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Janes Addiction : "Jane say s elctric or acoustic" Guitar chords

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By JoseC.
this is basically most of the song and can be played on either types of guitars.
It uses standard tuning and for electric it should be as Clean as possible.


these are the only two chords you'll need A and G

plus you'll need toknow how to play pull offs

so here it is


G GGG AA this is also the patern for the chords then you place your
finger on the 4th fret of th G string and pull of then you jump to
the 4th fret of the 4th string and do a pull off.

A tip is you could do a bar chord for the A instead of the other way

srry i don't know tabs I hope this helps

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