Marc Broussard - Just Like That
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| Band name | Marc Broussard |
| Song name | Just Like That |
| Tab type | Guitar tab |
| Added | 05/28/2008 |
| Size | 1.42 kb |
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Just Like That – off Momentary Setback e-------------------------------------------------------------1--0-| b-------0h1--------0h1-----------0h1-------------0h1----------1--0-| g-----2-----------2-------------2---------------2-------------2--1-| d-------------------------------------------------------------3--2-| a---0---------------------------------------------------------3--2-| e---------------3-------------1--------------0----------------1--0-| that’s the basic verse structure….emphasize the top (low) strings on the chords the bridge? I guess.. (its after the 3rd chorus…you’ll know..) e-----1------3--------------------------------| b-----1------3--------------------------------| g-----2------3-----1--------------------------| d-----3------5-----2--------------------------|(you’re gone, you’re gone…) a-----3------5-----2--------------------------| e-----1------3-----0-------back to main part--| all this is…is just stay on the F, move to the G, down to E….and back to the main part for the last verse he plays the same thing as the rest, but only plays the high part the G and the E He just hits the 1st chord (Am) once, then plays the G w/ high part, then hits the F And then plays the E with the high part….you can figure it out its easy to hear. you gotta listen and put it all together, im not saying this is perfect, but its the structure, you gotta put SOME effort into it! - needs a bass too really.