Grammatrain - Need

Here's "Need," by Grammatrain. It's probably my favorite song from Lonely House, which says a lot since House was such a good album. I realize that this version is somewhat simplified, but it still sounds good and works dandily when you play along with the CD. It's a slow enough song that if you strum it creatively and at least make some attempt at picking it similarly to the way Pete does on the album, it won't sound all redundant. Chords used: E -- 022100 C -- 032010 Am -- 002210 (guitaretab.com)

song: need band: grammatrain tabber: john e-mail me corrections and stuff. This is my way of playing this awesome song. You can do it your way or whatever, I just think this sounds more correct. I have to give credit to the "ScOtT" guy who posted it earlier. I could have never gotten my version without his. Anywhere in this tab where it changes from a "C" chord to a "D" chord I mean for you to do this: V ou. the ending is just the chorus part with you singing " (christianguitar.org)

# # #Here's "Need," by Grammatrain. It's probably my favorite song from Lonely House, which says a lot since #House was such a good album. I realize that this version is somewhat simplified, but it still sounds #good and works dandily when you play along with the CD. It's a slow enough song that if you strum it creatively and at least make some attempt at picking it similarly to the way Pete does on the album, it won't sound #all redundant. # #Chords used: # #E -- 022100 #C -- 032010 # (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

Need Grammatrain "Need" by Grammatrain I haven't even tried to figure out the solos but this is probably the best rythym tab you will find considering I watched Pete play it live... repeatedly. Tuning: Standard E Chords: E 0-2-2-1-0-0 C x-3-2-0-1-0 D x-5-4-0-3-0 {sot C9 x-3-2-0-3-0 or x-3-2-0-3-3 (1st way is easier but 2nd way is how Pete plays it) {eot ? x-2-0-2-0-0 (If this is a legit chord I don't know the name) [C] [D] [E] {sot e|------0-----------------------0-------| B|----- (guitartabs.cc)

Here's "Need," by Grammatrain. It's probably my favorite song from Lonely House, which says a lot since House was such a good album. I realize that this version is somewhat simplified, but it still sounds good and works dandily when you play along with the CD. It's a slow enough song that if you strum it creatively and at least make some attempt at picking it similarly to the way Pete does on the album, it won't sound all redundant. Chords used: E -- 022100 C -- 032010 Am -- 002210 (guitartabs.cc)

Need Grammatrain "Need" by Grammatrain I haven't even tried to figure out the solos but this is probably the best rythym tab you will find considering I watched Pete play it live... repeatedly. Tuning: Standard E Chords: E 0-2-2-1-0-0 C x-3-2-0-1-0 D x-5-4-0-3-0 {sot C9 x-3-2-0-3-0 or x-3-2-0-3-3 (1st way is easier but 2nd way is how Pete plays it) {eot ? x-2-0-2-0-0 (If this is a legit chord I don't know the name) [C] [D] [E] {sot e|------0-----------------------0-------| B|----- (guitaretab.com)

The rest of the song alternates between chords C and E. * I think these are played on the bass, but they sound pretty cool on the guitar too. * I wasn't sure how to write this part on the tab, so I'm going to explain it. Bend up the 15th string to 17, and then play the rest of the 17's on this bent note, continuing to bend when appropriate. I am a beginning guitarist and this is my first attempt at tabbing a song. I think I did a fairly good job, but as always, if you disagree or find any (christianguitar.org)

Here's "Need," by Grammatrain. It's probably my favorite song from Lonely House, which says a lot since House was such a good album. I realize that this version is somewhat simplified, but it still sounds good and works dandily when you play along with the CD. It's a slow enough song that if you strum it creatively and at least make some attempt at picking it similarly to the way Pete does on the album, it won't sound all redundant. Chords used: E -- 022100 C -- 032010 Am -- 002210 (azchords.com)