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Come With Me Tonight

Bob Schneider
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
Asus
e--0-- --0-- --0-- --0-- --0--
B--3-- --3-- --3-- --3-- --3--
G--0-- --0-- --0-- --2-- --2--
D--2-- --0-- --2-- --0-- --2--
A--2-- --2-- --3-- --x-- --0--
E--0-- --3-- --0-- --x-- --0--
, , ,  (4x - picking VERSE/INTRO RIFF)
 VERSE/INTRO RIFF: (while holding down findering for each chord, just play string order
show below)
D
e--------x---------|-------x---------|-------x---------|-------x---------||
B----------x-------|---------x-------|---------x-------|-----x---x-------||
G------x-----x---x-|-----x-----x---x-|-----x-----x---x-|---x-------x---x-||
D----x---------x---|---x---------x---|---x---------x---|-x-----------x---||
A--x---------------|-----------------|-x---------------|-----------------||
E------------------|-x---------------|-----------------|-----------------||
 (At the end of the verses and chorus, just only play the first string-pick on the "D"
 note on the 4th string,or you can just strum the "D" lightly like a regular
 chord to close each verse/chorus
 since he goes silent in
 the song right before picking back up again)
 (Play the same intro/verse riff, or just strum the same chords - Em, G, C, D) - it
 sounds good with one guitar still picking the riff, while
 another strums each chord, kinda the same as how Bob does it)
 We can lose  ourselves, not find the way  back home
 'Till the whole  world feels just like a Saturday  night
 Not a care  in the world, not a man  underneath us
 G D (back to CHORUS)
 Floating through the air, high as a kite
 NOTES:
 I am pretty sure from this you should be able to figure out the song pretty well;
 if not them email me, cause I'm able to play it all the way thru just fine along with the
 CD. It is not a difficult song at all since it uses pretty standard chords and chord
 progression. If you are new to the guitar it may take a while to get down the fingering
 and all, but have fun, and if Bob is reading this right now, I hope I did a good job;
 you rock man! Keep up the good work.

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Readable chord sheet for Come With Me Tonight by Bob Schneider

[Em]       [G]        [C]        [D]        [Asus]
e--0--    --0--    --0--    --0--    --0--
B--3--    --3--    --3--    --3--    --3--
G--0--    --0--    --0--    --2--    --2--
D--2--    --0--    --2--    --0--    --2--
A--2--    --2--    --3--    --x--    --0--
E--0--    --3--    --0--    --x--    --0--

[Em], [G], [C], [D] (4x - picking VERSE/INTRO RIFF)

VERSE/INTRO RIFF: (while holding down findering for each chord, just play string order
show below)
 [Em]                 [G]                 [C]                 [D]
e--------x---------|-------x---------|-------x---------|-------x---------||
B----------x-------|---------x-------|---------x-------|-----x---x-------||
G------x-----x---x-|-----x-----x---x-|-----x-----x---x-|---x-------x---x-||
D----x---------x---|---x---------x---|---x---------x---|-x-----------x---||
A--x---------------|-----------------|-x---------------|-----------------||
E------------------|-x---------------|-----------------|-----------------||

(At the end of the verses and chorus, just only play the first string-pick on the "D"
note on the 4th string,or you can just strum the "D" lightly like a regular
chord to close each verse/chorus
since he goes silent in
the song right before picking back up again)

(Play the same intro/verse riff, or just strum the same chords - Em, G, C, D) - it
sounds good with one guitar still picking the riff, while

another strums each chord, kinda the same as how Bob does it)

We can [Asus]lose ourselves, not find the [C]way back home
'Till the [G]whole world feels just like a [D]Saturday night
Not a [Asus]care in the world, not a [C]man underneath us
G                         D              (back to CHORUS)
Floating through the air, high as a kite

NOTES:
I am pretty sure from this you should be able to figure out the song pretty well;
if not them email me, cause I'm able to play it all the way thru just fine along with the
CD.  It is not a difficult song at all since it uses pretty standard chords and chord
progression.  If you are new to the guitar it may take a while to get down the fingering
and all, but have fun, and if Bob is reading this right now, I hope I did a good job;
you rock man! Keep up the good work.

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