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TAMAÑO
TONALIDADE
+ (F4)- (F2)For The Summer, live session @ WNYC soundcheck Tabbed By: Johan Ambros
Tuning: A whole step down
Intro: D-D riff Am7-Am7riff x2
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
Rolling through these hills I've known Ive ?????..
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
There aint a man alive thats likes to be alooooooone
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
Through the years I have learned some things ??????
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
you'd be right in guessin', each and every lesson, they were ?????
C G
I am tired
C G
I am tired
D Am7
Can I come home for the summer
G F
I could slow down for a little while
D Am7
Get back to lovin each other
G F
Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind
D Am7 C G x2
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
It's been a while since I've seen my lady smile
D Am7 C G D Am7 C G
Have I been, have I been away so looooooong
C G
I am tired
C G
I am tired
D Am7
Can I come home for the summer
G F
I could slow down for a little while
D Am7
Get back to lovin each other
G F
Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind
D Am7 C G x2
D Am7 D Am7
You fallow where ever she goes
D Am7 G F D
You love her and you just want her to know
D Am7 D Am7
That you fallow her, you'll find a way
D Am7 G F D
You love her and you just want her to know
D-Driff Am7-Am7riff
D Am7 C G F H
d----2-(2)--0------0------3-(4)--1-(1)--- --2--0-2--3-2-1-----0--3--3-2-0----|
A----3-(3)--1-(1)--1-(1)--0------1-(1)--- --3--3----3-----0---1--1--------3--|
F----2-(1)--0------0------0------2-(2)--- --2--2----2---------0--0-----------|
C----0------2-(2)--2-(2)--0------3-(4)--- --0-------0---------2--2-----------|
G-----------0------3-(3)--x------3-(3)--- --------------------0--0-----------|
D-------------------------3-(3)--1-(T)--- -----------------------------------|
(Very simplified)
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