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Live Forever- Oasis
Off of Definitely Maybe
This is my first tab, so it might be a little off, but it's my favorite Oasis song, so enjoy!
Tabbed by: Mike Crowder- email me at michael_crowder@yahoo.com if you like or if you
have any complaints or corrections.
Verse:
G-------------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------
A---------------5---5-5---5---0---0-0---0---
E-3---3-3---3-------------------------------
G-----------------
D-----------------
A-3-3-3-3-5-5-5-5- x2
Chorus:
G--------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------
A---------------5---5-5---5---0---0-0---0----
E-0---0-0---0--------------------------------
G--------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------
A-3-3-3-3-5-5-5-5----------------5---5-5---5-
E--------------------0---0-0---0-------------
G-----------------------------------
D-----------------------------------
A-0---0-0---0---3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-
E-----------------------------------
It starts off with first verse with no bass, then the bass kicks during first chorus.
Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net
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Tyler Rhythm Player |
#1 by Tyler Explains Cuntainment at Jan 21, 1971 at 8:58 PM EST |
| Dude, Oasis is hecka stuck-up. Top ten of all time? Oasis might be an okay band, but they're basically just rip-offs of the Beatles. Some of their songs are okay, but I can't help but think they're just following in the footsteps of the greatest band of all time. That said, it's an ok song. Reminds me of the Beatles. | |
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Anton Average |
#2 by Anton Eklund at Nov 19, 1971 at 2:35 AM EST |
| Oasis sound very different from the beatles. They've got influences like the Sex Pistols and stuff. There first two albums were as good as the Beatles first two. Inbetween In Utero and Californication they were the best band in the world. I think what he 'doesn't believe' is all the people who tell you to stay between the lines and to live the way society wants. | |
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Iron Average |
#3 by Iron at Jan 23, 1974 at 6:32 AM EST |
| for all u people out there that see oasis as betles rip offs open your eyes, oasis are the best band of the past couple of decades. of course they arn't as good as the beatles but they aren't far off and some of their songs are better than the beatles, for example; slide away, stand by me, LIVEFORVER etc. | |
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Ålex Jones™ Wanna Be |
#4 by Ålex Jones™ at Jun 9, 1974 at 8:14 AM EST |
| Yer, nicely put. This is one of the greatest songs ever, methinks. | |
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Hector Wanna Be |
#5 by Hector Torres at Aug 6, 1982 at 11:38 AM EST |
| your typical love song you know, you and i are gonna live forever. i hope i before i grow old, the opposite of that basically. my most favorite song ever | |
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Richie Professional |
#6 by Richie Richards at May 1, 1983 at 12:53 AM EST |
| This song was apparently written in five minutes flat in the v early 90's when Noel was fed up with the ' I want to kill myself ' attitude of the grunge scene at the time. It's basically just a reposte to the shoe gazing attitudes... | |
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Ian Average |
#7 by Ian Slay at Sep 21, 1990 at 10:45 AM EST |
| This is the song that really got me into Oasis... It's just such an amazing song... You can interpret it any way you want to...or just don't... either way it's all good | |
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James Average |
#8 by James at Apr 20, 1992 at 9:13 PM EST |
| this song it meger (live) and (normal) this song i started to like one month ago i put my CD on and put it on it was great fuckin meger i luved it i listen to it very day 10/10 i would give it | |
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Kevin Average |
#9 by Kevin Santana at Feb 7, 1994 at 10:51 AM EST |
| In the documentary Live Forever, Noel discussed that the song was about growing up in a lower class and about resisting, as debaser2002 mentioned, the 'i want to kill myself attitude'. It has a similar, although much more subtly said meaning as the Pulp's 'Common People' where these people are focussed on day to day living, and don't care 'how your garden grows' Read this lyrics, and it is pretty evident... i think: Maybe I don't really want to know How your garden grows I just want to fly Lately did you ever feel the pain In the morning rain As it soaks it to the bone Maybe I just want to fly I want to live I don't want to die Maybe I just want to breath Maybe I just don't believe | |
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tucker Wanna Be |
#10 by tucker at Jun 24, 1999 at 8:29 AM EST |
| He totally wrote it to John Lennon. He's talking to him, bexause he feels identified and related to him. And wants to be as famous and great as him. Obviously, artists always play with the meaning of their songs afterwards, because after playing them night after night after night, they start to read other stuff into them. But the fact that the cover of the single is a picture of the house where Lennon grew up proves my point. It's about Noel's struggle for success and recognition. | |