Do Right

Album: Bring You Own Stereo Tabbed By: William Low Released: August 24, 1999 This is just how I hears it. The ending part of the riff is pretty much dead wrong but it sounds close enough. The Bridge I don't have yet. As great as this song sounds, I just hope that this song won't spoil them and then be made like the Offspring . . . Teeny-Bopper Rock (but thats just MY opinion). Standard Tuning The Intro (and for the most part the pre-chorus and chorus) A C#7 D7 Dm7 E-5-----4-------5-------5- B-5-----6-------7-------6- G-6-----4-------5-------5- D-7-----6-------7-------7- A-7-----4-------5-------5- E-5-----4-------5-------5- The Riff E--5-2-0----9-5-4----10-7-5------------- B--------------------------------------- G-------------------------------6-7-9-10 D--------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------- E--------------------------------------- My GUESS SHOT at the lyrics: Intro (First Verse): A Won't make the bed up straight C#7 I always stay out late D7 I never take you out Dm7 That's what you're all about A I always smell like smoke C#7 Everything's just a joke D7 I never look at you Dm7 When you come hear me sing . . . Pre-Chorus: A These are not all the C#7 Many simple things D7 Dm7 You can find wrong with me, once would you tell me please . . . Chorus: A C#7 D7 Dm7 What do I do, What do I do, What do I do, What do I do right? (x2) Riff Second Verse: (This part is mainly the bass) I never talk to you Be who you want me to My music's way too loud My friends are all so proud Say I'm just wasting hope I could not thread the rope More than my pocket's broke And you don't see a ring Pre-Chorus: (Same as before) These are not all of the Infantesimal things You can find wrong with me, but you tell me please . . . Chorus Bridge: Wanted to play the game Yes you're right ( <----I'm unsure about this line of lyrics ) Losing the game doesn't mean That we're losing the fight Drum Break Chorus Outro