Hang It On Your Heart
written by Eric Heatherly
from the album "The East Side of Life"
Not 100% sure, so corrections welcome.
tabbed 5/12/05

CAPO II


INTRO: D

D                          G
I've seen you fake it on a shiny six-string
D                G      D
Got yourself a nice video
D                             G                  D/
Now don't you wish you could plug it in but wait
N/C
Then the world would know


G                        A      Bm                  A
You never learned how to play guitar and still you
                      G-D
Hang it on your heart


D                    G        D
She might be made of wood and wire
G                 D
Ah but she's got soul
D                      G
Just the right mix of rain and fire
D                           G   D
Cryin' with the perfect tone


G                         A          Bm
So why's your amplifier still in the car, or don't ya
A                    G-D
Hang it on your heart



BRIDGE:
Bm             A                G               D                  Bm
Why don't you learn the basics, it's not that hard (it's not that hard)
              A             G                    Bm
Or you could put it in the case, sell it in the yard (yard)


SOLO

D                       G
What would Stevie do if he could see
D                 G/   N/C*
What's goin' on today
D                      G
I have to wonder what Chet would think
D   N/C
Hey look that pretty boy's got a strap with his name


G                        A       Bm              A
He never learned how to play guitar and still he
                     G-D
Hangs it on his heart


BRIDGE

D  G  D
    
       Bm                   A-G-D
Go and hang it on your heart

G                          A      Bm-A
Congratulations you're a bonafide star
         A 
Go and hang it on ya
Bm
Hang it on ya
A                     G-D
Hang it on your heart




CHORDS without capo:

D=E
G=A
A=B
Bm=C#m


PS: I did it without adding extra base-notes.   I think there are some in the
BRIDGE especially...Bm to Bm/A, A to A/C# (or something).   Use 'em if you
want, I just don't pick the base note (i.e., I play the other notes of the 
chord instead).


*There's a lick here, from a Stevie Ray Vaughan song, I'm sure, but I can't quite place
it.   If anyone knows what song the lick's from, or even if ya have the tab for it, let
me know and I'll post it here.