Jack Johnson - Flake
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Band name | Jack Johnson |
Song name | Flake |
Tab type | Guitar tab |
Added | 05/20/2008 |
Size | 2.89 kb |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLAKE - Jack Johnson ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the little solo part before the bridge at the end. It's normally played in a different tuning, but this is in standard tuning with a capo on the fret 1. The numbers are in relation to the capo. Near the end of the song the chorus comes in again, and start playing the solo right before "And often times we're lazy..." It seems to me that maybe It pretty much always means no So don't tell me you might just let it go And often times we're lazy e|-------0-0----------------2/4\2-----------------------------------------------| B|--0h2-------------------0---------------5-2h5-2-------------------------------| G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| It seems to stand in my way Cause no one, no, not no one likes to be let down e|------------------------------2-0-------------------2/4\2-------------1/2\0-- | B|-----------------0h2--5-0h2h5--------------------0-----------------0----------| G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| It seems to me that maybe e|-------0-0----------------2/4\2-----------------------------------------------| B|--0h2-------------------0---------------5-2h5-2-------------------------------| G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| It pretty much always means no So don't tell me, you might just let it go e|-------------------------------2-0------------------2/4\2-------------1/2\0---| B|------------------0h2--5-0h2h5-------------------0-----------------0----------| G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| A|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------| and then the bridge...