Tabed By: The Disclaimer
Song: Don't Take Me For Granted
Album: Sex, Love And Rock'n'Roll
This is it. I didn't tab what the other guitar does in the chorus and I didn't tab the
solo. But the rest of th song goes like this:
Intro (Not exact number of strums):
e|-----|
B|-----|
G|-10--|
D|-10--|
A|-8---|
E|-----|
Before chorus (Not exact number of strums):
e|-----|
B|-----|
G|-----|
D|-10--|
A|-10--|
E|-8---|
Verse/Chorus (It's the same but check for number of strums & rithom):
e|--------------------------|
B|--------------------------|
G|-10-10--------------------|
D|-10-10-8------------------|
A|-8--10-8------------------|
E|----8--6------------------|
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kenzie Professional Badass |
#1 by kenzie at Oct 3, 2007 at 7:01 PM EST |
| This song is abouth life, and all the good things. Don't take me for Granted is just that. Life is a gift and it begins when were born and it end when we die! Take me to the show, Something to beleive in is abouth the scene, I think . Its like a shelter where you can go. So Life is there for you, It's what you make of it! SD is fucking asome! | |
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dylan Average |
#2 by dylan markus at Oct 5, 2007 at 4:59 PM EST |
| Ness said this song is a tribute to Dennis Danell. Apparently this song was written a few days after his death. Reread the lyrics. It makes perfect sense. Damn good song. | |
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Charlie Average |
#3 by Charlie Fletcher at Oct 6, 2007 at 3:58 PM EST |
| Well, its duhhhhh...The song is about LOVE. It said right there in the lyrics. "I am love". He is saying what love is in his views. Love is the worn out leather jacket. Love is the thing that keeps you and me alive, but not forever. So, it's just about love. Also this song got me thinking really really deep. Love keeps us alive? So what is hope? Can hope be only probable and not a gurantee? Like in religions, hope is everywhere, but hope is only a 50 50 change: Hopeing that you lose weight fast, hopeing that the war in Iraq will end, hopeing for more money and more food. But I don't think hope will do the trick. Maybe love will. Love is the thing that can gurantee happiness in which hope has not fulfilled all the time. Love for who you are with your weight, love for stopping the war and bringing peace, love for giving food to the poor and accepting what you have. Love seems more realistic in today's little world than hope. eh?? | |
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KISS is the gre Average |
#4 by KISS is the greatest at Oct 10, 2007 at 6:59 AM EST |
| it's deff. for Danell [RIP] i dunno about you guys but for me it reminds me of people who've passed on to a better place than here and your true loves that's how i look at this song it means alot to me as a kidd rite now it also shows social d's at its best love those guys | |
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Chuck Average |
#5 by Chuck Norris at Oct 12, 2007 at 3:10 AM EST |
| This shows the depth of Ness's Abilities. Its such a touching song. Social D arent mearly some punk band and dismissed as that. They have proven they are a great band. Perhaps one the great bands of all time. | |
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Frank Wanna Be |
#6 by Frank at Oct 18, 2007 at 6:44 AM EST |
| Yeah, it is for Danell according to their website. Great song. | |
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Curtis Rhythm Player |
#7 by Curtis Lee at Oct 19, 2007 at 1:07 AM EST |
| This song is truly amazing, Ness and crew are still on top of their game. | |
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Marks Average |
#8 by Marks at Oct 19, 2007 at 1:48 PM EST |
| It's some of the best punk rock I've heard, even out of Social Distortion, in a long time, but I'm struggling with the meaning behind these lyrics. The first verse seems to be speaking to punk rock and its scene; the second speaks of the insight music grants its listener in times of love; the third some combination of the two. I identify a lot with the love part, but I have to wonder if Ness is trying to send some sort of anthemic message to 'the scene' and the wave of new bands that have hit it big recently? Either way, damned good rock'n'roll. | |