Jason Mraz - You And I Both Chords

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   / Jason Mraz                     /  
  / You and I Both                 /  
 / Waiting for My Rocket to Come  /  
/________________________________/  

 Chords:
     G   Gmaj7   Em7   Am7   C   D/F#   D(add11)   Em9
e:---3-----2------0-----0----0----2-----------------0----:
B:---3-----3------3-----1----1----3--------3--------3----:
G:---0-----0------0-----0----0----2--------0--------0----:
D:---0-----4------2-----2----2----0--------4--------4----:
A:---2-----x------2-----0----3----x--------5--------2----:
E:---3-----3------0---------------2-----------------0----:



 Verse:
| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |

| Am7 | Am7 | C | D/F# |


 Verse (break on 3 in the last bar)



 Chorus 1:
| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |

| Am7 | Am7 | C | D/F# |


 Interlude:       [break on 2]
| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |



 Verse (break on 2 in the last bar)



 Chorus 2:
| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |

| Am7 | C D/F# |

| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |

                [break on 2]
| Am7 | Am7 | C | D/F# |


 Chorus 3:
| G | Gmaj7 | Em7 | Em7 |

| Am7 | C D/F# |

| G | Em7 | Am7 | C D/F# |

| G | G |



 Bridge:
| C | D(add11) | G  D/F# | Em9 |

| C | D(add11) |
                             [break on 3]
| G | Em7 | C | C | D(add11) | D(add11) |



 Chorus 3, end on the last G




 *The Acoustic Intro*:
The best version of this song, my opinion, is the acoustic live-performance
at Mix 106.5, 04/04/08. This is the sweet intro he plays, and here's the link

  G                                 Gmaj7
|-----------------3^----3---------|-----------3-----2/----7~~~------|
|-----------0-----0^--------0-----|-----------------3/----8~~~------|
|-------0---------0^------------0-|-------0---------0-----0---------|
|-----0-----------0^--------------|---------0-----------------------|
|-----------------x^--------------|---------------------------------|
|-3-----------3---3^--------------|-3-------------------------------|

  Em7                               Em9
|-----------------x^--------------|---------------------------------|
|-----------8-----8^----8---------|-7-----7-----7/8---8---8-8-------|
|-----------------7^--------7-----|-7-----7-----7-----------7-------|
|-------5---------5^--------------|---------------------------------|
|-----7-------7-------7-------7---|---------------------7-------0---|
|-0-------------------------------|---------------------------------|

  Am7                               Am9
|---------------5-----------5-----|-7^----7-----5-----------5-------|
|---------5---------5-------------|-5^----5-----5---------5-5-5-----|
|---------5-------------5-5-------|-5^----------------5---5-5-5-----|
|-------5-5---------------5-------|-5^------------------5-----5-----|
|---------x---------------x-------|-----------------------------0---|
|-3/5-----5-------------------5---|---------------------------------|

  C6sus2                            D(add9)/F#
|------------10-------------------|-------------0-------------------|
|-------8-----------8-------8-----|-------3-------------------------|
|-------7---------------7-7---x-x-|---2---2-------------------------|
|-------------------------7---x-x-|-----------0---------------------|
|-------------------------x---x-x-|---------------------------------|
|-5/8-----------------8-----------|-2-------------------------------|

I have also typed this little bit into guitar pro, it's worth checking out:




*Finger Picking Lesson*:
Here's a little lesson a had from Tacea Cosmin. I thought I might as well add it
directly into the tab. Thanks a lot for that, Tacea!

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 fingerpicking pattern which i'm 99% sure is right:

 (example for first chord G, 320033)

 e -------3--*--------------3-------|
 B ----------*----3---3--3^--3------|
 G -----0^---*------0----0^---0-----|
 D -----0^---*----------------------|
 A -----2^---*----------------------|
 E --3-------*----------------------|

 The * represents the fact that there is a slight pause there between section. The
 rest of the notes are close together because they are in quick succession. Watch
 To make it easier for it to be played (as I have seen it from Mr. Mraz himself),
 the bottom e- and B-string have to be picked with your middle finger, and for the
 G-string use your index finger. This is because, as you can see in the tab, you
 often alternate between picking the B- and G-string. When you have to pick the
 e-string (like in the first section of the tab) just use your middle finger, then
 for the next string to be picked, the B-string, use the same finger, bringing it
 up from the e- to the B string. Then pick G and B normally with the middle and
 index finger.
 As for the small downward strumming motion, use the nails of your index and middle
 finger.

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Jon Sebastian Frederiksen - 19th /May /09