eg a a c g a egac b g b d a eg a a c b g a dc b g b a

( the notes like eg are 8th notes )

C-c-c-c c-c-e-c-c-c (play *ce* *eg* notes together at same time) ce-ce-ce-ce

ce-ce-eg-ce-ce-ce- eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg

e-g-a a-b-e e-g-a a-b-e

d-c-d c-d-e *c-c-b-b-a-a-g-f-e <-- low octave*

end with e-g-a *low octave*

sorry it is so short.

C-c-c-c c-c-e-c-c-c (play *ce* *eg* notes together at same time) ce-ce-ce-ce

ce-ce-eg-ce-ce-ce- eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg-eg

e-g-a a-b-e e-g-a a-b-e

d-c-d c-d-e *c-c-b-b-a-a-g-f-e <-- low octave*

end with e-g-a *low octave*

sorry it is so short.

i only got the chorus but i hope it would help

DD G A B.....

D G A B A G A G

G A B A

SC B G A G sc stands for short c just press the second button and dont press the others

:D

The EPA reports that 120cc is the lethal dose. Regular EG (C2H6O2) has a density of 1.115 g/cc @ 20 deg C (68 deg F) and 1.085 g/cc @ 60 deg C (140 deg F). Thus at room temp, 133.8 g of liquid EG is lethal. The molecular weight is 62.07 g/g-mol. So, to answer your question, 2.156 g-mole of pure, liquid EG at room temperature is lethal.