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5 years ago704In Rolling Waves (2013)The Naked and Famous

THE MESS - The Naked and Famous Tabbed by: drY321 E-mail: [email protected] Tuning: Standard Capo: 2 [D] [Bm] [G] [A] Verse 1: [D]There's nothing here but the distance [Bm]There's nothing here but the mess [G]If you'd had shut up you would've heard it [D]You could have put it to rest [D]I'm swelling and eager [Bm]I am the raging...

5 years ago745In Rolling Waves (2013)The Naked and Famous

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROLLING WAVES - The Naked and Famous ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: drY321 E-mail: [email protected] Tuning: Standard Capo: 1 [D] [Bm] [G] [C]...

5 years ago577In Rolling Waves (2013)The Naked and Famous

Capo 1, standard tuning Intro: Dm [Dm]Cover up your shaky hands [Am]I hear that you?re doing well [C]Back again for long this time? [G]Looks like they put you all through hell [Dm]But you seem to be coping fine [Am]Trust me the stress will pass with time [C]And you?ll be back around again [G]Yes you?ll be back again [F]I don?t mean to make...

5 years ago953In Rolling Waves (2013)The Naked and Famous

Capo 3, standard tuning I recommend to play Em7 like this: 022003 (but 022033 sounds good as well) Intro: Em, Em7, D, A [Em]I had seen a million different people [Em7] A million different faces that [D]I can?t recall [A] [Em]I?ve hear a million people yelling [Em7] Renting about nothing [D] Talking out off turn[A] Em, Em7, D, A x2 [Em]And...

5 years ago611Alligator (2005)The National

[email protected] Capo 2 I made up the notation because the chord names were long (Em7sus4) and frequent. Here?s the deal: you start the measure with a down strum on G or Em7. Then strum up on the next beat to accent the root note an octave up, then you add an ?A? note and strum up to accent, and then add the a ?B? and strum up. G 3200XX...

5 years ago729Alligator (2005)The National

AT LONG LAST somebody has put some chords up. This is by no means an easy song to pick out. There are a lot of tracks and there seems be a degree of improvisation particularly in the low synthy noises so, it won't be exact by any stretch of the imagination but I give you what are some damned close chords and will certainly be recognisable as...

5 years ago1635High Violet (2010)The National

[email protected] capo 1 (or, without capo) Am7: X02010 (A#m7: 68666X) F: 133211 (F#: 244322) C: X32010 (C#: X4666X) D7sus2: XX0210 (D#7sus2: X6866X) [Am7] [Am7] [F] [C] [F] [C] [D7sus2] So h[Am7]appy I was invited, give me a [F]reason to get out of the c[C]ity [F]See you inside watching sw[C]arms on TV Livin' or [D7sus2]dyin' in New York...

5 years ago1201Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers (2003)The National

This is a really great song by a really great band. There's probably more to it than but I'll just show you how I play it. Chords Used: [A] [Asus2] [E] [Eadd9] [B] E|--0--| E|--0--| E|--0--| E|--0--| E|--2--| B|--2--| B|--0--| B|--0--| B|--0--| B|--4--| G|--2--| G|--2--| G|--1--| G|--1--| G|--4--| D|--2--| D|--2--| D|--2--| D|--4--|...

5 years ago1344High Violet (2010)The National

This is my interpretation of this gorgeous, heartbreaking tune. The original guitar are a bit weird if you wanna play it and sing a long so I made a tab for strumming/picking. actually think the 4th chord sounds better as an C#m instead of E during the verses, but like the sound of the open string there and they are relative major/minor...

5 years ago718High Violet (2010)The National

The tabs I've seen here haven't been 100 % correct. They've had some of the chords right but Aaron and Bryce plays them in different positions and voicings. Don't exactly know what to call the 4th chord but naming it B flat minor with a C# just for the sake of it. Sounds like a suspended chord. And I don't think they play the high E in the Abm...