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Guitar: Behind Blue Eyes by The Who
Learn to Play Behind Blue Eyes by The Who on Guitar
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This is another request. Hope you all enjoy it, The tabs will be after the chords which are
Chorus:
C D G
But my dreams they aren't as empty

C D E
As my conscience seems to be

Bm

Learn to Play Behind Blue Eyes by The Who on Guitar
What is up guys, It is Aaron again. This is another request; this song is called “Behind Blue Eyes” it was originally done by “The Who”. And then “Limp Bizkit” re-did it so you are in standard tuning, the chords that you start out in, first chords you make is the Em and that is just where this top, the your E string at low E string is open and you have pointer finger 2nd fret, 3rd string down you have middle finger 2nd fret and then open, open, open.

That little first, where the riff is, you use arpeggio. All arpeggio means is you have a chord but instead of strumming it you play strings individually, that is what arpeggiation means. So like this [Demonstration] so all you do is play these four [Demonstration] play it from the top the E, A, D, G four, then you go to the bottom and you come up E, B, G, D so top four [Demonstration] start from the top four [Demonstration] start from the bottom four [Demonstration] B switch to a G and the same thing [Demonstration]. That last note that you end on the G and play that twice so it is going to go [Demonstration] and then from that G you are going to leave that ring finger there, on the 5th string up from the top, which is your B string, and are going to leave that on the 3rd fret and you come from your G. Just a lift up and put your pointer finger, right here where it would be on the D, and nothing is on the highest E string.

So from that G to the D you are going to have open, open, open, pointer finger at 2nd fret, ring finger 3rd fret, open, so from the top, you go [Demonstration]. And you still have that string that you just

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