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song: Woodson
artist: The Get Up Kids
album: All Stars EP
tabbed by: John Krohn (jkrohn@scs.k12.mi.us)
This song is in a three way tie for my favorite Get Up Kids song.. If you
didn't know, It's one of the few songs Jim sings.. I like playing Jim's
songs because his vocal range is lower than Matt's, so I can actually sing
all his parts comfortably. I heard Jim say at a concert that this was the
first song they wrote together as a band. Damn, they were freakin' awesome
right from the get-go. Robbie Pope is a pretty cool guy... not only are his
basslines fun and awesome sounding, but I met him after a show, and he
complimented my Jethro Tull shirt. He also kissed my girlfriend's hand, a
real smooth character! That was the show in Chicago when they played with
Cheap Trick. Ahh, memories... anyway...
I'm gonna list all the parts first, then the order of the parts. Also, I try
to indicate rythyms whenever possible, which sometimes seems to clutter things,
and make "1"'s look like "11"s and such. Just keep that in mind and you won't
be so confused. Rythyms are oh-so-very important as a bassist, because it's
locking your picking in with the bass drum that gives the listener a feeling
of "tightness".
by the way a "/\" is a quick slide up and back down the neck, a cool
embellishment that robbie likes to do.
intro part 1
G --------------------------------
D --------------------------------
A 0000000000000000----------------
E ----------------3333333333333333
intro part 2
G --------------------------------
D --------------------------------
A 0000000000000333----------------
E ----------------3333333333333333
intro part 3
G ---------------------------------
D ---------------------------------
A ---------------------------------
E 55-5/\-3-33-3-3/\-11-111-1-11-1-11 X4
note, these ^ are all "1"s, i just wanted to try to give you an idea
of the rythym i use when i play this part.
also note, the last time intro 3 is played, end with a high F on the
3rd fret of the D string.
verse part 1
G ----------------------
D 32---------32---------
A --3-333-222--3-333-222
E ----------------------
verse part 2a
G -------------------------------------
D -------------------------------------
A 33-333-3-33-3-33/15-15-15h17 20 19 15
E -------------------------------------
verse part 2b
G -------------------------------------
D -------------------------------------
A 33-333-3-33-3-33/8-8-88-7 hold last note
E -------------------------------------
pre-chorus is same as intro part 3
chorus
G --------------------------------------------------------
D -----------------------17-------------------------------
A 55555----33333/15/19\17---------------------------------
E -------------------------3-333-333-333-3-1-111-111-111-1 X2
^ ^
^ ^
note, the second chorus has an extra
repetition of this part at the end
interlude
G -
D -
A 5 (hold for 4 measures first time, 15 measures with feedback second time)
E -
outro 1
G -----------------------------------------------------------
D -----------------------------------------------------------
A 3-33-33-33h5h7---------------------------------------------
E ----------------5-55-55-55-5/\3-33-33-33-3-3-1-11-11-11-1-1 X4
^^ ^^ ^^
once again, these are one's grouped in rythyms, not elevens
outro 2
G --------------------------
D --------------------------
A --------------------------
E 5-555-3-33/\1-X1-X1-X1-X11 X4
X's are muted strings ^
order:
intro 1
intro 2
intro 1
intro 2
intro 1
intro 3
verse 1
verse 2a
verse 1
verse 2b
verse 1
pre-chorus
chorus
interlude
verse 2a
verse 1
verse 2b
verse 1
pre-chorus
chorus
interlude
outro 1
outro 2