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Winning A Battle Losing The War - Kings Of Convenience

Nylon GuitarGuitar
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Tuning: E A D G B E

Capo: No capo

BPM: 200

    Nylon Guitar
e|-----------------0----|--------------------|---------------0----|---------------|---------------0----|
B|-------6--------------|6-------------------|--------------------|---------------|-----6--------------|
G|------------7---------|-----7--------------|7-------------------|7--------------|----------7---------|
D|-----------------0----|--------------------|---------------0----|----------0----|---------------0----|
A|----------------------|----------8---------|----------8---------|-----8---------|--------------------|
E|--6-------------------|--------------------|--------------------|---------------|6-------------------|

                                                              Even though I'll never need her Even though I'll never need her
e|----------------------|---------------0----|---------------|---------------3----|--------------------|
B|--6-------------------|--------------------|---------------|-----1--------------|1-------------------|
G|-------7--------------|7-------------------|7--------------|----------2---------|-----2--------------|
D|----------------------|---------------0----|----------0----|---------------3----|--------------------|
A|------------8---------|----------8---------|-----8---------|--------------------|----------3---------|
E|----------------------|--------------------|---------------|1-------------------|--------------------|

[ preview ends at bar 10 — the interactive score has the rest ]

               I'll be on my knees to feed her I'll be on my knees to feed her

                                                                              Even though I'll never need her Even though I'll never need her

                                    The world is soft around her The world is soft around her

                                                                                   Even though I'll never need her Even though I'll never need her

                                    I'll be on my feet to find her I'll be on my feet to find her

    Even though I'll never need her Even though I'll never need her

                                                         I'll be on my feet to find her I'll be on my feet to find her

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Instruments
Guitar
Tracks
1
Tempo
200 BPM
Time signature
4/4
Tuning
E A D G B E
Key
F major
Difficulty
Beginner
Bars
196
Frets used
Frets 0-8
Published 8 Aug 2020

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