Honey Dont Think
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From: Bryan Pero <perob@willow.uml.edu>
Grant Lee Buffalo-=B2Honey Don=B9t Think=B2
=46rom their album Mighty Joe Moon
Transcribed by Bryan Pero (perob@willow.uml.edu)
h=3D Hammer-on
p=3D Pull-off
Intro: I=B9ll call this rythym figure 1. =20
Fmaj7=09=09 C Fmaj7=09 =09Em G
E-----------------------------------------------------1-1-1--|
B--1-1-1--1-1-1-1--1-1-1--------1-1-1-1-1---1---------0-0-0--|
G--2-2h0--0-0h2p0--0-0-0------0-2-2h0-0-0h2p0---------0-0-0--|
D--3-3-3--3-3-3-3--2-2-2--2-3---3-3-3-3-3-3-3--2-2-2--0-0-0--|
A------------------3-3-3-----------------------2-2-2--2-2-2--|
E-----------------------------------------------------3-3-3--|
Verse I (w/ryth.fig.1):
It=B9s the luck of the draw. How you wound up with me, I don=B9t kno=
w at=20
all. But I get you to stay. Crawl around on this earth, with the wo=
rld=20
still small...
Chorus: (I don=B9t know the true name of this chord, so I=B9ll call i=
t F2:=20
|-0-0-3-2-1-3-|)
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, about it too long, now...
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, you=B9re liable to figure me out...
Verse II (w/ryth.fig.1):
Something wrong in my stories, could you look at my chart and help me=
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heal these scars? Could you learn to read minds? In the case of min=
e,=20
do you read in the dark?
Chorus II:
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, about it too long, now...
C G F2 =20
Honey don=B9t think, you=B9re liable to figure me out...
G F2
Don=B9t wanna figure me out, Don=B9t wanna figure me out,=20
=09=09 Em =09
Don=B9t wanna lose...
Interlude: play ryth. fig.1
Chorus III:
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, about it too long, now...
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, you=B9re liable to figure me out...
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, about it too long, now...
C G F2 G
Honey don=B9t think, you=B9re liable to figure me out...
Repeat and fade. =20
That=B9s it! Send me your comments. =20
=09=09=09-Bryan P.
How to play Honey Dont Think
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is B. 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.