with ending 1)
{section: Chorus}
Co - old December
Co - old December
{section: Instrumental}
Cold December night
(go to outro)
{section: Verse 3}
I never thought this could happen
But somehow the feeling's gone
You got sick of the patterns
And I got lost in this song
(go to chorus with ending 2)
{section: Outro}
( "\" in last line indicates one single strum of chord )
There is a special way to play the two consecutive bars of "D" in the
"D-D-Em-C" sequence (in the intro and at the end of the chorus and outro).
Just listen to the intro and you'll hear what I mean. It sometimes comes
across in a subtle way in the verses. There is a similar but again subtle
effect in the four bars of "A" found at the end of the verses. Once you
understand the concept for playing it in "D", you can do the same thing with
the "A" chord if you like the sound of it. It's the classic Blue Rodeo
technique of playing around with suspended chords. Just vary the fingering
{sot} * * *
|2-2-02-|3-2-0-22|
|3-3-33-|3-3-3-33|
|2-2-22-|2-2-2-22|
|0-0-00-|0-0-0-00|
|-------|--------|
|-------|--------|{eot}

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Arrangement source for Hasn't Hit Me Yet by Blue Rodeo

{capo: 2}
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{section: Intro}
 [D]    [D]    [Em]    [C]
         [D]    [D]    [Em]    [C]

{section: Verse 1}
.[G]..  You s[G]ay that you're l[D]eaving     [D]
Well that c[Em]omes as [Em]no surp[C]rise      [C]
.[G]..  Still I k[G]inda like this f[D]eeling   [D]
Of b[Em]e - ing.[Em].. left be-h[C]i -   [G/B]i   - i[A]nd      [A]              [A]                     [A]
(go to verse 2)

{section: Verse 2}
.[G]..   T[G]his ain't nothin n[D]ew to me   [D]
Well it's j[Em]ust like[Em] going h[C]ome     [C]
.[G]..   It's k[G]inda like those s[D]unsets     [D]
That l[Em]eave you feeling   [Em]
So s[C]to -  [G/B]o  -  o[A]ned     [A]             [A]                    [A]
(go to chorus with ending 1)

{section: Chorus}
.[Em]..  Hey, h[G]ey I guess it h[D]asn't hit me y[A]et
.[Em]..  I fell through t[G]his crack and I k[D]inda lost my h[A]ead
.[Em]..  I stand t[G]ransfixed bef[D]ore this street l[A]ight
.[Em]..  Watching the s[G]now fall on this
ENDING 1: |[D]   |[A]
          Co - old December
          N[D]ight [D]     [Em]     [C]       ([D]go to[D] vers[Em]e 3) [C]

ENDING 2: |[D]   |[A]
          Co - old December
          N[D]ight   [D]      [Em]      ([C]go to instrumental)

{section: Instrumental}
 [G]   [G]   [D]   [D]     [Em]   [Em]   [C]   [C]
                [G]   [G]   [D]   [D]     [Em]   [Em]   [C]   [G] [B]
(go back into ch[A]orus[A] and[A] pla[A]y ending 3)

ENDING 3:   |[D]            |[A]
            Cold December night
            A[Em]nd out in the m[G]iddle of
            Lake On-t[D]a - r-i-o[A]       [A]              [A]                     [A]
(go to outro)

{section: Verse 3}
I never thought this could happen
But somehow the feeling's gone
You got sick of the patterns
And I got lost in this song
(go to chorus with ending 2)

{section: Outro}
 [Em]       The same s[G]now is falling
        O[Em]n the deep silent w[G]ater
        T[Em]he great dark w[G]onder
        I[Em]nto the w[D]aves of my h[A]eart      [A]
        I[Em]nto the w[D]aves of my h[A]eart      [A]
        Of my h[D]eart  [D]        [Em]              [C]
         [D]      [D]     [Em]    [C]  [G/B]   [D] [A]

( "\" in last line indicates one single strum of chord )

[D]  =  xx0232   [Em]  =  022000
[C]  =  x32010   [D/A] =  x00232
[G]  =  320001   [G/B] =  x20001
[A]  =  x02220

There is a special way to play the two consecutive bars of "D" in the
"D-D-Em-C" sequence (in the intro and at the end of the chorus and outro).
Just listen to the intro and you'll hear what I mean.  It sometimes comes
across in a subtle way in the verses.  There is a similar but again subtle
effect in the four bars of "A" found at the end of the verses.  Once you
understand the concept for playing it in "D", you can do the same thing with
the "A" chord if you like the sound of it.  It's the classic Blue Rodeo
technique of playing around with suspended chords.  Just vary the fingering
between [D] [xx0232], [D2] [xx0230], and [D4] [xx0233].  Here it is:

{sot}     *   *   *
|2-2-02-|3-2-0-22|
|3-3-33-|3-3-3-33|
|2-2-22-|2-2-2-22|
|0-0-00-|0-0-0-00|
|-------|--------|
|-------|--------|{eot}

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