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Enjoy Incubus [EP] Tabs:

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Author/Artist:  Incubus	
Title:  Version
Album:  Enjoy Incubus
Tabbed by:  Ben Clineroonie
E-mail: HanSnobble@skateboard.com

Tuning: DROP D

I AM AWESOME

Intro
use a whammy bar or a bend down for the first chord
E----3------------5-------------
B-----3----------3-------------
G------3--------3-------------
D-------0------0-------------
A----------------------------
D----------------------------

Verse
E-----3---xxxx------------
B-----3---xxxx------------
G-----3---xxxx------------
D-------------------------
A-------------------------
D-------------------------

Pre-Pre-Chorus
E-----------------------------
B-----------------------------
G-----------------------------
D---8-8-8-8-xxxx--8-8--xxx----
A---8-8-8-8-xxxx--8-8--xxx----
D---8-8-8-8-xxxx--8-8--xxx----

Pre-Chorus
E-------------------------
B-------------------------
G---7--------6--5---------
D---7--6--5--6--5---------
A---5--6--5--4--3---------
D------6--5---------------

Chorus
E----3-3-3-3-3--------------------------
B----3-3-3-3-3--------------------------
G----0-0-0-0-0--------------------------
D-----------------2-2-2-2---------------
A-----------------2-2-2-2---------------
D-----------------2-2-2-2---------------
  "Why, why should we be?..."  

Post-Chorus
E-------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------
D---7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7--------------5--------
D---7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7---4-4-4-4----5--------
A---5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5---4-4-4-4----3--------
D---0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0---4-4-4-4-------------
  "To carry on...."

Solo
E--------------------------------------------15-15-15-----
B------------------------------10/11--13-10----------------
G--9/12---12/14--12/14--12/14------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------

solo continued......
E--13-13-15-17-17-18-18-18-17-17-17-15-15-17-17-17-18-18-18--
B------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------

solo continued......
E--17-17-17-17-15-15-15-15-17-17-17-17-18-18-18-18-20-20-20-20---
B----------------------------------------------------------------
G----------------------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------------------------------

solo continued....
E-------22-22-----------
B------------------------
G------------------------
D------------------------
A------------------------
D------------------------

Outro
  E------------
  B------------
  G---7--------
  D---7--------
  A---5--------
  D---0--------

Song Stucture:

Intro
Verse
Pre-Pre-Chorus
Verse
Pre-Pre-Chorus x2
Pre-Chorus
Chorus
Post-Chorus
Verse
Pre-Pre-Chorus
Verse
Pre-Pre-Chorus x2
Pre-Chorus
Chorus
Post-Chorus x4
SOLO
Pre-Pre-Chorus x8
Pre-Chorus
Chorus
Post-Chorus x4
Outro

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Naya Wanna Be	#1 by Naya Wallach at Apr 13, 1971 at 9:56 AM EST
	Oh yeah... I think this song is about how government takes over our lives and we should get rid of it. Or something like that. And I think that it also might be about religion too b/c I know Brandon thinks religion in a restriction. The speaking in tongues thing at the end is great and b/c of that, I think it might be about religion.

No Picture Jimmy Wanna Be	#2 by Jimmy Withrow at Nov 24, 1978 at 3:34 AM EST
	the ending part.. that's Brandon and their old DJ..Gavin Koppel. speaking gibberish. Brandon was doing the beginning i think (i haven't listened to the song in a while) and Gavin was attempting Brandon's gibberish tongue n stuff. ...i'm so glad he left the band.. he was a bad influence for Incubus..

No Picture Johan Average	#3 by Johan Soderberg at Dec 27, 1979 at 10:02 AM EST
	I love the how the song moves from a jazzy feel to a heavy alternative feel. I am obssesed with this song.

No Picture Ronan Average	#4 by Ronan at Sep 3, 1991 at 10:27 PM EST
	c'mon people, this song kicks!

No Picture If i can't be m Average	#5 by If i can't be my own, i'd feel better dead at Nov 24, 1995 at 9:43 AM EST
	Definately a feel-good song. One of my favorites.

No Picture David Rhythm Player	#6 by David Bradley at Mar 25, 2004 at 11:07 PM EST
	I agree with Incubus Gigbutt on the environment thing and how furutre generations shouldn't pay for the present's mistakes. But I also think it's about how someone people only care about money in life and they waste away their whole life trying to get and keep money ("To be rich, that would be great. No, but it doesn't mean POO-POO without your nest!"). Can anyone explain the little bit at the end where their talking to that guy? (Speaking in tongues) Is it members of the band or just some random people? ;)

No Picture XerXes Wanna Be	#7 by XerXes Swanson at Apr 10, 2007 at 1:02 AM EST
	This song seems to be about creating a utopian society that doesn't have to answer to any government and whose citizens take care of one another. I think it's a great ideology, but it's one that is unobtainable and, like perfect communism, it works only in theory. Kudos to Brandon though for some lyrics that are far more intelligent than those of his "peers" in the rock community.