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The song is in the key of F. Intro/Verse/Chorus: F - C/E - Dm Pre-chorus: Bbmaj7 - F - C/E - Gm That's all that I can remember off the top of my head. I'll post the bridge when I get home from work and have access to my guitar.

I think Sherri's part is easier to play than Chauntelle's. Kinda like this as far as I can tell... she plays capo 5 I believe... but basically it is like playing: C (but it's F with the capo of course, like Chauntelle) E minor 5/0 4/2, 3/2, and 2/3 (what is that called? "A" something.) then the same chord but with 2/1, which would be A minor That repeats alot. Then there is this for "Let's give it a try, let's keep it for truth": 4/3, 3/2, 2/1 (F or something right?) then hold 2/3 in that chord and then that F one again. Strumming is difficult to describe, but the song feels like it rocks harder than you originally think... once you actually play it. Don't know if this is helpful but oh well. I'm supposed to be working and so... that's what I end up doing instead, of course. Sorry, I'm pretty ignorant about the names.

Come Clean Chauntelle's Part verse chorus C em ? e 0----0----0 0----0----0----0 a 3----2----0 0----0----0----0 d 2----2----3 3----3----3----3 g 0----0----2 2----2----2----2 b 1----0----3 1----1----1----1 e 0----0----0 0----3----0----3 Sherri's Part (Cappo on 5th) verse chorus F am ? e x----0----3 6----5----5----5 a 3----0----5 8----8----8----8 d 3----2----3 8----0----0----0 g 2----2----5 7----7----7----7 b 1----1----3 6----8----10--8 e 0----0----3 6----0----0----0

F--------Am--------Gsus2-4-7 Mister -- er, I don't believe in you. [repeat] -----F----------Am----Gsus2-4-7 Just come clean,---all around me [repeat] Bb7----------------------------- Let's give it a try, let's keep it for truth, F------------Am-----------Gsus2-4-7 Why do you want to fall to pieces Bb7-------------------------------- Let's give it a try, let's keep it for truth, and F----------Am----Gsus2-4-7 Come clean,---all around me [repeat line] You can figure out the rest of the song from the above chord patterns. The bridge is where they
sing a cappella; I could write out the notes on staff paper, but not here. Then on the third line of
the bridge ("And I know it wasn't me,"), it goes back to the F-Am-Gsus2-4-7 progression. A few notes on the chords: The Bb7 is NOT a flat 7 (i.e., A-flat). It's a B-flat chord with an A-natural
thrown in at the top; in this video http://www.eisley.com/tourpics/preTour08/ComeClean-parkcityTV.mov
Sherri is playing that note via the capo on her guitar. She also plays that A note elsewhere, namely in what I'm calling the Gsus2-4-7 chord. The chord that
I hear Chauntelle playing there involves these notes: G-D-F-C-D-G; but then Sherri is playing that
high A-natural as well. It's kind of hard to pick out all of the notes, so that might not be perfectly accurate. PS: Don't use the tabs on this site: http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/eisley_tabs.htm They're wrong. - StuartBuck If the chord was spelled Bb D F A, you could simply call it Bbmaj7 - DRMS_7888

NC (first two measures) Cb Db Ebm Gb Cb Db Ebm Gb Gb Db Cb i am a part of your soul boy Ebm Db Cb and when you say you're gone Gb Db Cb i have to reach my arms out stretched to you Ebm Db Cb because i know we're through Cb Db Ebm Gb so go away, go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb Gb Db Cb Finally it all makes sense, Ebm Db Cb I could keep this all from you Gb Db Cb and i could make a statement based on truth Ebm Db Cb but then it all comes tumbling down NC down down down Cb Db Ebm Gb so go away and go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away and go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away go away leave me on my own Gb Db Gb Db i am holding you (i am holding you) Gb Db Gb Db i am holding you (i am holding you) Gb Db Gb Db i am holding you (i am holding you) Gb Db NC i am holding you. Cb Db Ebm Gb go away and go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb wont you go away and go away, leave me on my own Cb Db Ebm Gb go away go away leave me on my own Gb Ebm Gb honey you'll leave me on my own Ebm Gb leave me on my own NC leave me on my own I had the chords spaced to match the lyrics, but it reverted it when I previewed it, =( Sound
about right? If Gb hurts you brain, you could play in G by just playing natural rather than
flat chords. Or, play in C on capo 6.

So, I think I've figured out a somewhat cogent tab for I could be there for you.... and I think it's right....It's essentially a three chord song...F#,Ab, and Bb....mostly the Ab and Bb over and over, with the F# thrown in for the bridge(Could someone please walk through with me, etc) and a couple of times during the verse, the "all her friends say" part. Also, I think the drums make the song, so just the guitar is a little incomplete... or totally wrong! Also, the 4th string middle finger part is sort of extraneous, I think that's the way they play it, but you don't have to, it's up to your ear. "She's made of sulfur..." E---6--4 A---8--6 D---8--6 G---7--5- B-------- e--------- "all her friends say..."and also, "love is a false dart..." E---2---4---6 A---4---6---8 D---4---6---8 G---3---5---7- B------------- e------------- "ring ring...through I could be there for you" E---6--4--- A---8--6--- D---8--6--- G---7--5---- B----------- e----------- "Could someone please walk through with me..." E---6---2---4 A---8---4---6 D---8---4---6 G---7---3---5 B------------- e------------- then the end is just back to the 2 chords....So yeah I think that's right. so if it's
not...let me know!!

