Ramble On

Tabs, letra y acordes de 'Ramble On' por Jack Johnson

Versiones disponibles: Letra y acordes - Letra y acordes

a cover of taj mahal and Led Zeppelin 
 
 
intro E A D 
 
(this part is E barre chord to A barre chord) 
 
well day by day 
and just one, just one little step at a time 
woman you have given me so so much 
just to ease this troubled little heart of mine 
and thats why  
further on down the road, baby 
well you will accompany me 
and i said 
further on down the road, baby 
well you will accompany me 
 
 
(this part E barre chord to B barre chord to C#m barre chord to A barre chord) 
 
things get sad 
we get mad 
we must always remember that things just aint that bad 
thats why 
 
(e to A) 
 
fruther on down the road 
you will accompany me 
least thats what i'm hoping now 
that further on down the road 
well you will accompany me 
 
and if we are in fools in love 
then a happy fool i would rather be 
and i'll be glad to learn from you 
and i know that you will learn from me 
 
(E B C#m A) 
 
when i think back 
your love was like the sun 
i don't remember any cold days only warm warm sun 
that why if were fools in life  
then a happy fool i would rather be 
 
and even after all 
the murdering 
i said even after all oh no no no 
the suffering 
 
(E B C#m A) 
i don't care where they came from 
and i don't care what they must say 
woman you've been loving in my corner all all the way 
 
(e to a) 
now day by day 
well thats the magical kind cause its flowing all the time 
 
(Now INTO A VERSE FROM LED ZEPPELIN'S "RAMBLE ON") 
(e to a chords) 
 
leaves are falling all around 
and its time i was on my way 
and thanks to you, i am much oblidged 
such a pleasant stay 
now its time for me to go 
the autumn moon lights my way 
 
 
its time to ramble on... 
(exit on E chord)
Versión 2 - Ramble On (Letra y acordes)
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Key:

| /  slide up
| \  slide down
| h  hammer-on
| p  pull-off
| ~  vibrato
| +  harmonic
| x  Mute note

First off, each string is tuned a half step flat.  Also, I'll write it out but he's 
much just strumming an E flat chord and an A flat seven chord in open position with some 
and a couple little licks.  Let the strings ring from the chords when you play the licks
and accents and if you're not sure what to do between a few licks just strum a chord a few times.


|0-------------0---------0-0---------0-----------------|
|0---------------0-------0-0---------0-----------------|
|1-------------------2---2-2---------1-----------------|
|2-------------------2---------4\2---2-----------------|
|2-------------------0---------------2-----------------|
|0-----------0-----------------------0-----------------|
strum chord                          ^strum a few more

|----------------------12------------------------------|
|------------------------12----------------------------|
|-1------------------------13--------------------------|
|---4-2----------------------14------------------------|
|-----------0------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------|
 |staccato| ^let ring

that's the intro/verse.  repeat a few times with minor variations-->hold a note here, 
one there, add a slide, you know the drill, just keep things interesting.

then:

|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5-------------------------------|
|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5-------------------------------|
|-1--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-6-------------------------------|
|-2--x-x-x--4-x-6-x-7-------------------------------|
|-2--x-x-x--4-x-6-x-7-------------------------------|
|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5-------------------------------|
                    ^strum chord a few times

|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5\-------------------------------|
|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5\-------------------------------|
|-1--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-6\-------------------------------|
|-2--x-x-x--4-x-6-x-7\-------------------------------|
|-2--x-x-x--4-x-6-x-7\-------------------------------|
|-0--x-x-x--2-x-4-x-5\-------------------------------|

all right, and that's the bridge between the verse and chorus.


for the verse, you'll really just have to listen to what keller's doing.  he's pretty 
hitting an e flat chord like so:
|-0-
|-0-
|-1-
|-2-
|-2-
|-0-

then he throws in some quick notes, usually a run using the e flat pentatonic scale:

|---------------------0-3-------|    as a note, he doesn't use strings 1
|-----------------0-3-----------|    and 2 very much, but he's just noodling
|-------------0-2---------------|    around with the scale so just make
|---------0-2-------------------|    something up as you go along.
|-----0-2-----------------------|
|-0-3---------------------------|

then he hits an A flat 7 chord like so:

|-0-
|-0-
|-2-
|-2-
|-0-
|---

and then he makes up another quick run using the same scale.  he also mutes the strings 
lot to make a cool syncopated rhythm, it's impossible to write out but knowing the 
and notes it's not hard to figure out by ear.

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