Oh Well tab - fleetwood mac

From: steely@maths.tcd.ie (Conor Hogan)
Subject: TAB: Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac

Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac

This is the best I can do-its played really fast,the rhythm you can
only get from listening to the song.If anyone comes up with the solo
please add it in.
Conor.

h hammer on
p pull off
b bend
x damped note
U strum up
D strum down

Intro and "verse"
e------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------------------
D-------------0-----------2-2-------------0------2--2-2------------------
A--------0-0h2-0h2p0-----x2x2x-x-----0-0h2--0h2p0--x2x2------------------
E--0h3bp0-----------3bp0-x0x0x-xh3bp0--------------x0x0------------------
                         DUDUD U D (etc)
                               ^hit the note as you bend it

e------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------------------
D-------------0-----------2-2-------------0h2-0------------2-2-2-2-------
A--x-----0-0h2-0h2p0-----x2x2x-x------0h2-------2p0-------x2x2x2-2-------
E--xh3bp0-----------3bp0-x0x0x-xh3bp0---------------3-2p0-x0x0x0-0------

                         

e----------------------------
B----------------------------
G----------------------------
D--x----x-x--x-x-x-----------   X 4
A--5h7--7-7--7-7-7-----------
E--0----0-0--0-0-0-----------

e----------------------------
B----------------------------
G----------------------------   X 4
D--x-----5------x--x-x-------
A--5h7--(5)h7---7--7-7-------
E--0--------0---0--0-0-------

e----------------------------------------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------7--8--9---9----------------------
D--x-----5------5-0---6---------7-8-9-----------0----------------------
A--5h7--(5)h7---5-5---5-5---7h10---------------------------------------
E--0--------0-----5-----0----------------------------------------------

The electric plays the same intermittently over the main pieces,and some
riffs also.(anyone?!)

I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing I aint pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you 
I might not give the answer that you want me to


Now when I talk to God you know he understands
He said stick by me and I'll be your guidin' hand
But don't ask me what I think of you 
I might not give the answer that you want me to


Enjoy!
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