I'm not sure of the whole song, but I think it's something like this:
/ = slide up
\ = slide down
^ = bend
PM = palm mute (as far as ....'s go)
Intro:
e-----------------------|
B-----------------------|
G-----------------------|
D-----------------------| x2
A--777-x-555-x-33-x-2---|
E--555-x-333-x-11-x-0---|
Chorus:
e---------------------6-----------------------------6---------|
B-4h5/9--4h5/9--4h5/9---8--9-86---6^---9-86--6-9-8------------|
G------------------------------6-----------6----------8^------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------|
A-------------------------------------------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------------------|
e----------------------9-----------------------|
B-8h9/12-8h9/12-8h9/12---11--12-11-9---9^------|
G------------------------------------9---------|
D----------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------|
e-9--------------12------------12--------------|
B----11-9---9--12--12-9---9-12----12-----------|
G---------9--------------9-----------9---------|
D----------------------------------------------|
A----------------------------------------------|
E----------------------------------------------|
then go back and do this entire progression 2 more times:
pre-chorus x 1
verse x 1
pre-chrous x 1
verse x 1
pre-chorus x 1
chorus x 1
and I think that's it. I'm doing this from memory of the song.
I know they didn't include a bridge (or at least I'm pretty sure they didn't)
You know, the part that starts off "There's a birthday party at the home of Farmer Gray"
So, what we usually do is play this chord progression:
Play the chord over the word only where the chord name is. You're basically
playing with the rhythm of the words, so you're playing it faster than it looks written
In other words, there's not as much time between each
strum as it appears.
EADGBe
D --0232
D* ---233
G 320033
E 022---
A -0222-
D D x D x D x D x D D*~~~ DDxG (let G ring a little)
There's a birth-day par-ty at the home of Farmer Gray
D D x D x D x D x D D*~~~ DDxG (let G ring a little)
It'll be the per-fect end-ing of a perfect day
E E A A A A E E E E A A A A A G(dont let ring)
We'll be sing-ing the songs we love to sing without a single stop
E E A A A A E E E E E E G (again, dont let ring)
At the fireplace while we watch the chestnuts pop
**pick a D chord from e string to D once, then e to G once
Pop! Pop! Pop!
same rhythm as above for these lines:
There's a happy feeling nothing in the world can buy
When they pass around the coffee and the pumpkin pie
It'll nearly be like a picture print by Currier and Ives
except when you get here play the last part of the chorus
These wonderful things are the things we remember all through our lives
then go back and do the entire progression one more time
Introx2
Versex1
Pre-chorusx1
Versex1
Pre-chorusx1
Chorusx1