G3 Em Cast about the night with your hands and G Em Space-- the space inside of our heads and G Em With the fighting fighter inside I G Em Ran with all the thrilling I hide and Bm G I was wanting you to show me Bm G I was wondering all the time Bm Am But if the moon shines on Bm Am You while you're sleeping Bm Am Bm Am Em It will show you all that you're feeling inside Second verse is the same, only different lyrics. Then there's the bridge: D A I thought that I C Had all that D That I wanted but C D Boy, was I wrong G As were you D Now I know... Then back to the chorus.

With Capo: capo 3 verse: Bm, D, A, Bm, D, E, Bm pre-chorus?: F#m, A (x4) Chorus: Bm, D, A, E (x2) verse pre-chorus chorus bridge: Bm, D, Em, Em, ---------Bm, D, Em, A, ---------Bm, D, Em, G, ---------Bm, D, Em, G pre-chorus chorus _Without Capo_ verse: Dm, F, C, Dm, F, G, Dm pre-chorus?: Am, C (x4) Chorus: Dm, F, C, G (x2) verse pre-chorus chorus bridge: Dm, F, Gm, Gm, ---------Dm, F, Gm, C, ---------Dm, F, Gm, Bb, ---------Dm, F, Gm, Bb pre-chorus chorus

The chords for most of the song are exactly the same. I'm not totally sure about the bridge, but: Like The Actors Capo 1: E Dust was supplied in the making of the movie, A I don't mind, but I've got my place to share with the world E Sharing and sharing all day long... etc.

OK, I worked out Like The Actors on guitar last month so I'll repost here. Would be great if someone filled in the missing bridge section. For the acoustic guitar part I use a capo on 1st fret and the song is E and A, both verse & chorus. E Dust was supplied... A But I don't mind... And then a slower strum during the chorus: E Down, and down A We fall down... The little musical bit before the bridge goes like this: D--------------------------------------------------------------------- A---5------5-4-----4-3----7-8---8-8-8-8-7-5-5-5-5-7-8-8-8-8-7-5-5-5 E------1-5-----1-5--------------6-6-6-6-5-3-3-3-3-5-6-6-6-6-5-3-3-3 The main 'piano riff' goes like this on guitar e---1--------------- B---1--------------- G---2-------2------- D---3----3----5-3-- A---3--3------------ E---1---------------- Remember, capo on first fret.

Intro/Verse: Em, D E-----x-----x----- B-----0-----0----- G-----0-----0----- D-----9-----7----- A-----7-----5----- E-----x-----x----- Verse? Thing?: C, D, Em, Em, D, C,...etc.... E-----x-----x---x---x---x---x----- B-----x-----x---x---x---x---x----- G-----5-----7---9---9---7---5----- D-----5-----7---9---9---7---5----- A-----3-----5---7---7---5---3----- E-----x-----x---x---x---x---x----- Breakdown: Mostly Em, then B7 E-----0--------------------------------2----- B-----0--------------------------------0----- G-----0-------0--2----(repeat)--------2----- (repeat whole thing) D-----2-----4-------------------------1----- A-----2--------------------------------2----- E-----0-------------------------------------- Chorus? No chaaancess: Em, D, C, B7 E-----x-----x-----x-----2-------x------ B-----0-----0-----x-----0-------7----- G-----0-----0-----5-----2--or--8----- repeat...except with E, C, and D as power chords. D-----9-----7-----5-----1-------7---- A-----7-----5-----3-----2-------x----- E-----x-----x-----x-----x-------7----- Breakdown. Same as last one. End on em for a sec or two.... and then... Bridge: Just C and Em Gooodbyyyeee: Same as Breakdown, just do the Em thing. except don't do the B7 until the very last part. End on a big E MINOR. DUNNNNN. These are all excluding Chaunty's parts. I can nail that later if ya like. I'm sure you probably just wanted the chords... but I was bored. The plain chords are at the top of each thingy.

