Chord/Tab song: Exit Flagger

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#Subject: Tab: Exit Flagger by GBV
#From: michael.davidson@the-matrix.com (MICHAEL DAVIDSON)
#Date: Tue, 12 Dec 95 15:41:00 -0600
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#Exit Flagger
#from the Guided by Voices album Propellor
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#Tabbed by Michael Davidson
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#This one's really easy. First of all, here are the chords. (All barre,
#but it sounds much better if you don't play the high e string on the
#e-shaped ones. Listen to the song; they keep it pretty low.)
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[A]B [-]- [577655]x2444x
D - x5777x
Db - x4666x
[G] [-] [355433] The single-note riff (spelled with lowercase) is

A-5-5-5-4-4-4-4-2-2-2-2-----------------------------------------------
E-----------------------3-3-3-3---------------------------------------

The main chord RIFF (uppercase) is the same thing, but with barre
chords. (That is, D Db B G)
riffx2
riff riff
I don't know where I've come from I don't know where I'm off to
riff riff
I need to find a way out I need you to help me find it
RIFF
Exit Flagger x4
A G
I'm not going to race you today
riff riff
I need a life of sameness I don't compete in anything
riff riff
I promise to leave you one of these days I promise to leave real soon
RIFF
Exit Flagger x4
A G
I'm not going to race you today
[D]I promise to leave you[G] x4
Then through the solo it's just the RIFF four times,
an A, a G, and the riff eight times.
Instead of A then G, you can play A (x0222x), B, Db, D instead which
follows the bass line instead of the guitar. (You can play the A that
way anytime, but I think it's easier to slide to the G if you go ahead
and play it on the fifth fret.)
Comment and miscellaneous T go to
michael.davidson@the-matrix.com
Enjoy!