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Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 20:11:37 -0400
From: Susan Floyd 
Subject: a/audioslave/like_a_stone.crd

Artist:  Audioslave
Title:  Like A Stone (for acoustic guitar)
Transcribed by:  Eric Floyd
Email:  hosuer@corinthian.net
 
Comments:  Most of the tabs for this song are accurate enough,
but for acoustic improvisations and campfire leisure I decided
to denote a version that sounds fuller and reflects the overall
tonality of this wonderful song.  By listening, you should be
able to match the changes with what you hear.  Also, for those
of you who do not have Cornell's particular vocal range, I have
transposed the song down one half-step, advantageous because it
incorporates open chords thus lessening the amount of barring
necessary.  This version is in the key of F#minor.  Enjoy.
 
Verses 1 and 2:
 
F#m A C# D
 
Chorus:
 
F#m A E F#m (x2)
 
D6 F#m E F#m
 
D6 F#m C#6 
 
In every chorus except the first, an extra two measures are
added during the "alone!"
 
Solo:
 
D A C# F#m
 
Interlude:
 
D A C# D
 
Dm B C# F#m
 
Second time through the interlude, stay on the C# sharp
while singing "wonder on!"
 
Repeat chorus; ending chord is a D major.
 
For those who may not know, a sixth chord is a combination
of two power chords, so the D6 would be played on the fifth
fret with the notes A, D and their respective octaves on the
seventh fret; a total of four strings played should suffice. 
Thanks to S. Tobin for posting the electric version I used
for reference.