Epiphany by Staind chord (text):

Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 17:19:13 -0400
From: "Alex Rangel" 
corrections From: PODBOY7@cs.com
From: "Manuel & Kati Rangel"  (by way of cathal woods)
Subject: s/staind/epiphany.crd
 
tuning - dropped d - D A D G B E
This is how the verse chord goes:
e|-----------|
b|-----------|
g|---6---6---|
d|---6---6---|
a|---4---4---|
d|---x---4---|
in an alternating pattern. the chorus goes like this
 
part with drums    without drums
e|--------|               e|-------|
b|--------|               b|-------|
g|---10---|    	          g|---6---|
d|---10---|               d|---6---|
a|---8----|               a|---4---|
d|---8----|               d|---4---|
 
simply repeat as necessary.

From: "  sancco  " 
Subject: s/staind/epiphany.crd
Date: Tue, 09 Jul 2002 18:42:04 +1000

Song:   Epiphany
Band:   Staind
CD:     Break The Cycle

Transcribed by Sancco (sancco@hotmail.com)


Tuning: Db-Ab-Db-Ab-Db-Db low to high
from standard tuning, from low to high:
* Db - 3 half-steps down
* Ab - 1 half-step down
* Db - 1 half-step down
* Ab - 1 half-step up
* Db - 2 half-steps up
* Db - 3 half-steps down


Verse - Chords used, strumming pattern not shown

Db||---0---|---0---|
Db||---x---|---x---|
Ab||---0---|---0---|
Db||---0---|---7---|
Ab||---0---|---5---|
Db||-------|---5---|


Chorus - Chords used, strumming pattern not shown

Db||-------|-------|
Db||-------|-------|
Ab||---4---|-------|  You can use either, but the second one
Db||---4---|---11--| lets you get the slide that staind uses.
Ab||---2---|---9---|
Db||-------|---9---|

Db||-------|
Db||-------|
Ab||---5---|
Db||---5---|
Ab||---5---|
Db||---5---|

Transcribed by Sancco (sancco@hotmail.com)


[standard tuning]

Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003
From: Mark Miller 
Subject: s/staind/epiphany.tab
 
This is a very easy and very good acoustic song off Break The Cycle. It
was originally recorded in DADGAD tuning, but it can easily be
transcribed for EADGBE tuning. To be in the original key, you can tune
down one whole step to still be in standard tuning (DGCFAD). The chord
names for standardtuning are written above the chord, while the chord
names for standard tuning one step down are in parentheses. Either 
way, this sounds pretty good. Just listen to the CD for rhythm.
 
Intro/Verses:
 
    E5 (D5)          Asus2 (Gsus2)      E5 (D5)        Asus2 (Gsus2)
 Your words...      Your face...       I try...       Your words...   
e|-----0----------|--------0--------|-----0---------|--------0--------|
b|-----0----------|--------0--------|-----0---------|--------0--------|
g|-----4----------|--------2--------|-----4---------|--------2--------|
d|-----2----------|--------2--------|-----2---------|--------2--------|
a|-----2----------|--------0--------|-----2---------|--------0--------|
e|-----0----------|-----------------|-----0---------|-----------------|
 
 
Chorus:

   C#m7 (Bm7)        Asus2 (Gsus2)    C#m7 (Bm7)        Asus2 (Gsus2)
          Cause it's always...              Forget all the...
e|-----2----------|--------0--------|-----2---------|--------0--------|
b|-----3----------|--------0--------|-----3---------|--------0--------|
g|-----2----------|--------2--------|-----2---------|--------2--------|
d|-----4----------|--------2--------|-----4---------|--------2--------|
a|-----2----------|--------0--------|-----2---------|--------0--------|
e|----------------|-----------------|---------------|-----------------|
 
Pattern (I think...):
Intro/Verse x2
Chorus x1
Intro/Verse x3
Chorus x1
Intro/Verse x3
Chorus x1
Intro/Verse x1

This chord sounds better in the chorus in place of the C#m7 chord, 
which is missing a tone. This chord is a different voicing of the 
actual chord Aaron Lewis plays in the song. The C#m11 adds a little 
more suspension to the chord and it allows the high e string to 
continue to serve as a drone, but the C#m7 is easier to play, so it's 
up to you which one to use.


  C#m11 (Bm11)
e|-----0----------|
b|-----4----------|
g|-----2----------|
d|-----4----------|
a|-----2----------|
e|----------------|

 
 
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