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The lead posts on "sweet" which turns into "-ny", so the lead ends up singing "swee". The bass uses the 41edo equi-dorian scale (P1 vM2 ^m3 P4 P5 vM6 ^m7 P8) which is reminiscent of [[250/243|Triyo/Porcupine]][7]. An optional 5th vocal part is a sub-bass which goes P8 P4 ^m6 m7 P8, with P8 being the same note as the bass's P1. This turns the vII^d^7 hi3 chord into a bVIIv9 hi5 chord.  
The lead posts on "sweet" which turns into "-ny", so the lead ends up singing "swee". The bass uses the 41edo equi-dorian scale (P1 vM2 ^m3 P4 P5 vM6 ^m7 P8) which is reminiscent of [[250/243|Triyo/Porcupine]][7]. An optional 5th vocal part is a sub-bass which goes P8 P4 ^m6 m7 P8, with P8 being the same note as the bass's P1. This turns the vII^d^7 hi3 chord into a bVIIv9 hi5 chord.  


The guitar tab uses an open string in the 1st chord to get the hiR3 voicing. In the vDb tab, that open string can optionally be added to all the other chords too. In both keys, the first column counts both dots and frets using the [[Kite Guitar Fret Numbering]].
The guitar tab uses an open string in the 1st chord to get the hiR3 voicing. In the vDb tab, that open string can optionally be added to all the other chords too.


Alternate lyrics: "Love My Kite Guitar, Love My Kite Guitar". The lead's melody is 5 5 6 v7 8 with a rhythm of 3 & 4 & 1. The other parts come in <u>after</u> the 1, with the same half-half-half-half-whole rhythm of 2 & 3 & 4.
Alternate lyrics: "Love My Kite Guitar, Love My Kite Guitar". The lead's melody is 5 5 6 v7 8 with a rhythm of 3 & 4 & 1. The other parts come in <u>after</u> the 1, with the same half-half-half-half-whole rhythm of 2 & 3 & 4.