Tract Boy
View chords used in this chart
[Intro: ]D to D with pull on, on the third fret
then A sus mute Bstring to open A sus (first time clean then
distored)
Use power chords the rest of the way through
D A D A D A G B A
Verse 1
D A D A
I saw her there, walking on the street,
D A G
I said "excuse me there's someone you ought to meet,
B A
you ought to meet"
D A D A
she came up to me, "Watcha have to say?"
D A G
I said "Jesus" and she turned and walked away,
B A
she walked away
Chorus
D G A
and she said "no"
D G A
"and I don't even want to know"
Verse 2
D A D A
I chased her down beside her on the street,
D A G
she said "oh you, I thought I left you let me be,
B A
just leave me be."
D A D A
"well just one more thing," I handed her a tract,
D A G
she took one look at it and then she turned her back,
B A
and that was that
Chorus
Bridge
F# G A
can't you see, that your soul means something to me
F# G A
happy you can be, take the gift that he has here for free
Verse 1
Use fast picking with a slight palm mute
Chorus
That's all not too terribly hard. Hope you enjoy it!
Any questions, changes, or if you just want something else tabbed out
for you email me at smmills@cncacc.cn.edu
How to play Tract Boy
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.