Heather Lewis
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Song: Heather Lewis
Group: Weston
Album: Got beat up! (Go kart Records, 1996)
Tabbed by: Fredrik Svensk(ulla.svensk@balbro.norrtalje.se)
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note: This is how I play it on an acoustic guitar, I hope someone has
a better version of this song.
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D F#m
Heather Lewis, Heather Lewis
Bm A
When you left for college I thought
G
you would visit.
D F#m
Heather Lewis, Heather Lewis
Bm A G
Tell me why you had to go so far away.
D F#m
I thought you call me, cause you would miss me
Bm A G
I guess I understand you´re busy.
D F#m
I thought you write me, cause you liked me
Bm A G
do you even think about me?
(next part is wrong, I know!)
A F#m
I know I´m dull compared to sororities (yes, you are!).
A F#m
And I don´t like to go to parties (no, you don´t!).
A F#m G
But I thought sure that I ment more to you than anybody.
D F#m ;same chords: D,F#m,Bm,A,G.
Heather Lewis, Heather Lewis
when you left for college I thought you would visit
Heather Lewis, Heather Lewis
Tell me why you had to go so far away.^¿
I thought you call me cause you would miss me
I never ever thought you diss me
I thought you write me cause you liked me
sometimes I just think you forgot me.
I know I´m dull compared to sororities (yes, you are!).
And I dont like to go to parties (no, you don´t!).
But I thought for sure that I ment more to you than anybody.
(endpart)
D F#m Bm A G
Heather Lewis, Heather Lewii-iii-iii-iis
D F#m Bm A G
Heather Lewis, Heather Leeewis I thought you knew it.
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How to play Heather Lewis
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.