Tom: E
Steady Diet of Nothing
1993
This is always a fun song for me to play. It's slow, but fast, if you catch my drift.
It's in standard tuning: EADGBe
The guitar is mainly rhythm, however, during the verses, there are harmonics found on
B string.
If you don't know how to make a harmonic, you basically put your finger over a fret, DO
PRESS DOWN, but release once you have hit the string.
Intro/Chorus:
e:-----------------------------------------|
B:-----------------------------------------|
G:9999999999999----------------------------|
D:xxxxxxxxxxxxx-9999-----------------------|
A:7777777777777-xxxx-----------------------|
E:--------------7777-----------------------|
Verse(Harmonics)
e:-----------------------------------------|
B:7-54545-7-54545-7-54545-7-54545----------|
G:-----------------------------------------|
D:-----------------------------------------|
A:-----------------------------------------|
E:-----------------------------------------|
Last Chorus (Ian plays a little differently, and if you know your octives, I suggest you
look at the chord progression I give, as well as this note: if you know what an octive
is and I just give you the chord name, you'll need to go to the 12th fret area and find
octive there.)
Chord Progression:
A to G# to A to B to C# to D(do a hammer on and pull off for both C# to D) to A to G#
That would repeat during the chorus.
After that, it's a verse again, but this time the rhythm guitar will do an E chord.
if you have a wammy on your guitar, it would make it sound similar to the song itself.
*. YOU MUST PUT THE NAME OF THE SONG IN THE SUBJECT BAR! My name is Jeremy
also wrote the Little Debbie Chords here). Thanks!
