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what a great song. it's my life and more. leave that stuff alone
-dave4444 | 4/25/2009 |
In the verses between the D and Bm there's a D/C#.
-superman1148 | 8/16/2009 |
great song!!!! tells the story of lots of people myself included. thanks for the wonderful job on the tab. go brother go
-Tricks | 11/15/2009 |
Good tab but I personally think its lazy as hell to post a tab and not tab it all out. Seems damn near pointless.
-TravisMarcum | 12/26/2009 |
I don't tab the entire song with chords because I want the player to listen and teach his ears to hear where the changes are so he can become a better player. It's not lazy...
-lmofle | 1/16/2010 |
I agree - the only reason to tab out an entire song is if there are key/chord changes in the verses following the first one or if there is an bridge. Otherwise it's pointless.
If you can play the first verse and chorus...you can play the rest of 'em!
Great tab and great song!
-coffeesucker | 2/11/2010 |
I don't think he says feet, I believe it's fee.
-blacktruck | 8/15/2010 |
it's actually "three days straight was no big *feat*"
-daltonwb25 | 10/3/2010 |
I would walk down the D into the Bm (D, D/C#, Bm)
D D/C# Bm
And crazy was becoming my new norm
Also, as he exits the verses before going into the chorus, there is a G before the D - kind of an accent chord that walks into the Chorus...
-lmofle | 12/9/2011 |
During the intro hammer the fretted notes of the A chord and the grab a G NOTE on the top string just before going back to the A chord and that will set this song off as this song to everyone listening when you begin it
-koolbreeze30003 | 1/7/2014 |
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on 8/1/08 
