Thats The Story Of My Life Guitar Tab

The Velvet Underground Tabs:

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From: bc80233@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu
Subject: velvet_underground: thats_the_story_of_my_life.crd

THAT'S THE STORY OF MY LIFE

Bb         Eb          F
That's the story of my life
C          F                            G
That's the difference between wrong and right
F         G    Am                   G
But Billy said both those words are dead
Dm                     G
That's the story of my life

Repeat twice

Instrumental break:

C-F-G
C-F-G
F-G-Am
Dm-G

Repeat verse again, end on G.

These are the chords in standard tuning. You may find it easier to use a 
capo and transpose to chords that are somewhat easier to play. Capo on 
third fret would make the progression:

G-C-D
A-D-E
D-E-F#m-D
Bm-E

Ben McTeran
bc80233@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Mauricio Average	#1 by Mauricio Avendaño at Jun 26, 1973 at 12:14 AM EST
	nobody's ever written such a distantly depressing song in only four lines.

No Picture Chuck Average	#2 by Chuck Norris at Feb 6, 1976 at 7:45 PM EST
	The Billy mentioned in ths song refers to Billy Name who was the Factory's unofficial photographer, Andy Warhol's boyfriend, and later Lou Reed's. During the Factory years Lou Reed and Billy Name were interested in matters of the occult and Billy would often state things like that. When Billy Name locked himself in the Factory's darkroom for a year (letting only Lou Reed and a few others in) Lou Reed claimed that he regretted ever getting Billy interested in astrology and magic.

No Picture Jake Wanna Be	#3 by Jake Stewart at Mar 13, 2004 at 12:30 PM EST
	I love how this song seems to go in a circle. The story of his life is the difference between wrong and right and Billy said those words are dead and that is also the story of his life. Thus every line is every other line. It makes me dizzy.