Blue Monday '88 by New Order
no idea who the guitarist is, can't give them credit. lol
Tabbed by Dan Bogosian (UtBDan)
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simple song, only takes your basic C, F, G, and D chords. I recommend not doing
open D though, it sounds too high. I recommend doing this chords:

 F C D G
-1-0-X-3------
-1-1-3-3------
-2-0-2-4------
-3-2-4-5------
---3-5--------
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you could replace the X in the D with a 2, but that's when it sstarts to sound too high.

however, that's only what I recommend; all should work fine.

F   C       D
How does it feel
   F        C        D
To treat me like you do
            F         C          D
When you?ve laid your hands upon me
    G       C       D
And told me who you are

  F         C   D
I thought I was mistaken
  F         C          D
I thought I heard your words
        F   C    D
Tell me how do I feel
            G   C    D
Tell me now how do I feel

F         C           D
Those who came before me
F             C       D
Lived through their vocations
         F      C      D
From the past until completion
          G     C      D
They will turn away no more

      F     C          D
And I still find it so hard
   F          C       D
To say what I need to say
        F          C           D
But I?m quite sure that you?ll tell me
         G        C    D
Just how I should feel today

  F     C           D
I see a ship in the harbor
  F       C     D
I can and shall obey
          F          C       D
But if it wasn?t for your misfortunes
         G        C      D
I?d be a heavenly person today

      F         C      D
And I thought I was mistaken
      F         C         D
And I thought I heard you speak
        F   C    D
Tell me how do I feel
            G   C        D
Tell me now how should I feel

  F         C           D
I thought I told you to leave me
        F      C           D
While I walked down to the beach
        F   C       D
Tell me how does it feel
     G          C     D
When your heart grows cold