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Three Dollar Bill Y'All Tabs:

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song: everything
  

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band: Limp Bizkit

song: everything
    

album: three dollar bill y'all



I did this all on my 4 string fender bass, so I don't know if that'll make a 

difference.

I haven't figured out the first part yet but I'm only sending how much i 

know, I'll send the rest later. The only part I know is the the part after 

freds done talkin and you jus reapeat the first thing 2x. Like I said, I 

haven't got it all, the first part is,



G:--7-7-7--9-----

D:-7-7-7-0-------

A:---------------

E:---------------



and thats all i know for now..

Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Jaymz Average	#1 by Jaymz Lemaitre at Jun 6, 1993 at 11:40 AM EST
	no idea what it means, but i can relate to it all too well :-/.....

No Picture Austin Average	#2 by Austin Reihl at Sep 2, 2003 at 11:24 PM EST
	theres not one limp bizkit song with more emotion poured in it, and the fact that it was just a jam shows that they do have skill.....but not without Wes

No Picture hturtle99 Wanna Be	#3 by hturtle99 at Nov 11, 2003 at 12:48 PM EST
	This was a 16 1/2 minute closing track to the $3 Bill CD. It was completely improvised by the band, John and Sam provided a constant rhythm while Wes did his thing on guitar. This is the track that best shows the true skills of Wes and the rest of the band-- except Fred or DJ really.