Hey, my name is wez. I have picked this tabs up from various places and i felt that i
need to get the tabs out there, if ppl wanted to play them. so here are some john mayer
trio tabs.
Tunning: Standard
Intro:
e------------------------------------------|
b----8-8-10b-10b~-----8--------8-----------|
g-/9--------------------7h9p7---9----------|
d-----------------------7--------7---7s9---|
a------------------------------------------|
e---------------------------------------------|
b----8-8-10b-10b-10~--------------------------|
g-/9------------------------------------------|
d-----------------------------5-5-7-7s9-9-7~--|
a------------------------5s7------------------|
E---------------------------------------------|
e-----------------------------------------
b----8-8-10b-10b~-----8--------8----------
g-/9--------------------7h9p7---9---------
d-----------------------7--------7---7s9--
a-----------------------------------------
e---------10------------------------------
b----8-8----10bd-8-8~------10-------------
g-/9----------------------9------9~-------
d-----------------------------------------
a-----------------------------------------
I have two ways of doing the chords, you pick these aswell
e----------------------|----------------------------|
b---3---5------3---7---|--8(10)---7---8--------7----|
g---4---5------4---5---|--7-------5---7---7----5----|
d---5---5------5---5---|--10------4---8---5----4----|
a-------7----------7---|-----------5-----------5----|
e---3----------3-------|-------------------6--------|
e-----------------------------------------------|
b-----------8-----------6--------------12-------|
g--7---------7------7------7----------11---11---|
d--5-----------5----5---------10---10-----------|
a--------------------6--------------------------|
e--6-----6-------------------10---10------------|
Solo
E||--------------------------------|------------------|
B||----------13/15-----------------|------------------|
G||--14--16-------------16--14--16-|------------------|
D||--------------------------------|------------------|
A||--------------------------------|------------------|
E||--------------------------------|------------------|
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---------15/17----15-------|----13---------------------|
--14-16--------------16-14-|-------16-14--12h14p12-----|
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----------19----|-----------17-(19)-----------19-------|
---15-17--------|----15-17--------------15-17----15-17-|
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--17-----17--17b----15---|--15-15--15------------------------------|
------15-----------------|--15h17--15--15-15-15-15-15--------------|
-------------------------|-------------14h16p14h16-14--------------|
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---17--16--14------17--16--14----||
---14--14--14--14--14--14--14----||
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Quinn Rhythm Player |
#1 by Quinn I killed my last name at Sep 26, 2007 at 10:52 PM EST |
| nevermind the meaning... john mayer can play guitar like noone else can | |
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Jelani Wanna Be |
#2 by Jelani English at Sep 26, 2007 at 11:26 PM EST |
| this song kinda does sound like suicide. or possibly about all the heavy weights thats being throw on him. as much as he would like to 'throw it all away' the gravity is just too strong.... | |
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bassmasta jnr Wanna Be |
#3 by bassmasta jnr at Sep 27, 2007 at 3:40 AM EST |
| I'm don't listen to John Mayer much, but I heard this song on the House episode 'Cane and Able', and it fit the character 100%.... and being obsessed with the show, became obsessed with this song. | |
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meh Rhythm Player |
#4 by meh at Sep 29, 2007 at 3:49 AM EST |
| I think Ali and Super have a good drift to it. | |
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chris Average |
#5 by chris hothem at Sep 29, 2007 at 6:45 AM EST |
| This gorgeous song is about growing up and older...John has written songs about aging and the fear of. This line "keep me where the light is" refers to him not growing old and eventually dying. He is not ready yet. | |
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sean (jello bia Average |
#6 by sean (jello biafra incognito) griffin at Sep 29, 2007 at 3:54 PM EST |
| Relationships? I think it's safe to say this song isn't about love. I believe the song is basically about doing things that you know you shouldn't but you feel pulled into it. I love the part "twice as much ain't twice as good and can't sustain like one half could" (i'm gonna change the line in the lyrics because what's up there is not right) cause it means that more of anything doesn't necessarily mean it's better. | |
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Jake "the insan Average |
#7 by Jake "the insane bassist" Martinez at Sep 29, 2007 at 9:08 PM EST |
| never mind ... i thought you could edit the lyrics. guess not? | |
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A.D.D. Wanna Be |
#8 by A.D.D. at Sep 30, 2007 at 3:12 AM EST |
| this song is defenatly about razor burns | |
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Goat Average |
#9 by Goat Screwer at Sep 30, 2007 at 10:07 AM EST |
| this song kinda does sound like suicide. or possibly about all the heavy weights thats being throw on him. as much as he would like to 'throw it all away' the gravity is just too strong.... | |
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Snap! Crackle! Average |
#10 by Snap! Crackle! Josh!! waldenmaier at Sep 30, 2007 at 1:02 PM EST |
