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Song: She
Band: Green Day
Album: Dookie
Track #: 8
Tabber: __loserkid182
Note: this is my 2nd tab lol, i hope this one is better than my other, which i
thought was good, and im goin to make corrections.
This tab is in standard tuning, but i think Green Day actually plays it tuned 1/2 step down.
* = Palm Muted
~ = Let Ring
Verse 1 - Its at the very end of the verse.
e|----------------
B|----------------
G|----------------
D|-444444444------
A|-444444444------
E|-222222222------
*********
Chorus- 2x
e|------------------------
B|------------------------
G|-6666666-4444444--------
D|-6666666-4444444-4444444
A|-4444444-2222222-4444444
E|-----------------2222222
Chorus Pt.2 - 2x
end of 2nd time
e|------------------------|---------
B|------------------------|---------
G|-4444444---------4444444|-6666666-
D|-4444444-4444444-4444444|-6666666-
A|-2222222-4444444-2222222|-4444444-
E|---------2222222--------|---------
Verse 2 - 2x but on 2nd time dont Palm Mute
e|-------------------------
B|-------------------------
G|----------6666666-4444444
D|-44444444-6666666-4444444
A|-44444444-4444444-2222222
E|-22222222----------------
************************
Chorus again
End on
e|-----
B|-----
G|-----
D|-4~--
A|-4~--
E|-2~--
I think it is 100% right, if not close....plz rate
Thanx!
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green day does play a half step down
You know instead of tuning it half a step down, you could just play each powerchord a half step down.
Er, up.