Date: Thu, 7 May 1998 13:42:30 EDT
From: GavinFrday 
Subject: j/jesus_jones/right_here_right_now.crd

Song: Right Here, Right Now
Artist: Jesus Jones
Album: Doubt
Transcribed by N. Fournier (GavinFrday@aol.com)

It's good to use wah and mild distortion effects to sound most like the
recording.

Chords used:
D5: X 5 7 7 X X
E5: X 7 9 9 X X
G5: 3 5 5 X X X
E:   X 2 2 1 0 0
G:   3 2 0 0 2 2
D4: X X 0 2 3 3
D:   X X 0 2 3 2
Dsus2: X X 0 2 3 0

Intro (palm muted)

D5   E5   G5   D4 D Dsus2 D

Verse:
[D] A woman on the [E] radio talks about [G] revolution,
though it's [D4]already [D] passed [Dsus2] her [D] by
[D]Bob Dylan didn't have [E] this to sing about [G] you know it feels
[D4] good [D] to [Dsus2] be [D] alive

Chorus:
[G] I was alive and I waited, waited
[G] I was alive and I [D4] waited [D] for [Dsus2] this [D]
[D] Right here, [E] right now, [G] there is no other place [D4] I'd [D] rather
[Dsus2] be [D]
[D] Right here, [E] right now, [G] watching the [D4] world [D] wake up [Dsus2]
from [D] history

Verse:
I saw the decade in
When it seemed the world could change
In the blink of an eye
And if anything, there's your sign...

Chorus:
I was alive and I waited, waited
I was alive and I waited for this
Right here, right now
There is no other place I want to be
Right here, right now
Watching the world wake up from history

Right here, right now
There is no other place I want to be
Right here, right now
Watching the world wake up from history

Play the chorus til you feel like stopping, then bring it home with the little
D4-D-Dsus2-D riff, ending on the D. It also sounds cool to improvise with a
wah peddle just before each verse, and to use distortion on the chorus to
really bring it out.

As usual, corrections, comments, and/or additions are more than welcome.