NEGATIVE 3 by Lidsville

(tune E string down one half step to D#)





|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------

|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------

|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------

|---1--1--1-|---1--1--1-|---1--1--1-|---0--0--0---

|-----------|-2--2--2--2|-1--1--1--1|-2--2--2--2--

|-0--0--0--0|-----------|-----------|-------------



|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------||

|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------||

|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------||

|---1--1--1-|---1--1--1-|---1--1--1-|---4--4--4---||

|-----------|-2--2--2--2|-1--1--1--1|-4--4--4--4--||

|-0--0--0--0|-----------|-----------|-------------||



guitar 2 (verse)

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|-8---------|-4---------|-3---------|-6-----------||

|-8---------|-4---------|-3---------|-6-----------||

|-6---------|-2---------|-1---------|-4-----------||

|-----------|-----------|-----------|-------------||



riff (strewn casually about at the end of each verse, i believe)

|----------------------------------------------|

|----------------------------------------------|

|---------------------------8------------------|

|---------------------------8------------------|

|-6--9--2--4---8--9--8--4*--6------------------|

|----------------------------------------------|

                        <*=this is 12 at some points in the song.       

                         listen and you'll hear when to play 4 and     

                         when to play 12.>



chorus

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|-------------|-------------|-------------|--------------||

|-8--8-8-8-8-8|-4--4-4-4-4-4|-3--3-3-3-3-3|-6--6-6-6-6-6-||

|-8--8-8-8-8-8|-4--4-4-4-4-4|-3--3-3-3-3-3|-6--6-6-6-6-6-||

|-6--6-6-6-6-6|-2--2-2-2-2-2|-1--1-1-1-1-1|-4--4-4-4-4-4-||

|-------------|-------------|-------------|--------------||



 




the little instrumental break in the song is a B barre chord played as 

an arpeggio...for you chord impaired ppl it looks like this:

|--7-----------------------------------------

|--7-<----------------------------------------

|--8-<----------------------------------------

|--9-<----------------------------------------

|--9-----------------------------------------

|--*----------------------------------------

   <*=E string not played: since it's tuned down a half step it won't   

    sound right>

 

and you pick the notes individually instead of playing them all at 

once. the ones w/ an < are the ones daisy plays the most. i think he 

may screw with the chord a little bit: listen to the song to get the 

specific 


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