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"Open Letter" by Caedmon's Call
From "The Guild Collection Volume 1"
Words and music by Derek Webb
Copyright © 1997 Cumbee Road Music
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Transcribed by T-rev http://www.t-rev.net
Capo 4 in C (E), standard-tuned six-string acoustic.
[intro=quarter verse] C9, C9/A, G, G/B (four times)
Count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
e-|----3-3-----3-3-----3-------3-3-| Beat 8 is occasionally
b-|----3-3-----3-3-----3-------3-3-| <-left silent for effect.
g-|----0-0-----0-0-----0-------0-0-|
d-|--------0h2---------------------| Beat 7 is sometimes
a-|2h3-----0---------------0h2-----| <-a hammer on the 4th
e-|----------------3---------------| string instead.
C9..... C9/A... G...... G/B....
There's a bass note each odd numbered beat, usually either hammered on
or paired with a note hammered on the next higher string. On all the
off (even) beats do a down-up pair of strums (except the G, just one
there). Just leave your pinky and ring fingers on the 3rd fret 1st and
2nd strings; do all the bass and hammer notes with your index and middle
fingers. If you count the beats as I have here, then the tempo is 170
beats per minute (about 3 seconds per 8/8 bar). The verse is the same
pattern.
[verse 1] C9, C9/A, G, G/B (16 times)
[bridge 1] Am7, Fmaj7
Count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
e-|----3-----3---------3-----3----|----0-----0---------0-----0----|
b-|----1---------1-----1---------1|----1---------1-----1---------1|
g-|----0-------0-------0-------0--|----2-------2-------2-------2--|
d-|----2---------------2----------|----3---------------3----------|
a-|0---------------0--------------|----0---------------0----------|
e-|-------------------------------|1---------------1--------------|
Am7............................ Fmaj7..........................
An easier option is just to strum instead of picking the three notes
after each bass/strum.
[chorus] E7, Fmaj7, G, Am7 (x4)
(note: "}" signifies a line where Danielle sings harmony)
Count 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
e-|----0-----0-0-0-----0-----0-0-0|----3-----3-3-3-----3-----3-3-0|
b-|----0-----0-0-0-----1-----1-1-1|----3-----3-3-3-----1-----1-1-0|
g-|----1-----1-1-1-----2-----2-2-2|----0-----0-0-0-----0-----0-0-1|
d-|----0-----0-0-0-----3-----3-3-3|----0-----0-0-0-----2-----2-2-0|
a-|----2-----2-2-2-----0-----0-0-0|----2-----2-2-2-0---------0-0-2|
e-|0---------0-0-0-1---------1-1-1|3---------3-3-3----------------|
E7............. Fmaj7.......... G.............. Am7...........E7
Same rhythm as the bridge, but strum instead of picking the three notes
(same as the "easier option" for the bridge). Note the syncopation of
the E7 on the last up-beat.
[mandolin solo=quarter verse]
[verse 2]
[bridge 2]
[chorus]
[mandolin solo=quarter verse plus bridge]
[bridge 3]
[chorus] 2x
[outro w/mandolin=quarter verse]
C9=X32033
G=320033
Am7=X02013
Fmaj7=103210 (thumb wrapped around)
E7=020100
Transcribed 11/1/1997 by T-rev
More tab available at http://www.t-rev.net