'Wash Away Those Years' by Creed - Guitar Tutorial

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            Song : Wash away those years
Band: creed
Drop D (D,A,D,G,B,E)
This a pretty good song and it is played slow..
h= hammer
/=slide
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'
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v= Played upwards
PM= Palm muted
INTRO
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2-----6-------6----6---5------5-h6----5-h-6---5h6----3----------------------
3-----5h7-----5----5---5------5-------5-------5------3----------------------
4---0------0-----0---0------0-------0-------0------0------------------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------

1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2----3h5---3h5----3-h5----3-2--2h3-----3------------------------------------
3----3-----3------3------------2-------2------------------------------------
4--0------0------0-----0------------0---------------------------------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------

VERSE is the same as above changing in the part of verse before chorus=
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2-----3h5----3h5-----3h5---------3---2---2h3-----3--------------------------
3-----3------3-------3-----------2-------2----------------------------------
4---0------0--------0----------0--------------0-----------------------------
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    This     is      how      she carried        on

CHORUS
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------------------------------------
3--5--5--5---5-5---5---5--5/--7-7--7-7--7-7/10-9----------------------------
4--5--5--5---5-5---5---5--5/--7-7--7-7--0-0----0----------------------------
5--3--3--3---0-0---2---2--2/--5-5--6-6--0-0----0----------------------------
6--3--3--3---0-0---2---2--2/--5-5--6-6--0-0----0----------------------------
Each last more im just putting the chords, find when they go it easy...

 Just before bridge it plays this 
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------------------------------------
3-------------------------------------7'----7'------------------------------
4-------------------------------------0'----5'------------------------------
5-------------------------------------0'----5'----------------0-------------
6-------------------------------------0v----5v----------------0-------------
They went sent to wash away those years         Maybe we.....(PM)...years...
BRIDGE
1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------------------------------------
3--3--3-------------------------------5-5-5---5/7--5------------------------
4--1--1--3/5--3---1h0---33-33--3/5/3--5-5-5---5/7--5-----7------------------
5--1--1-----------------11-11--1/3/1--3-3-3--------------5------------------
6--1--1--------------------------------------------------5------------------

THanks please rate!!
Maximus Joz
Any doubts to [email protected]

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Tags: album rock, classic rock, country rock, rock, southern rock, swamp rock

How to play other songs of the artist "Creed"?

mft34039

12.24.2024, 22:02

While "Wash Away Those Years" by Creed may seem like a good song for beginners to tackle in Drop D tuning, I think it oversimplifies the complexities of guitar learning. Sure, the slow tempo can help with timing, but it lacks the deeper techniques that would truly benefit a developing guitarist. For those serious about improving their skills, focusing solely on hammer-ons and simple slides isn't enough. There’s a lot more to gain from exploring various rhythms, strumming patterns, and dynamic playing. If you're looking to enhance your guitar repertoire, consider diving into pieces that challenge your technique beyond the basics. Also, the tab provided feels a bit sparse; it might be helpful to include more detail, especially for those struggling to grasp song structure. Overall, while it’s a decent starting point, there are far richer avenues to pursue in the world of guitar.

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