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Out There

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

Song

Band: Sister Hazel

Song: Out There

Album: Fortress

Alright, the other guy who tabbed this song left out a bit of important stuff. As for me

notice if there is a wrong chord or string being played. so i gotta fix it. so this

i think is pretty accurate.

intro:

Am F C G Am F C G

If she's out there somewhere somewhere, I would give anything to know.

Am G F C Dm C F

Just to hold and to finally have her. Take me to sunrise to get it done.

"I'm not sure that's how the last sentence goes though. i'm kinda bad at figuring

lyrics sometimes."

Verses:

e-------------------------------1---------------------------------------|
b------1---------1----------3-------------------------------------------|
g----2--------0----------2----------------------------------------------|
d--3--------2---------0-------------------------------------------------|
a-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------|

play this tab through out the verses

when the chorus comes around again crank up the distortion and use those power chords

the chorus, that is, if you have and electric guitar.

Bridge:

e---------------------------------------------------------------------|
b---------------------------------------------------------------------|
g---7---7-7---7-----5---5-5---5-----3---3-3---3-----2---2-2---2-------|
d---7---7-7---7-----5---5-5---5-----3---3-3---3-----2---2-2---2-------|
a---5---5-5---5-----3---3-3---3-----1---1-1---1-----0---0-0---0-------|
E---------------------------------------------------------------------|

Just repeat this bridge several times, i don't know exactly how many but go back to the

after this bridge and that should be it!!!!!!!!!

there you go!!!!!!!

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