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Cross Canadian Ragweed
"Hammer Down"
Soul Gravy
Universal South Records
Capo 2nd Fret
x8
I----------------------I I-----I----------------I
I--3---3-3----3---3-3--I I-----I----------------I
I--0h2-2-2-0--0h2-2-2--I x4 I--2--I----------------I
I--0---0-0--0-0---0-0--I I--2--I----------------I
I----------------------I I--0--I--0-2-3-4-3-2-0-I
I----------------------I I-----I----------------I
D
you got your fingers runnin through my hair
I got my stereo loud
you've been a dancin' in your underwear
I bet cha' your daddy'd be proud
C(9) G D
but he aint nowhere around
he said he's never gonna change his mind
now wont cha' leave it alone
I bet one day hes gonna eat his pride
your chokin on a bone
when im on the rollin' stone
yeah im on the rollin' stone
Chorus
G C(9) G D
hey baby take a run with me
G
smell that rubber burn
C(9) G D
you think your life it is a tragedy
G
feel that motor hum
C(9) G
you think your headed down a one way track
C(9) G
the only color in your future's black
C(9) G A
you wanna leave and never come back around I'll put that
Hammer Down
D
tell me what you gotta lose
you aint got nothin at all
you aint got nothing that you gotta prove
you aint against the wall
your just fed up with it all
yeah your fed up with it all
Chorus
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instead of 234...i beleive it is 235 in the intro...or shortly there after...u know what i am talking about.. also in between the opening riff and the 0235230 thing, u need to have the C, G, D in there...one more thing: the 0235320 needs to go in after the solo and right before the song ends...and at the ending add on last modified D from the intro
-chi6199 | 3/9/2004 | Awesome tune! The only tab I've seen on the internet. Right Key but I don't hear no use of a capo. Try E, A & D without a capo and check some of the lyrics.
-djjonnyt | 5/8/2005 | I believe Cody uses a capo on the live version of the dvd, so this tab is correct.
-freebird784ever | 6/18/2005 | Nice job on the tab. One thing that I did to make it sound better playing on a solo acoustic was to tune down both E-strings to D. Then throw that capo on 2, and go to town. On the A and D chords, play all 6 strings, and on the other chords mute strings as necessary to make the chord(s) sounds right.
-bfuchs | 1/21/2009 |
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on 3/2/04 
