ELLIOTT SMITH Oh Well, Okay Tabbed by Dabarro (dbasiuk@yahoo.es) Well, okay, since there isn't a decent tab/chords transcription of this song I decided to do this one. It is strongly based on the guitar pro file from the site, but this one is in standard tunning. There are a few bizarre chords in this tab, partly because Elliott played this with his guitar tuned one step down (keep in mind that I transpose everything so you can play along the record without detunning). Most of the strange chords are normal chords with a bass note below. The solo is pretty simple, great for slide beginners. Have fun playing this, i certainly do. STANDARD TUNNING Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A Here's the silhouette Gm (355333@1) Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A the face always turned away Gm (355333@1) Gm/E Gm/Eb (This part can be tricky, check the end for advice) the bleeding color gone to black Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A dying like a day G (320003@1) Cm (x3101x@1) Cm/Bb Ab (xx1114@1) couldn't figure out what made you so unhappy Eb (x43121@3) Db (x43121@1) Cmshook (x3101x@1)your head to say no no no Cm/Bb Aband (xx1114@1)stopped for a spell Cm (x3101x@1) Fand (133211@1)stayed that way G (320003@1) Fmoh (133111@1)well, okay Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A Gm (355333@1) Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A i got pictures, i just don't see it anymore Gm (355333@1) Gm/E Gm/Eb Bb (x1333x@1) Bb/A climbing hour upon hour through a total bore G (320003@1) Cm (x3101x@1) Cm/Bb Ab (xx1114@1) with the one i keep where it never fades Eb (x43121@3) Db (x43121@1) Cmin (x3101x@1)the safety of a pitch black mind Cm/Bb Ab (xx1114@1) Cm (x3101x@1) Fan (133211@1)airless cell that blocks the day G (320003@1) Fmoh (133111@1)well, okay SOLO (with slide, chords above tab) NOTE: The last Fm over 'okay' is the first chord in solo. | Fm (133111@1) Fm7 (131141@1) | Bb7 (x13131@1) | Db (x43121@1) | AbAb/G (xx1114@1) | e|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| B|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| G|------------5--5--5------|--/10---8---------------|--------------------------|-------------------| D|-------------------------|------------/10---8-----|--6-----------6s8---6s8---|--10---------------| A|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| E|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| | F (133211@1) F7 (131241@1) | Dm (xx0231@1) | Db (x43121@1) | Ab (xx1114@1) | e|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| B|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| G|--------------5-----8----|--/12---10--------------|--------------------------|-------------------| D|-------------------------|-------------/10---8----|--6-----------6s8---6s8---|--10---------------| A|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| E|-------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------| F (133211@1) Bbm (x13321@1) Bbm/Ab F# (244322@1) if you a get a feeling next time you see me Db (x43121@1) B (x2444x@1) Bbmdo (x13321@1)me a favor and let me know Bbm/Ab F#'cos (244322@1)it's hard to tell Bbm (x13321@1) Ebit's (x43121@3)hard to say F (133211@1) Ebmoh (xx4342@1)well, okay F (133211@1) Ebmoh (xx4342@1)well, okay F (133211@1) Ebmoh (xx4342@1)well, okay NOTE: In the Gm part I play the chords this way: EADGBe EADGBe Gm 3x033x or 3x0333 (Using your pinky to barre the 333) Gm/E 3x233x 3x2333 Gm/Eb 3x133x 3x1333 (I hope that makes some sense...)
