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Date: 20 Sep 93 21:29:52 -0500
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In article , Manfreid I Chua  writes:
>                                                 Thanks,
>                                                     Man

        I think there are three chords and they sound like


     F#7sus4               Abm6 (?)              E
I---------------0-----I---------------0-----I----------------0------|I
I--------0------0--0--I--------0------0--0--I---------0------0--0---|I
I--------3---------3--I--------4---------4--I---------1---------1---|I
I----4------4---------I----6------6---------I----2-------2----------|I
I----4------4---------I----6------6---------I----2-------2----------|I
I---------------------I---------------------I-----------------------|I

        Basically it is an open E chord slid up two frets, then slid up two
more frets except altered slightly. I think the above rhythm is also correct.
        However, I don't own a copy of the song, I've only heard it about 3
times, and I've never had a chance to play along to test my tab. So this could
be GROSSLY wrong.
        But it works for me and I like the way it sounds.

                                        Mike

        Alex Lifeson used this on Xanadu and Hemispheres, but I like Perry
Farrel's idea better.