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Author/Artist: Doors
Title: Light My Fire
Transcribed by: J.T. Carter
Email: ae878@yfn.ysu.edu




      INTRO:  G  D  F  A#
      C# G# A   <-----------------------Eb G#(Ab) A

      VERSE:  Am  F#m Am  F#m    <------ Am7 F#m7
      Am  F#m Am  F#m            <------  "    "

      CHORUS:  G  A  D  Dsus4  D <------ Dsus4 ? (not in song but sounds good
      G  A  D  B
      G  D  E  E7                <------ E7 not in Doors' version

      ENDING: F              C       D
             Try to set the night on fire


     Lead Portion Am Bm  (over and over)

e---5--h7h8-5--5--5-h7h7-5-5----0-h2h3---0------5-h7h8-5------------------- 
b-8----------8------------8------------3----5h8---------8-5-h7h8-----------  
g---------------------------------------------------------------7-5-h7h8--- 
d-----------------------------------------------------------------------7--  
a-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
e--------------------------------------------------------------------------  

                   And so on......

                               Later
                                    Glen
___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12


From: ae878@yfn.ysu.edu (Jason Todd Carter)
Subject: CRD: Light My Fire (Doors)


I didn't want to post a request without making a contribution, so here's
Light My Fire by the Doors:

INTRO:  G  D  F  A#
        C# G# A

VERSE:  Am  F#m Am  F#m
        Am  F#m Am  F#m

CHORUS:  G  A  D  Dsus4  D
         G  A  D  B
         G  D  E  E7

This is how I form the chords:

EADGBE
------
3x0033   G
xx0232   D
133211   F
x13331   A#
x46664   C#
466544   G#
x02220   A
x02210   Am
244222   F#m
xx0233   Dsus4
x24442   B
022100   E
020100   E7
-- 

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