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Date: Mon, 6 May 2002 09:04:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jason Yankee <banjokayankee@yahoo.com>
Subject: b/bread/everything_i_own.crd

Name: Everything I Own

Artists: Bread

Transcribed by: Jason Yankee

Note: This is all my own work.

Piano Version:

1st Part:

"You taught me.."

A chord, C # minor chord, F # minor chord, 

A chord (2nd version), D chord, D minor chord, 

A chord (2nd version), E chord

Repeat the 1st Part 2 more times

2nd Part:

"I would give.."

D chord, A chord (2nd version), D chord (2nd version),

E chord.

repeat the above 2 more times

"just to have you.."

D chord, A chord (2nd version).

Repeat parts I and II.

3rd Part:

"Is there someone you know.."

F # minor chord, F augmented chord, 

A chord (2nd version), A add b 5th chord,

"You may lose them someday.."

D chord, B minor chord, D chord (2nd version), E
chord.

Chords defined:

A chord - A note, C # note, E note

C # minor chord - G # note, C # note, E note

F # minor chord - F # note, A note, C # note

A chord (2nd version) - E note, A note, C # note

D chord - D note, F # note, A note

D minor chord - D note, F note, A note

E chord - E note, G # note, B note

D chord (2nd version) - F # note, A note, D note

F augmented chord - F note, A note, C # note

A add b 5th chord - E b note, A note, C # note

Guitar Version:

Follow the chord progression in the piano version

Here are the chords in the first section of part 3

defined:

F minor chord - x x 4 2 2 x

F augmented chord - x x 3 2 2 x

A chord - x x 2 2 2 x

A add b 5th chord - x x 1 2 2 x

For the 1st section of the 3rd part you might want to

pick the note on the D string and then strum.

You might want to try picking the root note and then

strumming for the other chords in the song.

What is an root note ?  Some examples of a root note 

would be the B note in the B chord or the D note in 

the D chord.

Any questions ?

Please e-mail me at banjokayankee@yahoo.com

Good Luck !!,

Jason

• everything i own