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                           PEARL JAM
                        OFF THE YEILD CD



Intro:
Guitar 1 plays this:
E--------------------------------|
B--------------------------------|
G-X-X----------0-3-----------0-3-|
D-X-X-0--3-0-3------0--3-0-3-----|
A--------------------------------|
E--------------------------------|

Guitar 2 doubles in with this (it's also played during the verses):
E---------------------------|
B---------------------------|
G----------0-3----------0-3-|
D-0--3-0-3-0-1-0--3-0-3-0-1-|
A-0--3-0-3-----0--3-0-3-----|
E---------------------------|


at the end of the verses:
E-----------------------------
B-----------------------------
G--3-33-3/2222-2/1-1----------
D--3-33-3/2222-2/1-1----------
A--3-33-3/2222-2/1-1----------
E-----------------------------
     it's evolution baby...


and for the bridge part:
E----------------------------------------------------------1-11111-33-1-33-1-33-1-11-
B----------------------------------------------------------3-33333-33-3-33-3-33-3-22-
G----------------------------------------------------------2-22222-22-2-22-2-22-2-22-
D-3-0-0-0--0-3-0-0-0--0-2-0---------0-2-3-----2-3-0-2-0------------------------------
A---------------------------3-3--33-------3-0----------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 


there's my church, I sing in the choir
(hallelujah, hallelujah)...
E--5--3--2--1
B--7--5--4--3
G--7--5--4--3
D--7--5--4--3
A--5--3--2--1
E--5--3--2--1

That's basically it except for the solo, I think you 
can make something decent up yourself, but I will tell 
you that it may be played somewhere between the 8th and
10th frets.

Have fun, 
Brian