I Like To Be With Me When Im With You Intro by Drew Holcomb And The Neighbors
I met Drew several years ago, but he taught me the basics of this song and I wanted to
share what he taught me
with the masses!
Capo 7
Alright, the intro just holds a G grounding and you fiddle around from C to G
E------3-3--------3-3------3-3-------3-3---3-3-----------|
B------3-3--------3-3------3-3-------3-3---3-3-----------|
G------0-0--------0-0------0-0-------0-0---0-0-----------|
D------0-0--------0-0------0-0-------0-0---0-0-----------|
A----3-3-3----0h2-2-2---0--0-0-------0-0---0h2-----------|
E--------------------------------0h2-2-2---3-3-----------|
Most all subsequent times through he plays this:
E------3-3--------3-3------3-3-------3-3---3-3-----------|
B------3-3--------3-3------3-3-------3-3---3-3-----------|
G------0-0--------0-0------0-0-------0-0---0-0-----------|
D------0-0--------0-0------0-0-------0-0---0-0-----------|
A--2h3-3-3----0h2-2-2---0--0-0-------0-0---0h2-----------|
E--------------------------------0h2-2-2---3-3-----------|
^ the only difference
Keep in mind this song is a pretty high tempo, so practice it plenty. Play around with
the strumming and
hammer-ons to get the right sound you want. Occasionally you should hit the high strings
a smidgen harder to
produce the ukulele sound in the background. During the verses he just strums G and then
walks it from C to G
without the hammer-ons.
The beauty of the intro is that it is the majority of the song. He does hit on a D chord
periodically. It goes
like this:
E--2--0--3--2-------|
B--3--3--3--3-------|
G--2--2--2--2-------|
D--0--0--0--0-------|
A-------------------|
E-------------------|
^You can skip this chord if you prefer
Enjoy!
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