We Came To Dance

We Came To Dance

Intro:
Guitar 1
e|--------0----------|
B|--------------------|
G|----7------7----7-|
D|-5------------5----| repeat a bunch

Before intro repeats, play
(power chords w/middle string muted)
C D Em
with D and Em up one octave from guitar 2

Guitar 2
(power chords)
Palm muted first time through
Em G D C x2

Verse:
Guitar 1
(power chords)
Em G D C x2
up one octave from guitar 2

Guitar 2
Silent for first half of verse, then, palm muted
(power chords)
Em G D C

Chorus:
Guitar 1
Same as Intro

Guitar 2
(power chords)
Em G D C

Bridge:
Guitar 1
Tapped
e|-17-10-7-17-10-7-17--------------7------|
B|----------------------------7-8-10------10-|

Guitar 2
(full barre chords)
Em G D C

Final chorus:
Guitar 1
Same as bridge until "Strike up the band...")

Guitar 2
(power chord)
Em
then, palm muted
Em G D C

Coda:
Guitar 1
(power chords)
Em G D C
up one octave from Guitar 2

Guitar 2
(power chords)
Em G D C

great song

alright, it's good now

I was able to figure out how to do the power chords, but how do I do minors? (I don't wanna just look at a chart, I want to be able to figure it out)

As far as I know, power chords are neither major or minor. So if you were wanting to play an E-minor as a power chord, you'd just play an E power chord, E5.

If you learn all the notes on the thickest two strings, you'll be able to play pretty much any barre or power chord you could ever think of without having to look at a chart. It's well worth the little bit of memorization.

Simo's right. The three notes you play in power chords are shared in the major and minor chords. If you were to play the full barre version of a chord, then there would be a difference.

So the E power chord is an E5? What does the 5 mean?

and there has to be an easier way to play

Bridge:
Guitar 1
Tapped
e|-17-10-7-17-10-7-17--------------7------|
B|----------------------------7-8-10------10-|

because it's a very fast part lol

On that part, they use a different technique than picking. As JR noted, it's tapped. Here's a pretty good how-to on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-51iHvqP0Rs

It's not real difficult to play after you get the method down.

And yeah, an E5 is an E power chord. It's notated with a "5" because the chord really only has two tones in it; the 1st and the 5th tone of the chord.
In a normal root chord, you also have a 3rd. For example, an F barre chord as F, A, and C (twice each, six strings), while a power chord F only has two F's and one C.

ah, alright thanks, I got it

NP. Oh, also, one thing. You're playing on an acoustic guitar, right? Tapping won't really work unless you have an electric. The sound is almost inaudible.

yeah, you're not gonna get it to sound right on an acoustic. but basically what you do for this tapping part is use your right hand index finger to hit the 17 on the e string and use your left hand to play the notes between the 7th and 10th frets

it's easiest to tap the 17 on the e string with your right hand then pull off from the 10 to the 7. then for the second part of the lick, just finger pick the notes with your right hand near the 17th fret

ah yeah I have an electric guitar as well lol, I appreciate the help guys, thanks.