This Old Dog tab by Mac Demarco

• Capo on 3rd

Mac is tuned (as usual) slightly above a regular E tuning. Capo 3rd fret

Here are the main licks he is using, but he loves to play around, remove a finger here and there. Follow
your guts on that.

Let ring all the notes he plays by themselves.

Verse:

e|-----0------0--------0-----------------1--------1--|
B|-----1---1-----------0-----0--3-----1--------1-----|
G|-----2-----------2-----2--------2--------2---------|
D|-----3--------0--------0--------3--------3---------|
A|-----3--------2--------2--------3--------3---------|
E|(0)--1--------3--------3--------1--------1---------|

Chorus:

e|--------0-----------------0--0-----1-----1-------|
B|--5--------------0--3--3-----1--1-----1--1-------|
G|--5--5-----4--4-----3--------2--------2----------|
D|--4--------5--------0--------3--------3----------|
A|--5--------5--------1--------3--------3----------|
E|-----------3-----------------1--------1----------|

e|--------0-----------------0--0-----1-----1-------|
B|--5--------------3--3--3-----1--1-----1--1-------|
G|--5--5-----4--4-----3--------2--------2----------|
D|--4--------5--------0--------3--------3----------|
A|--5--------5--------1--------3--------3----------|
E|-----------3-----------------1--------1-----(0)--|

Sometimes he palm-mutes the first chord of the chorus if he plays the 0 on the E string right before
starting over the chorus riff.

The layers of electric guitar are just the chords done in the chorus with a volume pedal, an auto-pan and
delay.

For the effects part, he only uses some reverb.