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Artist: Tears for Fears
Song: Shout
Album: Songs from the Big Chair
Standard tuning, r = rest
Intro:
G|-------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------1-------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------3-------------|
E|-3---------------------------------------------3-|
Verse:
G|------------------------------|
D|------------------------------|
A|-1-1--1-1-1--------3-3--3-3-3-|
E|------------------------------|
Chorus:
G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------1111111r-1111111r-------------------------------------------|
A|-------------------------------------3333333r-3333333r-------------------------|
E|-3333333r-3333333r-------------------------------------33333333r--33333333r----|
Interlude:
G|--0--------------0-|
D|-------------------|
A|--3----------------|
E|-----------------3-|
Bass solo:
G|-----------------------------------------|
D|-5-r----3---5------------3-5---3---3-5---|
A|------5---5----------3-5---------5-------|
E|-------------3-----3---------3---------3-|
G|---------------------------------------|
D|-5-r----3---5------------3---5---------|
A|------5---5------------5---5---5-------|
E|-------------r---333-------------3---3-|
Just listen to the song for timing and repetition.
If you found this tab useful, please rate it.
Tabbed by antipode at spunge dot org.
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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Kendrick Wanna Be |
#1 by Kendrick Snyder at Jan 9, 1974 at 9:26 AM EST |
| one of my favorite songs ever. i've listened to this song since i was a little girl. and i think it is awesome that disturbed re-did it. disturbed is one of my favorite bands. and draiman said the singer was happy with the re-make and was glad the song had the edge and heavyness that it was meant to have. | |
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Ryan Sutherland Rhythm Player |
#2 by Ryan Sutherland at Apr 25, 1974 at 2:15 AM EST |
| not the best tears for fears song | |
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Paul Wanna Be |
#3 by Paul Milne at Feb 10, 1978 at 10:28 PM EST |
| Is it? Oh well... i just really like the song but i don't know why... maybe the powerful lyrics. | |
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alex Wanna Be |
#4 by alex foster at Nov 23, 1978 at 11:54 PM EST |
| this is about when they were kids, and they had therapy - pretend jack is right... i love this song my dad used tolay tears for fear to me when i was little. Honestly one of the best songs ever! | |
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Craig Average |
#5 by Craig Brotschi at Nov 1, 1983 at 12:02 AM EST |
| Just so you know uchihasasuke, you can find the lyrics from the official album and IT IS working boy not working whore. | |
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TED Average |
#6 by TED at Jan 29, 1989 at 12:32 AM EST |
| lol... uchihasasuke is right... they probably didn't want to put whore in (S.O.A.D. does it too) | |
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₣oozie Wanna Be |
#7 by ₣oozie at Oct 2, 1993 at 9:51 AM EST |
| i could have sworn the song was about Orzabal's and Smith's distaste for the fact that the us was keeping nuclear weapon on british soil, i mean, it is 1985, dead in the height of the Cold War. "I'n violent times You shouldn't have to sell your soul. In black and white, They really, really ought to know "They gave you life, And in return you gave them hell, As cold as ice I hope we live to tell the tale." "And when you've taken down your guard, If I could change your mind, I'd really like to break your heart." i f#@king luv this song to no end, and just because it sounds cool, but because it has a cool meaning. *goes to play keyboard lines from song* | |
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Belian Average |
#8 by Belian Carter at Mar 14, 1994 at 11:06 AM EST |
| First song I ever heard from Tears For Fears. At the time I didn't the band was Tears For Fears, but I'd go around singing it and then one day, I was listening to a cover they did and came across this song. I was very happy to see, and hear, it again. | |
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Konner Rhythm Player |
#9 by Konner Holzwart at May 15, 1994 at 3:44 PM EST |
| amazing | |
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black&red Wanna Be |
#10 by black&red at Dec 18, 1994 at 8:14 AM EST |
| i feel like shouting. i find it hilarious that madshangi gave this song 5 stars, and then insulted the band. did anyone else pick that up? | |
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Rob Wanna Be |
#11 by Rob at Mar 16, 2001 at 4:26 PM EST |
| I didn't give the song any stars. Stars just showed up beside my name. Notice how they're gone now? | |
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Alex Professional |
#12 by Alex Moser at Aug 20, 2002 at 11:42 AM EST |
| they lyrics are wrong its "working whore" not "working boy" | |
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josh Average |
#13 by josh someone at Nov 18, 2002 at 11:46 AM EST |
| one time i had this song stuck in my head for about 3 days. lovely! | |
