1039 Album tab - green day

From: WECK0820@duq3.cc.duq.edu



        GREEN DAY =====================    Here are the power chords for
                                           most of the songs on this album.
        1,039/SMOOTHED OUT SLAPPY HOURS    Look at which chords are used for
        ===============================    a particular song then listen to
                                           the CD to get the number of times 
        TRANSCRIPTION BY: BRIAN WECK       each chord is strummed. Most of 
                                           these are not exact, but if you
        DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY  94'-95'       just have a slight ear for music 
                                           you will have no problem figuring
        PITTSBURGH PA                      the songs out.  Everything here
                                           is done in standard tuning.

LIBRARY
========
        
Intro: D   C   D   C   D   B
         a   a   a   a   a   <============= These mean that you play that
                                             note in between the riffs.
       G  B  C  D
       E  D  E  D  E  D  C
       G  D


DON'T LEAVE ME
===============

             B  A  D   B
       a b a         a

       A     F#
         e b    b a#

DISAPPEARING BOY
=================

       A  F#  G  D

       B  C  G


GREEN DAY
==========

Intro: B  E  D  B 

       G#  E  B

       E        D  C#  B  F#  A    E
   (7th fret)                   (7th fret)

       G#  E  B


GOING TO PASALACQUA
====================

       E  D  A

       D  A  E  D  A

       D  A  E  D

       A  E  F#  D

       A  D  A  D  A  D  A  D  A  D  A

       A  A  A  A  A  A  A  A  A  A  A


16
===
            
       B  A  E

       C  D  B             C  D  B
              a b c b a b          a b c b a b

REST
=====
    
       G  F       <===== arpeggio this...
 
       A#  A  G   <===== and this  
       
       G  F

       A#  A  G


THE JUDGE'S DAUGHTER
=====================

       G  F  C

       C  D    G  F  G    C  D    G  F  G  

       C  D    C  D    G  F  G   G  F  G


1,000 HOURS
============

      G#

      F  F#  F  F#  F  F#  F  F#

      G#


DRY ICE
========
     
      G#

      G#  C  C#  G#

      G#  C  C#  D# <===== (6th fret)

      C#  G#  C#  G#  C#  D#

      G#  F  F#  G  F  F#


ONLY OF YOU
============
     
      F  G  D  B

      A  B  D  E  <=====(7th fret)

      F  G  D  B

      B  A  F#  E  F#  E E  F#  F#  E E  F#  E  
      
==============================================================================

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I know this is not anywhere near perfect, but I only took about a 30 
minutes to put this together so what do you expect!!!!!!!

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