Artist: REM

Song: Driver 8

Album: Fables of the Reconstruction

Year Released: 1985

Tabbed by: Paul150

	
	This is my favorite song from Fables of the Reconstruction (In my opinion, one of REM's weaker pre-major label records).  It has a pretty cool riff 

that is also very simple to play.  Here it is in all its grandeur:

Intro/main Riff:

e|--------------------------------------------------------------------|Repeat once for intro
B|-----------------------------------0-----0--------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------------------0-----0-----0-----|
D|------------------------------2s5-----5-----5--5-----4-----2-----0--|
A|----------------2--0----2--3----------------------------------------|
E|--0----0--2--3------------------------------------------------------|


Verse:

    Em   Am   G   Gmaj7              On repeat, play a D for Gmaj7.   D
e|--0----0----3-----2----|			        	  e|--3--|
B|--0----1----3-----3----|					  B|--2--|
G|--0----2----0-----0----|					  G|--3--|
D|--2----2----0-----0----|					  D|--0--|
A|--2----0----x-----x----|					  A|-----|
E|--0---------3-----3----|					  E|-----|


Chorus:

    D  Cadd9    Repeat 4 times*
e|--2----3----|
B|--3----3----|
G|--2----0----|
D|--0----2----|
A|-------3----|
E|------------|

*On second and third repeats of the Cadd9 chord, you can substitute the following lick

e|---------------------|
B|---------------------|
G|------0-----0-----0--|
D|----2-----0-----0----|
A|--3-----2-----0------|
E|---------------------|

Post-chorus bit:

e|-----------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------------|
G|-----------------------------------|
D|------2-------2-------2-------2----|
A|----2---2---2---2---2---2---2---2--|
E|--0-------2-------3-------2--------|

Bridge (part with harmonica):

    Am   C    G    D
e|--0----0----3----2--|
B|--1----1----3----3--|
G|--2----0----0----2--|
D|--2----2----0----0--|
A|--0----3----x-------|
E|------------3-------|


Some sections of this tab are repeated at different times throughout the song.  However, if you listen along with the song, the parts are different enough 

to fit them in where they belong.  Also, if you like this tab, please rate it.  Likewise, if you have suggestions, post them in the comments section.  Thank 

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