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Tabbed by: Anthony Chmiel (rhcp_guitarist @ UG)
Email:anhthony320chmiel@hotmail.com
Tuning: standard (ebgdae)
Well, the other one is pretty shocking, uses a capo when its really not necessary
unless you are a real newbie, so yeah here's my version. enjoi
key: ( ) = optional note
Intro/verse: overdrive
e|-----------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------------------| repeat alot
D|-----------------------------------------------|
A|---4-5-4----4------5---------------------------|
E|-2-------5-5---7-7-----------------------------|
Chorus: Guitar 1 (overdrive) strumming
e|-----------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------------------|
G|-7-------9-------------------------------------|
D|-7-------9------4-------7----------------------|
A|-5-------7------4-------7----------------------|
E|----------------2-------5----------------------|
D5 E5 F#5 A5
Chorus: guitar 2 (clean)strumming
e|-2----(2)-------2-------0----------------------|
B|-3-----5--------2-------0----------------------|
G|-2-----4--------2-------2----------------------|
D|-4-----6--------4-------2----------------------|
A|-5-----7--------4-------0----------------------|
E|----------------2------------------------------|
a D An E F# min Asus2
a capo on second fret may be neccessary for this guitar part, but i dont think most of
you nedd it. the d is just an open c chord shape up 2 frets, and the d is up another 2.
repeat verse, this time a clean guitar sometimes strums an F#minor (3rd chorus chord).
like in the "all your friends" bit it does on "friends"
chorus again
then Bridge: ("if you ever decide to call..."
Guitar 1 (overdrive) strumming
e|--------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------|
G|-9---7----9----7---9---7---9----7-----------|
D|-9---7----9----7---9---7---9----7-----------|
A|-7---5----7----5---7---5---7----5-----------|
E|--------------------------------------------|
Guitar 2 (clean strumming)
e|(4)--2---(4)---2--(4)--2---(4)--2---------|
B|-5---3----5----3---5---3----5---3---------|
G|-4---2----4----2---4---2----4---2---------|
D|-6---4----6----4---6---4----6---4---------|
A|-7---5----7----5---7---5----7---5---------|
E|------------------------------------------|
intro/verse riff with second play playing F#minor over it
until end.
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Grunge Hamster Lead Player |
#1 by Grunge Hamster at Apr 15, 1976 at 7:01 AM EST |
| The word addiction and the song title 'lines' does definitely imply that it's about a drug addicted friend or ex of Pete's, and he is waiting for them to say that they need his help. | |
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Gunther Wanna Be |
#2 by Gunther at Mar 12, 2002 at 4:56 AM EST |
| about a friend/family member on drugs i reckon. they are ruining there lives, and petes singing about helping them if they reach out | |
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