Many Funerals Guitar Tab Probably should've looked if this had been done, but once I got started I had to do the whole thing. I don't always have the right number of notes for the power chords, just play along to the track to get a feel for tempo and how many strums. When there is no letter designation, bottom line is the low-E string. ___v v v ^ _v v v ^__v v v ^__v v v ^ (strum direction) D -9-9-9-9--9-9-9-9--7-7-7-7--9-9-9-9 A -7-7-7-7--7-7-7-7--5-5-5-5--7-7-7-7 E -------------------------------------- Bring along your tricks and trade... Young and agile, seaside born... 5-5--5-7-9-9--9-7-5-5--5-7-9-9--9-9--9-9--9-9 3-3--3-5-7-7--7-5-3-3--3-5-7-7--7-7--7-7--7-7 ------------------------------------------------ Oooh... -----------------------------------------------4---------|| -------------0-------------0-------------0--2---2-0-----|| 2x, end with E chord 0--0-0--2-3---0--0-0--2-3---0--0-0--2-3------------3-2-|| Break, break down (use same strumming pattern from 1st verse) 9-9-9-9--9-9-9-9--7-7-7-7--7-7-7-7--5-5-5-5--5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4--4-4-4-4 7-7-7-7--7-7-7-7--5-5-5-5--5-5-5-5--3-3-3-3--3-3-3-3--2-2-2-2--2-2-2-2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Oooh, and now they have no chances... And, oh, now we take our chances... [Gtr.2 fill]: G -11-11-11----------11-11-11--------- D -----------9-9-9-------------9-9-9-- A --------------------------------------- E --------------------------------------- ...leave you with your tears ...before our lives end, too Bridge sorta goes like this: e -0----10--0----10-0----10------------------------------|| B -8-----8-12-----8-8-----8------------------------------|| G -9--9-----9--9----9--9---------------------------------|| D --------------------------------------------------------|| A ---------------------------------------0-------------0--|| E ---------------------------0--0-0--2-3---0--0-0--2-3---|| How could you have left us here? You had friends, you had us, ------------------------------------------- -------------0-------------0-------------0- 0--0-0--2-3---0--0-0--2-3---0--0-0--2-3--- Goodbye (break, break down) -------------0- -------------0- -------------1- ---4---------2- -2---2-0-----2- ---------3-2-0- Goodbye (last one)

Key of Bb the opening: Bb Cm Eb Cm Eb next part: Eb ("and my stilts") Cm Eb and then back to the original progression Bb Cm Eb Cm Eb bridge: Bb Eb (from this thread on the Eisley forum) (it's on page 1; it's in the first post by DRMS_7888) The above is the best translation from me without too many problems. :) - matthew

[TCB is quite possibly the easiest Eisley song to play/learn on guitar.] G (Dear Orthodox...I) Am (can't control my feelings) C (and who hit me) Am (I just might be) C (coming round the bush) C (and my stilts they) Am (began cracking) C (subsequently pushed) G (and I looked to see that it was she, just some) Am (abandoned little crook like me) C (adieu adieu, and) Am (fare thee well, this was) C (the ending plea) G (ooooh) Am (ooohooo) C (I was attached) Am (on bended knee, but) C (I declined my liege) [It continues like that (G, Am, C, Am, C) until the bridge.] G (In a way, it's making me) Am (crazy) G (In a sense, that it's making me) Am (stronger...a) G (likely chance...probably) Am (proven) G (in the end we'll...all walk) Am (away....shaking) [And then back to (G, Am, C, Am, C). End on C.]

I don't know all the lyrics, and haven't heard any recording besides the YouTube link posted above. Here are the chords for that: First verse: Alternate D-major and G-major a bunch of times. When she sings something like, "Oh, well I was standing alone," the chords are: B-flat major, C-major, and then D-major/minor (I say this because the guitar plays D- major for about a second, but then Stacy plays an F-natural that I assume is on purpose, which turns it back to D-minor). Same chord progression repeated -- B-flat major, C-major, and D-major/minor. Next is a line that is something like "you make the world go round and round"? Starting here, the chord progression is: G-major, B-major, E-minor, A-minor, B-major, E-minor, A-minor, G-major. Then to a sort of bridge where Stacy is humming. Back to the alternating D-major and G-major. Back to the B-flat major, C-major, and D-major progression. (This time, Stacy doesn't play the F-natural note, so the chord doesn't flip back to D-minor.) Back to the same chord progression for "you make the world go round and round": G- major, B-major, E-minor, A-minor, B-major, E-minor, A-minor. But it's different this time -- it ends on E-minor (not G-major). So now we're at the bridge-like passage starting at 2:30 in the YouTube video. The chords are E-minor alternating with A-minor in first inversion (that is, with the C-note as the lowest note). Those chords alternate three times, and then it goes from A- minor in first inversion to F-major (at about 2:56 in the video). Back to E-minor at 3:00 in the video. Back to the "you make the world go round and round" progression, except that it ends differently -- G-major, B-major, E-minor, A-minor, B-major, E-minor, A-minor, B- major, E-minor, A-minor, G-major (ending chord). Sorry, I know that's not very clear, but I couldn't understand most of the lyrics on the video, so I wasn't able to make it all match up.

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EISLEY TABS HOME

~ Come Clean ~

~ Go Away ~

~ I Could Be There For You ~

~ If You're Wondering ~

~ Invasion ~

~ Like The Actors ~

~ Many Funerals ~

~ Ten Cent Blues ~

~ We Feel Good ~