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I Like Your Mom

Crook
Tab

This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.

Song

I like your Mom (Guitar Tab)

By

Crook

Bass Intro: (Bass on its own)

E |-----------------------------------------------------------|
B |-----------------------------------------------------------|
G |-----------------------------------------------------------|
D |----------2---4------------2---4----------2---4------------|
A |------4-----------2----0----------------------------2------| Repeat at begining.
E |---------------------------------5--4----------------------|

Verse:

E |-----------------------------------------------------------|
B |-----------------------------------------------------------|
G |--66666666--------------44444444---------------------------|
D |--66666666---66666666---44444444---44444444----------------|
A |--44444444---66666666---22222222---44444444----------------|
E |-------------44444444--------------22222222----------------|

Chorus:

E |-----------------------------------------------------------|
B |-----------------------------------------------------------|
G |--6--------------------------------------------------------|
D |--6---6---8---4--------------------------------------------|
A |--4---6---8---4--------------------------------------------|
E |------4---6---2--------------------------------------------|

Guitar Solo: (Play over 2nd + last chorus)

E |--------0---7p9/6-------------9/7---6------------11--------9----7--9--------------|
B |--0h7----------------7/9--9-------------7p9/12--------9/11----7------9--9/12--12--|
G |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

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