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You can play Small World by Ani DiFranco using guitar or guitar.
This song by Ani DiFranco can also be played by that instruments.
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Small World guitar chords has rhythm and included in Not So Soft (1991) album.
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Small World by Ani DiFranco Guitar Chords
Date: 27 Nov 1997 15:35:07 Z
From: “Boulton, Nic”
Subject: TAB:/d/difranco_ani/small_world.tab
/d/difranco_ani/small_world.tab
>From Not So Soft. Standard tuning.
(intro and most of the verse):
// Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
e-||--(8)-------------------------------4--------------------------|
B-||--------------------------4-3-4--------4-----------(6----------|
G-||.------------------8----------------------5--/--7-----7--/-10)-|
D-||.--8h10p8-------8---------5---5--------------------------------|
A-||-------------6-------------------------------------------------|
E-||----------------------3-------------4--------------------------|
\
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb \
e---------11----------10---------------4--------6--------||----|
B-------------11----------11-----11)---4--------6--------||----|
G-----------------12------------------------------------.||----|
D-----------------------------------------6/(8)---------.||----|
A---------------------10-------10------------------------||----|
E---------11----------------(10--------4--------6--------||----|
[//]
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
She was shaking and talking louder and louder
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb
each sentence was sifted to a very fine powder
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
and her face was wet and tight, her grip was cold and light
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Gm(III)
e---11-------10----------------4------------------------------|
B------11-------11-----11)-----------------4------------------|
G---------12-----------------------------------5--------------|
D------------------------------6-----------------------5------|
A------------10-------10-------6-----------------------5---5--|
E---11--------------(10--------4--4--------------------3--3---|
“a strong wind could blow you down”, I heard myself say
Gm(III) Fm
e------3----------3-----3-----1------------------------------1-----|
B-----(3)--------(3)---------(1)----------------------------(1)----|
G------------------------------------------------------------------|
D--5----------5----------------------------------------3-----------|
A----5----------5-----------------------------------------3--------|
E------3----------3---------0-1------------------------------1-----|
& she said “word up, sister, a strong wind
N.C.
could take me away”
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb x 2
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
I said, “How long have you been at large?
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb
they told me you were stashed last time I asked”
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
and she said, “I’ve been out now for all of three hours
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Gm(III)
I just resurfaced and here you are
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb x 2
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
I said, “skeletons are fine, your closet or mine”
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb
we took turns recounting the details of lost time
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
and when we had both admitted it all
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Gm(III)
we threw our heads back and we laughed until we cried
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb x 2
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
and there we were washed up on the curb
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb
as the rush hour traffic went out with the tide
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb
and I was aware that with every word
Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Gm(III)
spoken and shared, I could see her shaking subside
Eb(VI) Gm(III) Ab Bb Eb(XI) Gm(X) Ab Bb x 2
Eb(VI) Gm(III) x 3
Eb(VI)
E A D G B e
x 6 8 8 8 6 – Eb(VI)
3 5 5 3 3 3 – Gm(III)
11 13 13 12 11 11 – Eb(XI)
x 10 12 12 11 10 – Gm(X)
enjoy….
Nic
Nic.Boulton@bn.cwplc.com
If you want to learn Ani DiFranco Small World guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Small World. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.