Yellowcard - Rocket, аккорды

Song – Rocket
Group – Yellowcard                The intro in the first one is slightly 
Album – I have no idea            incorrect. My bad

Tab created by Richard Patterson of Portland Oregon.


p is a pull off
b is a bend up or down depending on the number directly after. If it doesn’t
have a number after it, its just a short small bend that’s not even the next
fret high. That’s probably confusing but just listen to the song cuz its
really easy.

Intro. Gtr. 1

E-
---------0----------------0-------------0---2---3-------0---2---3---
B-
-----3-----3---3------3-----3---3-----3---3-----------3---3---------
G-
---2---2-----2----------2-----2-----0---------0---0—0---------0---0-
D-
-4------------------4-----------------------------------------------
A-
--------------------------------------------------------------------
d---------------------------------------------------------------------

Intro Gtr.2 – comes in after the guitar 1 intro has been played 2x.
E-
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B-
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G-
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D-
--4------4b4-5-------5b7---4-----------4b5b4p0
A-
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d-----------------------------------------------

yeah. Theres not really a verse guitar part – only the bass plays during the
verse. The two above parts come in randomly in the song. Just listen to it to
know when. Also when they do the first chorus there is no guitar just piano.

Chorus (the long part) enter distortion
E-
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B-
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G-
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D-
--(0)-------(9)-------(5)----------   play this I think 16 times and 
A-
--(0)-8x----(9)-4x----(5)-4x-------    your done. Good song!
d---(0)-------(9)-------(5)----------

if you like this tab, check out my tab “stay with me” and “ender” by finch on
this site. You should check out finch if you haven’t. theyre frickin awesome.
My favorite band.

OH SNAP COREY. WHAT THEN