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Song: To Zion Goes I
Artist: Of A Revolution (OAR)
Album: Souls Aflame

The chords for this are E, B, A, B
Keep chuggin on that.  If you wanna toss in the little turn around
riff that he plays, it goes a little something like this:
e------------------------
B----------------------
G--------2-4p2-------------
D----2h4-------4-----------
A----------------------
E----------------------

or something like that.  It basically just outlines that B a little.
Now, i think that the chorus is different, but i couldn't get it to
sound right so i just don't change the progression.  Pretty crappy 
practice, but i really don't have that good of an ear so what can you
do.  If anyone gets the riff better or can play this one better, let
me know please.

Nick
Juxto@hotmail.com