Aaron Sprinkle - What Sorry Could Be

      
 
 Song: What Sorry Could Be
 Artist: Aaron Sprinkle
 CD: Moontraveler
 Copyright: 1999 Organic Records and Pamplin music
 
 Intro... s = slide up
 
 Riff 1

 e-------------------------------------------------
 b--------------------0-----0----------------------
 g-------0-----0----0-----0------------------------
 d-----0-----0----5-----5--------------------------
 a-5s7-----5---------------------------------------
 E-------------------------------------------------
 

 Play twice, then play
 
 Riff 2

 e-------------------------------------------------
 b-------------------0-----0-----------------------
 g-------0-----0-----------------------------------
 d-----0-----0-----0-----0-------------------------
 a-5s7-----5-----3-----3---------------------------
 E-------------------------------------------------
 

 then play riff 1 again.
 
 Repeat through the first verse. Lead into the churus by playing the 1st
 riff and then at the end of it playing

 e--------0------
 b--------1------
 g-000000-0------
 d-555555-2------
 a--------3------
 E--------X------
 

 
 Chorus
 C           Am               G             D   
 A long time ago I might have been Tying my hope
 D2         C                    Am           
 around you again. But holding me now won't do
 G D D2 *
 any good. Cause I died before I could.
 
 *When he says "could" start riff 1 again and repeat for the second verse.....same
 pattern as verse 1
 
 then play the chours again
 
 the Bridge is:
 G                    Am                      
 The pain that's all around could make me it's
 D                      G                Am    
 home. So I call it my own. As sorry as I seem,
                   D                     G 
 you never could dream what sorry could be.
 
 Than at the end of the song play:
 
 Em D G 2x
 
 Em D C2 once and then
 
 Em D G 
    
 and if you want to get fancy, have a bass or another guitar you can play
 this riff after these chords (the G chord) is played

 e-------------
 b-------------
 g-------------
 d-------------
 a--2-3-5-3-2--
 E-------------
 

 
 That's about it...you should listen to the CD to get how everthing comes
 together. It is also a must that you play this song on a Takaminie
 acoustic!! --Andrew Battista