If its here when we get back its ours - Texas is the reason

If its here when we get back its ours

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Song: If it´s here when we get back it´s ours
Band: Texas is the reason
Album: s/t (Revelation Records 1995, Rev 47)
Tabbed by: Fredrik Svensk (ulla.svensk@balbro.norrtalje.se)
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Tuning: Drop Low E to D
Raise the G string to A
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The chords you'll find here is just for one guitar (The main riff, I
think it was Norm that played these chords). If someone has figured
out the other guitar, I´ll be happy to have it!
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Chords: ;I don't really know the chord names but...
 
G F B
e| X X X
B| X X X
G| 4 0 7
D| 4 0 7
A| 4 0 7
E| 4 0 7
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Intro.: FFFFFFFFFGGGFFFBBBBB ;listen to the song and you'll hear what
I mean.
The intro kinda tells you how the song is played.
The verse is played with some more Gs : GGGFFGGGFFFFGGGFFFFBBBB.
(something like that)
The chorus is played palm mute (verse rhythm).
 
I really had trouble hearing the lyrics, maybe someone out there
can help me out.
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Verse:
Well, I think I finally thought of how to act every time you
come around. I think I'm finally sick of faking it.
 
But I hate you all and that's for free and that's
what makes it easy for me. Well, it took me long enough.
 
Chorus:
But I won't tell anyone
But I won't tell anyone
 
Verse:
I got to form myself into believe in that I might be stuck.
And see you leaving, that makes sense to me.
 
But unfortunately I'm not impressed with anyone or anything.
So just ?? why you all are here.
 
Verse:
But I won't tell anyone...
 
Would you know what to say?
Would you know how to feel? ;X2
 
I won't tell anyone, I won't tell anyone...
 
end.
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How to play If its here when we get back its ours

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What is the starting chord?

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

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