Intro

Some notes on the song:

- Chorus (0:50 / 1:50) - The chorus might be my favorite part of this song. The acoustic guitar is playing the original riff for the chorus. It trills on an open G on each half note and the rest of the chorus really came to revolve around that repeating note. I'm still not sure how I ended up with the rhythm guitar's distorted riff, but it really makes a good swing for the chorus. The bass is simply tracking the guitars, but it slides down on each fourth note. During each slide, the bass pans from one ear to the other (if you're listening with earphones). As with the electric guitar the bass really adds some bounce to the chorus. In the second chorus, 4 guitar tracks play a harmony with the trilling G note mentioned above. Here are the harmonies formed in each of the four bars: (G-B-B-B-B), (G-B-D-B-B), (G-B-D-F#-B), (G-B-D-F#-B higher octave). Each bar, one of the harmonies leaves the B, and starts the progression B->D->F#->B in a staggered fashion. 

Gear used:
- Takamine acoustic
- 2013 Standard Strat
- 2014 Standard Fender Jazz Bass
- Fender DeVille (2x12)
- Only effect used was DD-6 delay for the electric guitars

Chris Skoff