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What Goes On Tab

Send "What Goes On" Ringtone to your Cell Phone

velvet underground
what goes on

This is how i play it:
E|-----------------------------------------------------
B|-----7----------------7----------------5-------------
G|-----7-55-55----------7-55-55----------5-55-----6----
D|-7-7---55-55-7777-7-7---55-55-7777-5-5-5-55-----5-55-
A|-5-5---------5555-5-5---------5555-3-3-3-33-5-5-5-55-
E|--------------------------------------------3-3-3-33-

then after a while it goes:
E|-----------------------------------------------------
B|-----7-77-77-7777-----7-77-77-7777-------------------
G|-----7-77-77-7777-----7-77-77-7777---666---6666-6666-
D|-7-7-7-77-77-7777-7-7-7-77-77-7777---777---7777-7777-
A|-5-5--------------5-5--------------7-777-7-7777-7777-
E|-----------------------------------5-555-5-5555-5555-

E|-------------------
B|-------------------
G|---444---4444-4444-
D|---555---5555-5555-
A|-5-555-5-5555-5555-
E|-3-333-3-3333-3333-

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What Goes On Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture sY Average	#1 by sYsTem oWnS rOx at Apr 18, 2006 at 11:24 AM EST
	I thought that at first too, but if you look at the velvets' track record... and when she's 'down on her knees' I don't think she's tying her shoes if you know what i mean!

No Picture austin Lead Player	#2 by austin at Aug 22, 2006 at 9:24 PM EST
	this narrator's girlfreind (or wife) just dumped him. he's cluelessly wondering why she just doesn't simply quit all this nonsense and just do what she should, then everything will "work alright." we've all been in his situation- i know i have! but everybody listening to the song knows, better than the narrator, that she isn't EVER coming back. irony. great song to deceive yourself with your being dumped - not to mention outstanding rhythm guitar work by the late great sterling morisson. i've always liked his playing amd this song is the best example of his excellence.

No Picture lindsey Average	#3 by lindsey Rogogo at Dec 31, 2006 at 11:06 AM EST
	this narrator's girlfreind (or wife) just dumped him. he's cluelessly wondering why she just doesn't simply quit all this nonsense and just do what she should, then everything will "work alright." we've all been in his situation- i know i have! but everybody listening to the song knows, better than the narrator, that she isn't EVER coming back. irony. great song to deceive yourself with your being dumped - not to mention outstanding rhythm guitar work by the late great sterling morisson. i've always liked his playing amd this song is the best example of his excellence.