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Date: 28 Jul 1993 10:23:33 +0800
From: ribtm@ttacs1.ttu.edu
Subject: The Dance by Garth Brooks
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Here's my first attempt at TAB notation.
Greg Vaughn
ribtm@ttacs.ttu.edu
The Dance
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written by Tony Arata
performed by Garth Brooks
transcription by Greg Vaughn
Here's the song that, in my opinion, launched a superstar
Keyboard intro (I like how it sounds on guitar)
|---0-2-3-5-3-2--------3-5-7-3------------------------------
|--0-------------------------------------3------------------
|--------------------0---------------0-2---2-0-2-0----------
|-2---------------------------------0-----------------------
|------------------3----------------------------------------
|-----------------------------------------------------------
Guitar intro
G C/G G C/G G D/G C/G G
|-----------------------------------------------------------------
|----0---0---1-----------0---0---1---------0----3---1-------0-----
|--0---0---0---0-------0---0---0---0-----0---0----0---0-----------
|--------0---2---------------0---2--------------4---2-------0-----
|----2-------------------2-----------------2----------------------
|-3-------------------3-----------------3-------------------3-----
G C/G G C/G C
1: Looking back on the memory of
2: Holding you I held everything
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/b/brooks_garth/dance_crd.html ]
D G D
1: The dance we shared 'neath the stars above
2: For a moment wasn't I a king
G C/G G C/G C
1: For a moment all the world was right
2: If I'd only known how the king would fall
D Em D
1: How could I have known that you'd ever say goodbye
2: Then, who's to say you know I might have changed it all
CHORUS
C D
And now I'm glad I didn't know
Bm7
The way it all would end
C D
The way it all would go
% C D
%Our lives are better left to chance
Bm7
I could have missed the pain
C D G(1st repeat intro lick 2nd repeat from %)
But I'd have had to miss the dance
Keyboard ending 1
|---2-3-0-5-7-------0-5-7-3----------------------0------------------
|--0--------------3----------------3------------0---3---0-----------
|---------------0--------------0-2---2---------0---2---2-0---2-0----
|-2--------------------------0----------4-2-4-2------------------2--
|--------------3----------------------------------------------------
|-------------------------------------------------------------------
Keyboards continue through arpeggios, but I play the following guitar chords
Em/C/Dsus D/Em7(add 4th)/ repeat and fade (slash separates measures)
NOTES:
I generally fingerpick the verses with a timtrtmi. It's not exactly
what's on the CD, but it's close. If anyone has something better,
I'd be happy to hear about it.
Bm7 is played x24232
Em7(add4) is played 002030
It helps to play the G with your middle, ring, and pinky fingers
Just slide 2 frets up the neck to get the D/G chord in the guitar intro
Listen to the song to get the rhythm
The "G C/G G C/G" in the verses are played like the guitar intro
If you download this then I assume that you are a country music fan like me.
I haven't found enough country songs in the archive, so I'll begin sending
some of my own, hoping that others will send some that I don't know.
If you want to talk country guitar with me, or if my notation makes no sense
(this is my first attempt at tab notation) feel free to e-mail me.
Greg Vaughn
ribtm@ttacs.ttu.edu
