JW Broadcasting – Thank You For You (Guitar)

Capo 1

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Can be a simple song to play, but using some of these chords alternates to help it sound open, or ascending can add a bit to the difficulty level. Here are the chord versions as I hear them.(numbers are relative to the capo) E 022100 and E(barre at 7) xx79997

E7 020100
A 577650 notice letting that high e string ring open is nice on second line of verse.

Everywhere else i play the full thing: 577655 F#7 x9119119

B 799877
C#m 446654 and 9 11 11 10 9 9

C#m7 446x54 Capo 1 [Verse]

E                 E7
 I'm so happy that you're my friend

A                     F#7 (x9119119)
 Just like David and Jonathan

[Chorus] E C#m(9 11 11 10 9 9) You're always there A B C#m A B(just let high notes ring) Thank you for you [Verse]

E                  E7
 You love Jehovah; I do too

A
 That's why we're best friends

F#7 (x9119119)
 Stuck like glue

[Chorus] E C#m(9 11 11 10 9 9) You're always there A B C#m just keep playing this chord on into the bridge Thank you for you [Bridge]

    C#m             C#m7
 We laugh and play, study and pray

E(barre7) F#7 (x9119119) We love to walk with Jehovah each day

     A            B
 And when we're in paradise

C#m (barre at 4) B It will always be this way

(play this little riff staccato)
E|------------------------------------------|
B|--/14---12--------------------------------|
G|--------------/13----11----13----11-------|
D|--------------------------------------13--|
A|------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------|

[Verse]

E                 E7
 We have brothers, sisters too

A               F#7 (x9119119)
 Who love Jehovah like we do

[Chorus] E C#m (barre at 9) You're always there A B C#m F#7....let ring..pause Thank you for you E C#m (barre at 9) And I'm always here A B E ( xx99912) slow strum ending on that high E) Thank you for you ******************************************** a few notes: *1. when playing the A in 2nd line of the verse, mostly the guitarist lets the high E string ring open, but sometimes he frets it at the fifth(like a normal barreA) on the last strum. A nice lil variation. *2. At the beginning of the chorus..i think i hear this little walkup happening right after strumming the E and before strumming the C#m barred at the 9th fret.

E|--0---------9---|
B|--0---------9---|
G|--1--------10---|
D|--2---1----11---|
A|--2--------11---|
E|-0-----9--9-----|

*3. On the second C#m in the chorus its the x46654 and the guitarist adds this little hammeron below. sometimes twice (strum strum strum hammer on strum strum strum)

E|-4-------4---|
B|-5-------5---|
G|-6--4h6--6---|
D|-6-------6---|
A|-4-------4---|
E|-------------|