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Elvis Is Dead Bass Tab

Send "Elvis Is Dead" Ringtone to your Cell Phone

Intro 
G|--------------------------------------------------------------- 
D|----2-----3-----------------2-----3-----------------2-----3---- 
A|--3---0-1---0-----0-1-2-0-3---0-1---0-----0-1-2-0-3---0-1---0-- 
E|--------------1-1---------------------1-1---------------------- 

--------------------------------------| 
--------------2-----3-----------------| 
----0-1-2-0-3---0-1---0--------0-1-2*-| 
1-1---------------------1--1-1--------| 

Verse 
G|--------------------------------------------| 
D|--------------------------------------------| 
A|-3>-1>-----3>-1>-----3>-1>-----3>-1>--------| 
E|-------1>--------1>--------1>--------1>-3>--| 

Chorus 
G|-------------------------| 
D|-------------------------| 
A|----3>-1>--------3>-1>---| 
E|-1>-----------1>---------| 

(Intro) 
(Verse) 
(Chorus) 
End on A|--3ring--| and let it sound

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

Elvis Is Dead Bass Tab

Send "Elvis Is Dead" Ringtone to your Cell Phone

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/m/mxpx/114515.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture craig Average	#1 by craig gillespie at Aug 10, 1982 at 1:37 PM EST
	A very delightful song by our favourite punk band. 10 out of 10.

No Picture mike Average	#2 by mike rojas at Dec 27, 1988 at 11:29 AM EST
	I think this song is about the movie True Romance. Christian Slater's character talks to an imaginary Elvis (Val Kilmer) several times. The movie is about him accidentally stealing a lot of coke from the mob and trying to get away and sell it in California. The song makes a reference to coke and obviously to talking to an imaginary Elvis. I could be way off, but it seems to fit.