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Here's my interpretation of Michael Learns To Rock's "Complicated Heart".
Well, this is my first tablature, if it sounds out of the tune, I'm so
sorry :) I am only sixteen. And if you find any errors on this tab,
please feel free to let me know. Thank You!
Cocoy
COMPLICATED HEART
by Michael Learns To Rock
Transcribed by Leo Marco "Cocoy" L. Billones
E-mail: dartagnan-D@lycos.com
Chords:
EADGBe
G 320033
D xx0232
C x32010
A x02220
Dm xx0231
C/E 032010
Cadd9 032033
Em7 022033
Intro
e|-----------------3--------------3-----3---2---3----3--| B|---1s3--1---1s3-----3---0--1--3----3--3---3---3----3--| G|------------------------0-------------2---2---0----0--| D|---2s4--2---2s4---------0--2--4-------0---0---0----2--| A|-------------------2---------------2----------2----3--| E|-----------------3--------------3-------------3-------|
Verse 1
Don't know what to say now
Don't know where to start
Don't know how to handle
A complicated heart
Verse 2
You tell me you are leaving
But I just have to say
before you throw it all away
Refrain
Even if you want to go alone
I will be waiting when you're comin' home
If you need someone to ease the pain
You can lean on me, my love will still remain
Verse 3
(do chords of verse 1)
Don't know what you're thinkin'
To me it seems quite tough
To all the conversation
When words are not enough
Verse 4
(do chords of verse 2)
If this is your decision
And there's nothing I can do, oh yeah
I can only say to you, oh
(repeat refrain)
Interlude
(repeat refrain except last 2 lines)
Coda
Even if you want to go alone...
If you need someone to ease the pain (baby...)
Lean on me, my love will still remain, oh yeah
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