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Breakdown

Plain White T's
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
E-------------------------------||
B-5-4---5-4---5-4---5-4---5-4---||
G-----6-----6-----6-----6-----6-||
D-------------------------------||
A-------------------------------||
E-------------------------------||
 Your basic 2-chord progression. Strum to the rhythm. Play them open for the
 intro, and then roll it back to single palm-muted notes for the verses.
 Open power chords.
 Then this tasty little lick to transition into the chorus.
E---------------||
B---------------||
G---------------||
D-----1-2--1----||
A-2-4---------2-||
E---------------||
 Simple power chords will suffice. I'll synch this up with the lyrics to give
 you a better feel for the rhythm.
 I'm  gonna drive  and never ever slow down
 I'm  gonna drive  until I break down
 I'm  packing my things  and getting outta  this town
 I'm  gonna drive  until I break down.
 The backing chords for the bridge and solo are the same as the verse.
 The solo is a total Nirvana scenario...it pretty much just follows the vocal
 pattern of the verses.
E-------------------------------------------------||
B----------5~----------5-4~-----------------------||
G-4-6-4-6-----4-6-4-6-------4-6-4-6-4---4-6-6-6--6||
D-------------------------------------6-----------||
A-------------------------------------------------||
E-------------------------------------------------||
E-----------------------------------------------------||
B---------/9~~---------5-4-5--4-----------------------||
G-4-6-4-6-----4-6-4-6-----------4h6-4~~---------------||
D-------------------------------------------1-2--1----||
A---------------------------------------2-4---------2-||
E-----------------------------------------------------||
 Then back into the chorus.
 That's pretty much all the parts. There are some little harmonics and other
 accentuations that I didn't bother tabbing. Hope it works out for y'all.
 Garrett Sales.

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Readable chord sheet for Breakdown by Plain White T's

E-------------------------------||
B-5-4---5-4---5-4---5-4---5-4---||
G-----6-----6-----6-----6-----6-||
D-------------------------------||
A-------------------------------||
E-------------------------------||

Your basic 2-chord progression.  Strum to the rhythm.  Play them open for the
intro, and then roll it back to single palm-muted notes for the verses.

[A]   [C#]   [A]   [C#]

Open power chords.

[B]  [C#]  [B]  [C#]  [B]  [C#]  [A]  [B]

Then this tasty little lick to transition into the chorus.

E---------------||
B---------------||
G---------------||
D-----1-2--1----||
A-2-4---------2-||
E---------------||

Simple power chords will suffice.  I'll synch this up with the lyrics to give
you a better feel for the rhythm.

I[A]'m gonna [B]drive and never ever [B]slow [C#]down
I[A]'m gonna [B]drive until I [B]break [C#]down
I[A]'m packing my [B]things and getting [B]outta this [C#]town
I[A]'m gonna [B]drive until I [B]break [C#]down.

The backing chords for the bridge and solo are the same as the verse.

[A]  [C#]  [A]  [C#]

The solo is a total Nirvana scenario...it pretty much just follows the vocal
pattern of the verses.

E-------------------------------------------------||
B----------5~----------5-4~-----------------------||
G-4-6-4-6-----4-6-4-6-------4-6-4-6-4---4-6-6-6--6||
D-------------------------------------6-----------||
A-------------------------------------------------||
E-------------------------------------------------||

E-----------------------------------------------------||
B---------/9~~---------5-4-5--4-----------------------||
G-4-6-4-6-----4-6-4-6-----------4h6-4~~---------------||
D-------------------------------------------1-2--1----||
A---------------------------------------2-4---------2-||
E-----------------------------------------------------||

Then back into the chorus.

That's pretty much all the parts.  There are some little harmonics and other
accentuations that I didn't bother tabbing.  Hope it works out for y'all.
Garrett Sales.

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