Four Days Chords

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This is a correction from the other. That sounds fine when you're playing
acoustic guitar with a full band. If you want the full sound from one person the
chords should look like this:


Verses:

       D    F#/D   G     Em

[[--2---2---3---0---/
[[--3---3---3---3---/    Notes: The F#/D chord is best played by releasing the index finger
[[--2---x---0---0---/         from the D chord to finger the F# bass note, then release the
[[--0---0---0---2---/          middle finger to walk to the G chord.
[[--x---0---x---2---/         Also, the progression ends with a hammer on from the F#
[[--x---2---3---0---/         bass note to the G bass note, played on the E string. Listen for 
                              this riff in the recorded track, you'll understand.
                

Lyrics/Chords:


[D]All I want[F#/D] is [G]something [Em] good
             
(Hammer on riff)
It gets harder every time.

[D]She is [F#/D]leaving [G]here to[Em]night

(Hammer on riff)
Take a breath

[Em]Take your time[G]
Spread your wings and rise [D]

Chorus:

[Csus2] They descend and then they [G] climb[Em] 
Feathers falling through the night
Have you seen Ohio rise?
It has been four days and four [D] nights

Return to original chord/riff pattern for the final verse.
Then the chorus patter to end the song, with some room for improvisation towards the end.
End on Em