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Submitted by: BranOhMac

This was tabbed out with an acoustic guitar, so I did not bother to find out all 
the fill, but the song is three chords, so figuring out all that should be easy.
Use Standard Tuning

Intro:  C#
        C#  G#  F# G#

Verse:  C#
        C#  G#  F# G# (The Whoa-o's)

Chorus: C#  G#  F# G#

There you have it.  Like I said, I did this on an acoustic guitar, so any corrections
are most welcome.  Also, this so is so true.  Life is Good, but Eternal Life is Better

Comments about this tab

profrodo - 2005-07-02

Hey This is an AWESOME! Song!!!! Thanks SPP MUCH FOR PUTTING THIS CHORDS UP MAN ROCK ON!!!!!!:D:D

BlackAttack1287 - 2005-08-13

Should these be 5th chords? Power chords?

BranOhMac - 2005-08-18

I found some minor differences when I actually had the opportunity to play this song in our church's praise team. Yes, power chords work better for this song.

Intro: C# (Life is good, eternal life is better)

Kicks in with: C# G# F F# ( I know the F looks out of place but it works.)

Verse 1: C# (Guitar plays the C# while the bass is playing C# G# F# G#)

Prechorus (Woh'oas): C# G# F F#

Verse 2: C# (Just like verse one)

Chorus: C# G# F# G#

Woh'oas: C# G# F F#

Bridge: C# G# F# G#(When the singer says, "When I first see you" slowly. It's F# with the bass sliding up to the high end F# on the 14th fret E string.)

That's it. It goes back to the chorus and the Woh'oas and then ends.

mmggppmgp - 2005-11-29

can someone tab outro for "livin on a prayer", that will take me years to figure out... well days

djsanta - 2006-01-17

The bass part during the verse is C# G# D# F#, while the guitar plays C#.
Guitar plays the same chords on the last verse (guitar only in the recording).

acousticpunker - 2006-01-19

I don't think that F sounds good when you sing with it... Any other ideas??

acousticpunker - 2006-01-19

I mean the F in the correction I know it goes down before the F# but I think it's something other than F.

chipdog - 2006-03-27

Try an F#m instead of the F

chipdog - 2006-03-27

Oooops, I mean Fm instead of F.

LochnessCamel03 - 2006-05-09

☺ CAN SOME1 PLEASE TAB LIVIN ON A PRAYER!!!!!!!!!!PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! THANX!!!

LC03 ☺

mafia strumer - 2006-09-14

dude!!!eep your pants on!!!!! :(

Godzgurl104 - 2006-09-21

could u just play it "C G F" instead of C# G# F# and just make it a little lower? i mean it should work the same since they're all sharps.

JesusmyKing - 2006-12-03

yeah man that would work if you needed the song to be lower. It would have the same effect as tuning your guitar 1/2 step lower, but easier. : )
God Bless,
Brandon

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