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Date: Sat, 4 Nov 1995 21:09:51 +1000
From: Gibson 
Subject: Guitar tablature Might as well be gone- Knievel

Might As Well Be Gone - Knievel

Here's a great song by a great Australian band, I heard this during Triple
J's, " Live at the Wireless " and was immediatly impressed.  The lyrics I
have written down are way out, when I listened to it I couldn't understand
a thing but I tried my best.

Intro:
   F#    pm_____
   ------------------|
   ------------------|
   ------------------|   x4
   --4--4--4-4-4-----|
   --4--4--4-4-4-----|
   --2--2--0-0-0-----|

Verse 1: (the lyrics on the second line are way out)
   F#       C#       D        A
   See your son turn strongly across you
   F#      C#       D
   Remember river in you
   F#      C#              D           A
   Sifting through all the crap on the river bed
   F#         C#    E
   Search and Loose ahhhh...

Chorus:
            D                A
    Well we might as well be gone
          B             E    A
    Where sinking as we swim along
         D            A
    Said it's not our time
       B                E    A
    We laugh at what we left behind
    D                A
    Might as well be gone
         B                    E      A
    Well tell him here's this to his song
         D           A
    Said its not our time
        B               E    A
    We laugh at what we left behind

Verse 2: (same chords as first verse)

    See me swervin' oh the scrathes from here
    I have lost this sound
    How we shared many are here
    Time to climb back down

Repeat chorus

Bridge: F# x4  B x4 (repeat section twice)

Back to chorus:

Outro: (play intro once)

If there are any mistakes you picked up please e-mail me on
zzagibso@dingo.uq.edu.au I will be glad to here a reply. If anyone has You
Am I tablature could you please send it to me, thanks. I know the lyrics are
wrong.