song title    band name

0-9|A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

Intro:

A (Root on 7th fret, not barred), C (Root on 10th fret, not barred), B (Root on 
   9th fret, not barred) 2x
       
Verse 1:

A (Root on 7th fret, not barred), G (Root on 5th fret, not barred) 2x

Pre Chorus:

F#m, B, A, 
F#m, B, E

Chorus:

A, F#m, E
A, F#m, B, E
A, F#m, E

Verse 2:

Same as verse 1

Pre Chorus as above

Bridge:

B, G, (A, D, C# 2x)
B, G, (A, D, C# 2x)
B, G, E

Chorus as above

Not perfect but should be pretty close.  Its kind of hard to explain the intro chords 
but I play them as 056770 as then slide the root up to the tenth fret.  They can also be
played as 056700.  The sound is virtually the same.  All the other chords I play as 
Barre chords except for the E.  

This is a great CD.  Some of the best songs on it have not hit the radio. "Love is
Looking For You" is probably the best of the group.  

Old Guy   








 

Comments about this tab

Good tab. Those chords your talking about are just the top half of a barre chord with the b and e strings open. Its just like when you play and open power chord off the A string. All it is is the top half of a barre chord built off that string.
Alot of you guys write your voiceings backwards and it messes with my head. A lot of people tend to type out from the High e string down instead of the low e string up. So instead of: e to E, tab is written E to e like when your looking down at the guitar.

That other voiceing you said you did for the A and C chords is just a barre chord without the bass note.