He Himself And Him
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: HE HIMSELF & HIM
ARTIST: ANNIE VANDER
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_XfeB83IQrw&feature=sharec
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
HE BIMSELF & BIM
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
G D Em D
Oh boy uh
C G A
Here we go again
[Verse]
G D
His tan beagle wraps around him like a cheap suit
Em D
80 proof and putting on the hard moves
C G A
Kinda cute, but coming on too strong
G D
When it comes to deep conversation
Em D
You'd think you'd take advantage of the situation
C G A
He just keeps going on and on and on
[Pre-Chorus]
C G D G
I tried to get in a word in every time
C G D
But the only thing ever on his mind
[Chorus]
C G D
Is he, himself and him
C G D
I'm so sick and tired of them
C G D G
He always acts so proud every time that we go out
Am G C
Who am I to pretend
C D G D Em D C G A
Talk about he, himself and him
[Verse]
G D
Sit and text act like I'm listening
Em D
Keep smiling 'til he thinks I'm tuned in
C G A
He might as well be talking to a wall
G D
You see I checked on earlier this evening
Em D
Out now I oughta be receiving
C G A
A pre-arranged emergency call
[Pre-Chorus]
C G D G
My girlfriends always take one for the team
C G D
They'd stop every thing just to rescue me
[Chorus]
C G D
From he, himself and him
C G D
I'm so sick and tired of them
C G D G
He always acts so proud every time that we go out
Am G C
Who am I to pretend
C D C
Talk about he, himself and him
[Instrumental/Solo]
C G D Em D
C G Am G C D G
[Break]
D C
I'm really not that hard to impress
G
If he'd just slow down and realize
D
Sometimes more is less
But he's out with
[Chorus]
C G D
He, himself and him
C G D
I'm so sick and tired of them
C G D G
He always acts so proud every time that we go out
Am G C
Who am I to pretend
C D G D Em D C
Talk about he, himself and him ha ha ha ha check please ha ha
G A D D G
I'm outta here ha a loser
How to play He Himself And Him
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.