posted April 09, 2001 01:07 AM         

I remember a while ago I stayed up an entire nite learing it. Its not in standard tuning but I cheated and made it work. Heres the part that sucks- I forget it now. Dude Im gonna try to remember it. I got it pretty damn close in standard. If I make some progress Ill let you know!

posted April 09, 2001 11:30 PM            

This is basically it man. The spacing might be off on this board, so you should copy and paste it onto a text program and change the font to Courier. If you have anymore questions or anything, just let me know. Take care.

-Aaron

Home
capo 3rd fret (tab relative to capo)

e0--------0--------------=---0---------------=
B-3---------3-------3----=-----3-------3-----=
G--0----0---------------0=-0---------------0-=
D---4-------------4---4--=-----------4---4---=
A----2--------0h2--------=-------0h2---------=
E-----0------------------=0------------------=
Don't...

e-----------------------=---------------------=--
B--------3---------3----=----3----------------=--
G------------0---------0=--------0------------=--
D------0---0-----0---0--=--2---2-----2---0---0=--
A-----------------------=3---------3---2---0--=--
E----3---------3--------=---------------------=0-
but when... .........................................(repeat)

chorus:
........C9...................G
...and then I'm with you
....Dsus+B...Em2
no longer alone
C9................G
when I'm with you
....Dsus+B.......Em2 (repeat progression)
it feels like I'm home...

chords:
C9=032033
G=320033
Dsus+B=020233
Em2=022033

On the bridge, first progression is the same as verse, but for the second progression, just improvise the verse progression, with no hammer-ons and switch from the high A to E(fifth fret 1st string to open), listen to the song for the changes. Since you have no second guitar, doing this sort of incorporates that part.

The outro is the chorus progression, but picked, so just listen for the prominent notes.

[This message has been edited by Aaron Bazinet (edited April 09, 2001).]

I changed the fingering for the Em7, adding the F# on the 4th string. I've seen Duncan use the chord before, but it never dawned on me that he used it for Home until recently.