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I know this song has been tabbed out a couple of times already but I had this version typed up and thought it might be useful. This, in my opinion, sounds better (on one guitar) atleast than the other versions. I've tickered with the song a wee bit just tomake it sound more interesting; also, try playing it with a capo on the first or second fret - I found it easier to sing along with this way.
Stop Crying Your Heart Out
Oasis
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Chord Shapes
Bm: 224432 (resolved to) Bm7: 224232
Aadd9: 002200 (resolved to) Asus: 002230
E: 022100
G: 3200033
D: 000232
Em7: 022033
Dsus/F#: 200233
A: 002220
Intro
Bm
Verse I
Bm (Bm7)
Hold on
Aadd9 (Asus)
Hold on
E
Don't be scared
G
You'll never change what's been and gone.
Verse II
Bm (Bm7)
May your smile (May your smile)
Aadd9 (Asus)
Shine on (Shine on)
E
Don't be scared (why you scared?)
G
Your destiny may keep you warm.
Chorus
D Asus
'Cause all of the stars are fading away
Em7 Dsus/G G
Try not to worry you'll see them some day
D A
Just take what you need and be on your way
G
And stop crying your heart out.
Verse III
Bm (Bm7)
Get up (Get up)
Aadd9 (Asus)
Come on (Come on)
E
Why you scared? (I'm not scared)
G
You'll never change what's been and gone
Chorus
D Asus
'Cause all of the stars are fading away
Em7 Dsus/G G
Try not to worry you'll see them some day
D A
Just take what you need and be on your way
G
And stop crying your heart out.
Interlude
Repeat Chorus
Chorus II
D Asus
'Cause all of the stars are fading away
Em7 Dsus/G G
Try not to worry you'll see them some day
D A
Just take what you need and be on your way
G
And stop crying your heart out.
A G
Stop crying your heart out
A G
Stop crying your heart out
A G
Stop crying your heart out.
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And your done. Sounds remarkably good as a chunky acoustic song I think; try and put some accents into the E and G chords to make it a little more interesting. The outro and interlude have already been posted and they're not too tricky to figure out anyway; just variations on a Dmaj chord I think.
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