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Submitted by: SetekhSomething Beautiful by Jars of Clay (Dan Haseltine, Charlie Lowell, Stephen Mason and Matthew Odmark) from The Eleventh Hour chords figured out by Eddie Woo (eddie@cheerful.com) © Essential Records, a divison of Brentwood Music, Inc. Great song. I'm pretty sure this song is played on two guitars, one playing rhythm and the other being picked. But I'm only one guitar, so I go for a kind of hybrid that doesn't always play something in the music, but tries to recreate the whole sound that Jars is creating with drums, guitars, banjos, mandolins... you get the idea. VERSE Em7* – A (variants finger-styled)** Em7 – D – A (variants finger-styled) Em7 – A (variants finger-styled) Em7 – D * Alternate between an Em7 and an Em as you please, but I think the Em7 fits a little better. ** Strum the A-chord, then hammer on an Asus4. Strum the A-chord again without the sus4, hammer on another sus4, pull it off, strum a sus2, then return to the normal A-chord. CHORUS Bm – G*** (x2) Bm – Em7 G – D *** I suspect Jars plays this G not as a regular open chord but as an E-shape barred at fret 3. Think of the shape and position of a Bm, and you can see the relationship. The different voicing is also pretty good. :) BRIDGE Bm – A – D – G INSTRUMENTAL Bm – G (x2) Em7 – D – G



