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Song

Song: Why

Artist: LiveonRelease

Album: Seeing Red

As tabbed by Joe Muggah

Verse

e--------------------------------------------------------

B--------------------------------------------------------

G-6-6-6--------------------------------------------------
D-6-6-6--6-6-6--7-7-7--6--6-6-6--------------------------
A-4-4-4--6-6-6--7-7-7--6--6-6-6--------------------------
E--------4-4-4--5-5-5--4--4-4-4--------------------------

("Hey boy take a look at me...")

Pre-Chorus (each hit 8 times)

e--------------------------------------------------------

B--------------------------------------------------------

G-6----------------6-------------------------------------
D-6---6---7---2----6---6---7---2-------------------------
A-4---6---7---2----4---6---7---2-------------------------
E-----4---5---0--------4---5---0-------------------------

("Now I can't pretend...")

*Chorus (each hit 6 times)

e--------------------------------------------------------

B--------------------------------------------------------

G-6----------------6-------------------------------------
D-6---6---7---2----6---6---7---2-------------------------
A-4---6---7---2----4---6---7---2-------------------------
E-----4---5---0--------4---5---0-------------------------

("You love her...")

*The only differnce between the Pre-Chorus and the Chorus

is how many times each note is hit.

Bridge (each hit 8 times)

e--------------------------------------------------------

B--------------------------------------------------------

G-----6----------------6---------------------------------
D-7---6---6---7----7---6---6---7-------------------------
A-7---4---6---7----7---4---6---7-------------------------
E-5-------4---5----5-------4---5-------------------------

("I know I can...")

Verse

Pre-Chorus

Chorus

Verse

Pre-Chorus

Chorus

Bridge

Verse

Pre-Chorus

Chorus

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