Lift Me Up Bass Tab

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This is an easy song that is tons of fun to play. Listen to the song to get the rhythms!

G [---------------------------------------------------7------]
D [----------------------9--------99-9-----------77-7---777--]
A [---77-7---77-----99-9---99-8-7------7-7-9-7-5------------5]
E [-5------5----5-7------------------------------------------]


G [----------------------------------------------------------]
D [----------------------9--------99-9-----------77-7---777--]
A [---77-7---77-----99-9---99-8-7------7-7-9-7-5------5-----5]
E [-5------5----5-7------------------------------------------]

CHORUS

G [-------------------------------------------------------------]
D [-------------------77-7---------------------------77-7---77-7]
A [---77-7---77-7---5------5-0-5-6-7-7--------------------5-----]
E [-5------5------5--------------------7-7-0-0-2-4-5------------] 2x

POST-CHORUS

G [---------------]           G [------------------]
D [---------------]           D [------------------]
A [------------5-7]           A [-0-0-0-0-4-0------]
E [-5(3COUNTS)----] 3x THEN   E [-------------2-0-5] 1x

G [-----------------------------------------------------]
D [---77-7---77-7---------------------------------------]
A [-5------5------5---77-7---77----5-5/7-7/9-9/7-7/5-5--]
E [-----------------5------5-----5---------------------5] 2x

REPEAT VERSE A FEW TIMES AND THAT'S PRETTY MUCH IT!

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Anthony Average	#1 by Anthony at Oct 8, 2007 at 6:14 PM EST
	uhh..... the term emo has been around since the mid eighties...granted alot of the badns labled emo before it became popular were either appathetic or spiteful towards the word, its been an established genre since 1984 (although it has undergone alot of changes).