| this song kinda does sound like suicide. or possibly about all the heavy weights thats being throw on him. as much as he would like to 'throw it all away' the gravity is just too strong.... | |
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jozef Average |
#11 by jozef verboven at Sep 30, 2007 at 2:55 PM EST |
| i absolutely love this song the first time i heard it! John mayer is so damn talented! i honestly don't know what this song means, but i'm almost sure its about relationships! | |
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Bass Average |
#12 by Bass Man at Oct 1, 2007 at 12:28 AM EST |
| This song obviously has the ability to be interpreted in many different ways, particularly depending on the mood that you are in. When I heard this song for the first time I was feeling pretty down about things and instantly identified with song as being about depression. 1 2 Next | |
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Dylan Lead Player |
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Lee Average |
#15 by Lee Corrigan at Oct 1, 2007 at 4:26 PM EST |
| think it's "Send" me to my knees. | |
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Iron Average |
#16 by Iron at Oct 2, 2007 at 2:20 AM EST |
| Ok, I totally thought this song was about gravity in a relationship. What goes up must come down? It sounded like cheating to me, \"twice as much ain\'t twice as good, and can\'t sustain like 1/2 could\", two being two women, and not making him as happy as one could. Especially when he says \"gravity has taken better men than me\". To me it sounds like he is falling into infidelity even though he doesn\'t want to, hence the \"gravity, stay the hell away from me\", don\'t get me wrong, I don\'t want John to be a cheater, it\'s just what I got from the song! Could be wrong though! :) | |
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A.K.A. Steven Average |
#17 by A.K.A. Steven Stelacio at Oct 2, 2007 at 2:23 AM EST |
| I think John is talking about a relationship that has lost its freshness. At first you float through the clouds and everything is new, then the reality of relationships set it and the magic carpet ride is over! | |
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E Average |
#18 by E F at Oct 2, 2007 at 7:55 AM EST |
| according to him, at least, he's not 100% positive what it means yet. | |
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kyle Rhythm Player |
#19 by kyle perry at Oct 3, 2007 at 5:39 PM EST |
| I actually disagree with everyone. I think this song is about suicide. Especially with lyrics like, "Oh, I've never known what makes this man With all the love that this heart can stand Dream of ways to throw it all away" and " And Gravity, has taken better man than me Now how can that be" Some of John's personal idols have fallen victim to suicide, Hendrix, Cobain... and he wonders why such great legends "threw it all away" He says "Just keep me where the light is" like the light is where its safe and he's sane and knows that his life is worth living. | |
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kieron Wanna Be |
#20 by kieron prosser at Oct 4, 2007 at 11:04 PM EST |
| This song seems very much the same as daughters- falling in love with the wrong person. Its great how he puts it, “gravity." Does this = attraction, chemistry, passion? I don't know but I can relate, chemistry does not always = compatibility. I always thought that the line "and can't sustain like one half could" was "can't sustain like the one have could," either way its poetry, thanks for putting it so well John. | |
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Neal Average |
#21 by Neal Breen at Oct 5, 2007 at 5:43 AM EST |
| dudes, this song is soooo about sex. think about it. ;) | |
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Steven Wanna Be |
#22 by Steven Crittenden at Oct 6, 2007 at 7:55 AM EST |
| I think it isn't about one certain situation in particular... Mostly about REALITY being like gravity. We all want to live in our own dream world and maybe our fantasies skew our perception of the real world. Then Reality comes to bring us out of the world we want and into the world that really exists, which is never as pleasant as the one we envision. "Its wanting more that's gonna set me to my knees" Higher expectations only disappoint him more. Getting your hopes up only causes more disappointment in the end. | |
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RANDOM Lead Player |
#23 by RANDOM Doom at Oct 6, 2007 at 9:07 AM EST |
| During JM's previewing of Continuum, he states the following about Gravity: "...in a song like Gravity, you know, some people can't catch a break, and I can't seem to catch a struggle. I think it's a worse position for a guy that can't catch a struggle, because you know when that struggle comes, its gonna be all the struggles all at once. And Gravity is about being smart enough to stave it off." Being that he plays a blues based guitar in this song, I think it's pretty clever to write a song about staying away from the blues while playing the blues. | |
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Ace Average |
#24 by Ace Of Spades at Oct 6, 2007 at 12:02 PM EST |
| I think it's about cheating. I quoted this song to a cheating relative of mine. "I'll never know what makes this man with all the love his heart can stand dream of ways to throw it all away?" "Twice as much aint twice as good and can't sustain what one half could" | |
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Zane Rhythm Player |
#25 by Zane Bardarson at Oct 6, 2007 at 8:49 PM EST |
| addictive - can't get enough of this one | |