The National - Mistaken for Strangers

ubi_rex@hotmail.com At times you can hear the three notes of the intro chords plucked in the pattern of low-middle-high-middle. On live versions, someone in the band plucks that pattern for the first four lines, then plucks it an octave higher for the two lines that go "showered and blue-blazered..." I've written two ways to play the chords. The first is the easiest, but I saw them live and it looked they played it the second way. They sound the same. I suppose the second is nice if (guitaretab.com)

Tabbed by: Ian C. Email: ian.zampbell@gmail.com Tuning: Standard I think it should be pretty obvious which one to play as power chords and which ones to as full barre chords. fill yourself with quarters s of adults And that's really it. All in all, very simple chords. Supplementary lyrics: Make up something to believe in your heart of hearts so you have something to wear on your sleeve of sleeves so you swear you just saw a feathery woman carry a blindfolded man through the trees shower (guitartabs.cc)

ubi_rex@hotmail.com At times you can hear the three notes of the intro chords plucked in the pattern of low-middle-high-middle. On live versions, someone in the band plucks that pattern for the first four lines, then plucks it an octave higher for the two lines that go "showered and blue-blazered..." I've written two ways to play the chords. The first is the easiest, but I saw them live and it looked they played it the second way. They sound the same. I suppose the second is nice if (guitartabs.cc)

Mistaken for Strangers The National Album: Boxer Song: Mistaken For Strangers Tabbed by: tonyadams (intro) (opening) strum [F] [A] [F] [Bb] [F] [C] {sot --x-----x-----x-- --x-----x-----x-- --x-----x-----x-- --7-----7-----7-- --8-----8-----8-- --5-----6-----8-- {eot You have to [F]do[A] it running but you [F]do[Bb] everything that they [F]as[C]k you to cause you don't mind seeing your[F]se[A]lf in a picture as [F]lo[Bb]ng as you look fara[F]wa[C]y, as long as you look removed [F]sh[A]owered (indieguitartabs.com)

At times you can hear the three notes of the intro chords plucked in the pattern of low-middle-high-middle. On live versions, someone in the band plucks that pattern for the first four lines, then plucks it an octave higher for the two lines that go "showered and blue-blazered..." I've written two ways to play the chords. The first is the easiest, but I saw them live and it looked they played it the second way. They sound the same. I suppose the second is nice if you want to give you (azchords.com)