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Beautiful Ones

Suede
Tab
4.4(40)

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

Chords

(In brackets are the chords without tuning to half step down)

C (B) = 332010 Em (D#m) = 022000

D7 (C#7) = xx0212 F (E) = 133211

Fmaj7 (Emaj7) = x03210

E (D#) = 022100

G (F#) = 320003

Intro riff

C D7 Fmaj7

eb|-----------------------------2----------------------------0--------|
Bb|-----------1h3-3^5^3-1-----1---1----------1-3^5^3-1-----1---1------|
Gb|-------0-----------------2-------2----0h2-------------2-------2----|
Db|---0h2-----------------0-----------0----------------3-----------3--|
Ab|-3-------3---------------------------------------------------------|
Eb|-------------------------------------------------------------------|

E G

eb|------------0-0-0--3-3-3--|
Bb|-----1-3-1--0-0-0--0-0-0--|
Gb|-0h2--------1-1-1--0-0-0--|
Db|------------2-2-2--0-0-0--|
Ab|------------2-2-2--2-2-2--|
Eb|------------0-0-0--3-3-3--|

Verse 1

C D7

High on diesel and gasoline,

Fmaj7

Psycho for drum machine

E G

Shaking their bits to the hits

Verse 2

Drag acts, drugs and suicudes

In your dad's suits you hide

Staining his name again

Verse 3

Cracked up, shacked up, 22

Psycho for sex and glue

Lost it Bostick, yeah

Verse 4

Shaved heads, raves heads, on the pill

Got too much time to kill

Get into bands and gangs

Chorus

C Em

Here they come, the beautiful ones

F G

The beautiful ones

Verse 5

Loved up, doved up, hung around,

Stoned in a lonely town

Shaking their meat to the beat

Verse 1

C D7

High on diesel and gasoline,

Fmaj7

Psycho for drum machine

E G

Shaking their bits to the hits

Chorus

C Em

Here they come, the beautiful ones

F G

The beautiful ones

Bridge

C

You don't think about it

Em

You don't do without it

F G

Because you're beautiful

C Em

And If your baby's going crazy }

F } x3

That's how you made me }

('la, la, la....' to verse chords - fade out)

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