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Saints

The Breeders
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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

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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #

#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #

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From: wdavis@decserv1.eecs.wsu.edu (Wyatt Davis - MME)

Saints

The Breeders

Intro:

	-------------------------|
	-------------------------|
	-----------11------------|
	----8-9-11---------------|
	--9----------------------|
	-------------------------|

Verse:

B C# F#

I like all the different people

B C# F#

I like sticky everywhere

C# F#

Look around you bet I'll be there

blah blah blah

Chorus:

just arpeggiate the F# and C# barre chords,

something like this:

(summer's ready)

F#

 	--------9----------------9------------------|
 	----11------11-------11------11-------------|
 	------11--11--11-------11--11--11-----------|
 	--11---------------11-----------------------|
 	--------------------------------------------|
 	--------------------------------------------|

Summer is ready when you are

C# F#

 	-------------------------9------------------|
 	-------9-------------11-------11------------|
 	---10----10--10--------11---11--11----------|
 	-----11----11------11-----------------------|
 	--9-----------------------------------------|
 	--------------------------------------------|

Solo:

variations of:

	-------------------------|
	-------------------------|
	-----------11------------|
	----8-9-11-------9-8-----|
	--9-------------------9--|
	-------------------------|
	-------------------------|
	-------------------------|
	-----------9-------------|
	----8-9-11-------9-8-----|
	--9-------------------9--|
	-------------------------|

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