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Manic Street Preachers : "His last painting" Guitar chords

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Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2001 21:50:47 -0400
From: mr_carbohydrate@another.com
Subject: m/manic_street_preachers/his_last_painting.crd

Author/Artist: Manic Street Preachers
Title: His Last Painting
Album: Know Your Enemy
Transcribed by: Barry McGrath

I have come across two versions of the verse of this song. The first one is right, but the second sounds nicer and is easier to play, but it's just my opinion.

Version 1
e----0------------2------1---------
B------1------------3------3-------
G--------2------------0------0----
D-----------2-0--------------------
A--0--------------------------------
E-----------------------------------


Version 2
e----------------2------1-----------------
B------------------3------3---------------
G--------------------0------0-------------
D-----------2-0--------------------------
A--0-3-0-0------------------------------
E----------------------------------------

Repeat over and over for verse

Chorus

Em Am (pull off C and hammer on again) Em F E F

The lead parts are pretty easy to figure out

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