
This is tablature — fret positions rather than chord names. Wide lines scroll sideways on their own, so the page never does.
Song
Song:cold and all alone
Band:mxpx
Album:slowly goign the way of the buffalo
tabbed by:chris
INTRO AND VERSE
G:---------------------------------------------------------------
D:---------------------------------------------------------------
A:------------5------------------------------------------------- E:-5--0--2----------------------------------------------------
CHORUS
G:---------------------------------------------------------------
D:---------------------------------------------------------------
A:------5------5--7-------------------------------------------- E:--2------2---------------------------------------------------
HE PLAYS THIS A FEW TIMES IN THE SONG
G:---------------------------------------------------------------
D:---------------------------------------------------------------
A:---------------------------------------------------------------
E:-5--4--2--0--------------------------------------------------------
THIS IS THAT MIDDLE PART PLAY THIS 3X'S THEN
G:------------------------------------------------------------------
D:-------------------------------------------------------------------
A:-0000000000000000--5544-5544-5544-5544-----
E:-------------------------------------------------------------------
PLAY JUST THE 0 PART AND THIS AT THE END
G:---------------------------------------------------------------
D:---------------------------------------------------------------
A:5544-5544-5544-7777--------------------------------
E:---------------------------------------------------------------
I THINK I AM MISSING A COUPLE PARTS AT THE END OF THE INTRO AND MAYBE SOME
WHERE ELSE IN HERE BUT YOU CAN FIGURE IT OUT...I THINK IT IS WITH THE SAME
CHORDS AS THE VERSE BUT IN A DIFFERENT ORDER..
ANYWAY THATS ALL FOLKS
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