Metarie
Brendan Benson
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Tabbed by: Ronan Email: - Tuning: normal or whatever suits your voice It’s basically bm7 – d – a – e Then f sharp minor then e for the chorus bitContinues after the adBut I think its better to play it like this: VERSE B d a ee|--5---2---5---4-| B|--3---3---5---5-| for the G|--2---2---6---4-| D|--4---0---7---6-| A|--2-------7---4-| E|----------------| e| B|verse’s G| D| A| E| B d a e e|--5---5---5---7-| or you could B|--3---7---5---9-| to honest any G|--2---7---6---9-| sounds good D|--4---7---7---9-| A|--2---5---7---7-| E|----------------| e|play it like this B| variation on the main chords that G| D| A| E| D e e|--5--------4----| B|--3--------0----| or on the 'd G|--2--------1----| again to go D|--0--------2----| A|-----------2----| E|-----------0----| e| B|’ and 'e’ parts use your little G|up the fret D| A| E| CHORUS e|--2---0---------------------- B|--2---0---------------------- G|--2---1-2-3-4---------------- D|--4---2---------------------- A|--4---2---------------------- E|--2---0------- to go up the e|-----------------| The f# minor is B|-----------------| your song’ G|-----------------| D|-----------------| keep strumming A|-----------------| meaning to say E|fret from 1 - 4--| ' t u|for the pre chorus bit 'put it u| u| u|e’ when singing 'something ive u|o you’ and use your little fing u| in been erThen back into the verse… Brendan you are amazing