Atlanta chords by Stone Temple Pilots

ATLANTA BY STONE TEMPLE PILOTS (OFF OF THEIR ALBUM "NO. 4")

This is a great little (if relatively unknown) acoustic number from STP

This is solely my own interpretation.  I sat down at the piano, played along
with the album and figured out all the chords and then translated them to a
guitar format.

3/4 time in key of (you're gunna love this!) E aeolian, then A dorian, then
F# locrian  (all part of the key of G major)

intro and verse

|: E major    /	   /     |  F# minor /	    /   |
|  G major    /    /     |  F# minor /	    /  :| first X2 with no vocals



Switch to A dorian mode for Chorus:

|: A minor    /	   /	 |  D	Dsus4    D   |
|  C major    /    /     |  D	Dsus4    D  :|



Back to E aeolian for Verse:

|: E major    /	   /	 |  F# minor /	    /   |
|  G major    /    /     |  F# minor /	    /  :|



Switch to A dorian mode for Chorus:

|: A minor    /	   /	 |  D	Dsus4    D   |
|  C major    /    /     |  D	Dsus4    D  :|



Switch to F# locrian mode for Bridge:

|  F# minor   /	   /	 |  E major     /       /   |
|  C# minor   /    /     |  D major 	/	/   |

|  F# minor   /	   /	 |  G major      /      /   |
|  E major    /    /     |  D major 	/	/   |

|  E major    /    /     |  E major 	/	/   |
|  A# major   /    /     |  D major 	/	/   |

|  E major    /    /     |  E major 	/	/   |
|  F major   /    /      |    F	        E     D     |

|  E major   (let ring)  |


Switch to A dorian mode for Chorus:

|: A minor    /	   /	 |  D	Dsus4    D   |
|  C major    /    /     |  D	Dsus4    D  :|First X2, arpeggio with no
vocals, then soft vocals, crescendo

	(whistling to melody, then marimba, then fade)



Enjoy!



Todd H. Prevett                                        joshdark@tiac.net

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