Warren Haynes — Lucky Chords

		Lucky
			by Radiohead

As performed by Warren Haynes live at Bonnaroo, and also on the album "Live 
at Bonnaroo".

Transcribed by Josh Lawson

I know some of these chords are really basic, but I just wanted everyone who 
wanted to to be able play the song.  Also, I think I might be off on the 
name of the "A" chord, but it might be right...

CHORDS:

  Em   C    G    Bm  Em7  Asus  B
—0—  —0—  —3—  —2—  —0—  —0—  —2—
—0—  —1—  —3—  —3—  —3—  —0—  —2—
—0—  —0—  —0—  —4—  —0—  —2—  —4—
—2—  —2—  —0—  —4—  —2—  —2—  —4—
—2—  —3—  —2—  —2—  —2—  —0—  —2—
—0—  —x—  —3—  —x—  —0—  —x—  —x—

VERSE:

  Em             C     G           Bm          Em
	I'm on a roll,    I'm on a roll  this time
      C   G       Bm         Em      		D——————0h2—
	I feel my luck could change  		A——0h2—————
  Em             C    G           Bm         Em
	Kill me Sarah,   kill me again with love
      C              G  Bm       Em
	It's gonna be a glorious day

CHORUS:

  Em7           Asus       Em7
	Pull me out of the aircrash
                Asus       Em7
	Pull me out of the lake
                 Asus     Em7
	I'm your su—u—uperhero
               C               B
	We are standing on the edge

2ND VERSE:

After you roll back into Em, Warren plays this:

  e——0—————————
  B——0—————————
  G——0—————————    Which is basically just sliding up and down on the Em.
  D——2s3s2s3s2—  Just to warn you, you'll have to strike the chord well, so
  A——2s3s2s3s2—  it rings out long enough to hold as you slide.
  E——0—————————

	The head of state has sent (called) for me by name
	But I don't have time for him
	It's gonna be a glorious day
	I feel my like could change

CHORUS

SOLO:

  Drone the low E string as you play this Temporary Saint—esque riff:

  e————————————————————————————————————————————————
  B————————————————————————————————————————————————
  G——11—11—11—11—11—9————7———5—————————————————————
  D——x——x——x——x——x——x————x———x—————————————————————  4x (could be three, I'm
  A——9——9——9——9——9——7————5———3—————————————————————      tabbing by memory,
  E——————————————————————————————2—2—2—2—2—2—2h3p0—      but I think it's 4)

	As the E string drones at the end, go right back into Em and lead 	into the 
chorus.

CHORUS

And that's all!  A Radiohead song...  What a way to open a set, eh?

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