Bitter

Nine Days

Composição de: Brian Desveaux
Tom:
Afinação:
Tabbed by: P*

This is a really good song by the band that put out the highly 
overplayed
"Absolutely(Story of a Girl)".  Which is a good song, just after the 
42nd
time I have heard it I want to drown the girl myself.  Anywho, I don't 
have a
clue how to tab a song.  I am, ahhh, hmmm, how should I put this, not
musically talented whatsoever so all credit goes to my guitar 
instructor
Trip.  Any and all corrections are welcome.  However, be forwarned that
 Trip
takes pride in his work and will come kick the snot out of you if you 
say his
work is no good.  This contains the tabs for the verse, chorus, and the
bridge where he is singing "You carry your blues behind your eyes".  I 
think
there could possibly be another bridge, but I forgotted.  Standard 
tuning.
Enjoy

Verse: hit the base alone then the two other strings together, do each 
four
times apiece then switch to the next chord following the same rhythm

1
2    7                    7                    7                    0
         0                 0
3    7                    6                    7                    7
         7                 7
4
5  5                    5                                       9
       10                9
6                                            7

1
2    0             0
3    6             6
4
5  7             0
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Chorus: Each chord gets one down stroke and that is all

1
2
3  4   6   7   6   4   6
4  5   7   9   7   5   7
5  5   7   9   7   5   7
6  3   5   7   5   3   5


Bridge:  Don't really know what all this entails other than I know that
 it
starts with "You carry your blues behind your eyes"

1  3   0   3   0
2  3   3   3   0
3  0   2   0   0
4  0   0   0   2
5  2        2   2
6  3        3   0

Play each of the chords listed above(which by the by are G,  D without 
the
ring finger, G, and Eminor) in a rhythm that is like Down~ 
DownDown~DownDown.
 Play this whole little ditty twice then you move on to this highly 
difficult
number:

G (Played in eight sixteenth notes struming down the entire time)

>From there you move on, keeping the same rhythm for each chord, to 
this chord
sequence:

G, A, D, Eminor

You repeat that at least once and that is as far as Trip and I have 
gotten

Any questions or comments are some really sweet place to find more tabs
 email
me at P*
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