So Sad About Us The Who
From Litgo@aol.comFri Oct 3 07:10:33 1997
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 1997 00:39:10 -0400 (EDT)
From: Litgo@aol.com
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: TAB: So_Sad_About_Us by: Who
So Sad About Us
by The Who
>From A Quick One, 1966
written by Pete Townshend
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transcribed by
litgo@aol.com
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[intro]
[A] [Asus2] [A] [Asus4] [A] [Asus2] [A]
--- --(0)--------------- (0)----------- --- ---2-0-----2--3----- -2-0-----2---- --- ---2-2-----2--2----- -2-2-----2---- --- ---2-2-----2--2----- -2-2-----2---- --- -0------------------ (0)----------- -0- -------------------- ------------0-
[see note below]
[A]la[Asus2] la [A]la[Asus4] la [A]la[Asus2] la l[A]a[F#m] [D] [E]
So [A]sad [D] 'bout [A]us
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A * D A [repeat as above; * - see note 2 below]
So sad 'bout us
[F#m]Sad that the news is out now
[Bm]Sad 'spose we can't turn back now
[D] [E] [A] [Asus2] [A] [Asus4] [A] [Asus2] [A] [A] [Asus2] [A] [Asus4] [A] [Asus2] [A]
Sad 'bout us
So bad 'bout us
So bad 'bout us
Bad, never meant to break up
Bad, 'spose we'll never make up
Bad 'bout us
[F#m] Apologies mean nothing [Bm]when the damage is done
[D] But you can't switch off my lovin' like you can't switch off the sun[E]
[as above]
la la...
[B]la la la la...
So [B]sad [E] 'bout [B]us
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B * E B [repeat as above; * - see note 2 below]
So sad 'bout us
[G#m]Sad, never meant to break up
[C#m]Sad, 'spose we'll never make up
[E]Sad [F#] 'bout [B]us[B]
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[outro]
[B]Ooh[G#m] [E] [F#] [B]
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note: the F#m, D and E are played as straight chords and the voices (la's)
provide the changes. However, they changes can be played as below:
[F#m] [D] [(Dmaj7)] [E]
--(2)--------- --------- -------------- --------- --(0)------ (0)----- ---2-0--2--3-- -2-0--2-- (3)2-0--2--3-- -2-0--2-- ---0-0-0-0- -0-0-0-- ---2-2--2--2-- -2-2--2-- (2)2-2--2--2-- -2-2--2-- ---1-1-1-2- -1-2-1-- ---4-4--4--4-- -4-4--4-- -0-0-0--0--0-- -0-0--0-- ---2-4-2-2- -2-2-2-- (0)----------- --------- (0)----------- --------- ---2-2-2-2- -2-2-2-- -------------- --------- -------------- --------- -0--------- (0)-----
* note 2: play transition riff:
A D [or] B E
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