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                  Not Done Yet by Raine Maida
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TABBED BY: ZR_MUSIQUE_
Email: zrmusique@gmail.com
Standard Tuning

This is what I heard while listening to the song. I did an acoustic
cover and it sounded pretty good. It's probably 95% accurate. First
song I've learned by ear.

CHORDS FOR VERSE

     G                   B                C
e----------|        e---------|       e----------|
B----------|        B---------|       B----------|
G---(4)----|        G----4----|       G-----5----|
D----5-----|        D----4----|       D-----5----|
A----5-----|        A----2----|       A-----3----|
E----3-----|        E---------|       E----------|

I change those to full open chords during the second verse while playing
acoustic...it isn't necessary though.

OPEN CHORDS FOR VERSE

  G         B        C*
320033   x2444x   x32010

CHORDS FOR CHORUS

 Asus2       Am       Em
x02200     x02210   022000



Intro/Verse

G -  G  -  B / C   (Repeats twice I'm pretty sure)

He does sort of a slide from the B to the C...listen to the song to figure
out the rhythm.

G                 G            B       C          G

"When it's cold outside, you wait for spring to break"

G                 G                      B         C         G 
"All my wrongs are rights, 'cause I made peace with my mistakes"



CHORUS

For the "Oh, I" part he does a hammer on to make the Asus an Am.

    Asus    Am
"Oh I, I"

   Em 
"Oh I, I"

   C*                            G
"I'm not done yet....not done yet"



Then repeat the intro/Verse
Same chords for the second verse.

Stay on the C for another measure then start the bridge.

               C
"Years go by, the ones we raised"

 Em
"No alibis to make our case"

  Em                     C
"The battle lines, the wars we wage"

There may be a few chord changes at the end of the bridge...not sure.
If you figure out the chords for it let me know.

The rest is played like the first part of the song.
The lyrics were also interpreted by ear...