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Jars of Clay - Crazy Times

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This is just an addition to Josh's excellent job of figuring 
out the chords. I've just added the solo to it. I have changed absolutly 
none of Josh's chords because I can't hear anything wrong with them.
So anyways please e-mail and tell me what you think of the solo, whether
you think it's correct or you have some sugestions. I think it's really
close to the recording.

			       Brant Erickson 



Jars Of Clay
Crazy Times
Copyright 1997 Essential
Transcribed by Josh Killebrew 

  DM7 Bm C#sus A   E   F#  D F#m Bsus2 B   D7  C#
|--2---2---4---0---0---2---2---2---2---2---2---4--|
|--2---3---7---2---0---2---3---2---2---4---1---6--|
|--2---4---6---2---1---3---2---2---4---4---2---6--|
|--0---4---6---2---2---4---0---4---4---4---0---6--|
|------2---4---0---2---4-------4---2---2-------4--|
|------------------0---2-------2------------------|


4/4 

- INTRO -

Dm7  Bm  Dm7  Bm  Dm7  Bm  C#sus


-VERSE 1 - 

Dm7       Bm      Dm7     Bm        Dm7
Bm        C#sus
Dm7       Bm      Dm7     Bm        Dm7
Bm        A       E       E


- CHORUS -

F#        D       A       E        F#m
D         A       Bsus2   F#
D         A       E       B
C#sus


-VERSE 2 - 

Dm7       Bm      Dm7      Bm       Dm7        
Bm        C#sus
Dm7       Bm      Dm7      Bm       Dm7
Bm        A       E        E


- CHORUS -


-  BRIDGE  -

D7
D7
F#m           F#m
D7
D7
C#           C#


- SOLO - chords      F#    D    A    E    F#m    D    A    Bm    Bm

 solo by Brant Erickson

|--17bend-six-times--14-------------------------------10--14-|
|--------------------------------------------------14--------|
|-----------------------14--16------------------16-----------|
|------------------------------14--------16--14--------------|
|---------------------------------16--14---------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------|


- INTERLUDE -  SAME AS INTRO


-VERSE 3 - 

Dm7       Bm       Dm7       Bm       Dm7
Bm        A        E         E


- CHORUS -


- CHORUS -


- OUTRO -  SAME AS INTRO TWICE

Comments about this tab

guitarforabove - 2004-04-18

I Think this song uses a Capo on the second fret and is in standard tunning.
The begining chords are
Cadd9: x32033
A something: x02033
B something: x2x202
sorry i dont know the names of the chords but the chords are right, and the rest of the song should be easy to figure out

bkwbaseball3 - 2004-05-17

I agree with whoever put the prior comment. That's how matt ordeck of Jars of Clay does it in cncert

jumbogorilla - 2004-07-20

um...actually, the capo'd chords are like this

C A7(?) and the rest is just as josh put it.
e x x
a 3 0
d 2 2
g 0 2
b 0 0
e 3 3

Music_lover - 2004-07-31

do you think you could put the chords above the words? I'm fairly new to
guitar and I dont know how to read tab like this.. :(

If you could that would be great!

guitar99dude77 - 2004-08-05

the chorus helps you practice 4-chord proggesions
at least I, as a new guitarist,think so

skiingAK - 2005-03-14

The song has Capo on the second fret then the chords are power chords playing C,A2,C,A2,C,A2,B C, A2,C,A2,C,A2,G,D (G and D play normal chords) for the verses while the chorus is normal standard chords with E,C,G,D. x3 A2, B7. The bridge is normal chords C, G,D,Em, D, C, A2 and it goes back the the chorus chords for the guitar solo. That sounds right to me but I haven't heard the song in a while .

lotrmaniac24 - 2005-07-31

accordng to their music book its kinda like this
Intro Dm7 Bm7
Dm7 Bm7
Dm7 Bm7 C something

the verse is the same except the second time around you use a and the e instead of the c chord and

Chorus F# D A E
F# D A Bm
F# D A E
and then the c chord

Guitarman121319 - 2008-05-11

lotrmaniac24 Is that capo'd.

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