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                             SOMETIMES - My Blood Valentine
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Tabbed by: IbanezBassman

Note: This song is originally played in the tuning of "EADBbBe" and a 1/4 step up, 
however I've have transposed these standard tuning below. 

Sorry about the terrible format, UG didn't pass my previous tab of this song which 
was tabbed to a high standard. None the less, these chords are correct. Be assured 
these chords are 100% correct. This song is NOT played in D or Eb, this has been 
confirmed after reviewing the bands performance at ATP, which for the first time 
they played this song.


ORIGINAL CHORDS:

Tuning: EADBbBe

Note: The G string is written as G, but is tuned to Bb + 1/4 ste up as noted above.

| D      | F#/D    | Bm      | G5      | F#5    | E5     | Esus2  |
| EADGBe | EADGBe  | EADGBe  | EADGBe  | EADGBe | EADGBe | EADGBe |
| x004xx | xx03x2  | 7x08xx  | 355233  | 244322 | 022100 | 024xxx | 

Order: D -  F#/D - Bm - G5 - F#5 - E5 - D - Esus2 - Bm - F#5 - E5 - D

Just listen for the chord changes, they're simple enough.
 
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TRANSPOSED STANDARD TUNING CHORDS (for the lazy man):

Tuning: Standard

| D      | F#/D    | Bm      | G5      | F#5    | E5     | Esus2  |
| EADGBe | EADGBe  | EADGBe  | EADGBe  | EADGBe | EADGBe | EADGBe | 
| x007xx | xx0x22  | x20xx2  | 355733  | 244622 | 022400 | 024xxx |    

Order: D -  F#/D - Bm - G5 - F#5 - E5 - D - Esus2 - Bm - F#5 - E5 - D

Just listen for the chord changes, they're simple enough.