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In One Ear Tab
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This is my 1st tab write up on here and, its the 1st Cage the Elephant Tab soo... woo hoo! Any comments please add me on: yan-ray@hotmail.co.uk This is how it should sound also: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRAtGw5UIlA Intro e ------------------------------------------------| B ------------------------------------------------| G ------------------------------------------------| D -44-xx-77-xx-99---------------------------------| A -44-xx-77-xx-99---------------------------------| E -22-xx-55-xx-77---------------------------------| Intro solo (Not sure if this is right but you will get the gist of it) e -----5-b^7p-----------| B -5-7-------7----------| G ----------------------| D ----------------------| A ----------------------| E ----------------------| Verses e ------------------------------------------------| B ------------------------------------------------| G ------------------------------------------------| D -444--7--444-99---------------------------------| A -444--7--444-99---------------------------------| E -222--5--222-77---------------------------------| Hopefully thats helped you. Please e-mail me or tlk to me on MSN.
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come on dude there is way more to the song than this...
guy above is right...
Instead of an A power chord, use an A major chord with an up stroke, sounds better.