Play these two chords throughout the entire song: Dm7 and C.
It's the same strumming pattern as Billy Jean; strum each chord once and don't let them
ring at all (think they're called staccato strums).
e|--10----8---------10-----8-------10-----8--------------------------------|B|--10----8---------10-----8-------10-----8--------------------------------|G|--10----9---------10-----9-------10-----9--------------------------------|D|--10----10--------10-----10------10-----10-------------------------------|A|--12----10--------12-----10------12-----10-------------------------------|E|--10----8---------10-----8-------10-----8--------------------------------| Dm7 C Dm7 C Dm7 C
There is a riff that is played throughout the verse that goes like this:
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|G|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|D|-------------10-10---------------------------10-10-------------------------|A|-10h12-12--------10h12------------10h12-12---------10h12-------------------|E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
The chorus is the same as the verse except you use plat an Abmaj7 chord when he sing:
"no more love on the run"
Abm7
e|-5------------|B|-6------------|G|-7------------|D|-8------------|A|-8------------|E|-6------------|
most guitar fills are just improvising in the D minor pentatonic scale.
enjoy!
