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Head Beach Arab Tab by John Frusciante

Head Beach Arab tab by John Frusciante

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Head (Beach Arab)
By John Frusciante

Transcribed by Sean Brokenshire
sean@eisa.net.au


There are three guitar tracks. The staves are grouped in three so that
you can get an idea of where the notes are in relation to the other
parts. Track1 is panned centre, Track2 is left, Track 3 is right.

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 D            Dmin7       D           Dmin7        D           Dmin7         C
|10-----------------------10-----------------------10--------------------10--8-|
|---10----------------10-----10----------------10-----10---------------------8-|
|------11----------10-----------11----------10-----------11----------10------9-|
|---------12----10-----------------12----10-----------------12----10-----------|
|------------12-----------------------12-----------------------12--------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
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|------7-8-7-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------10-----8h10-------------------------------------------------10----|
|------------------------------9b10b11--------------------------------/10----9-|
|-------------------------------------------------12-10/12-----10-10-----------|
|-----------------------------------------------------------12-----------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|10------------8-10-8----------------------8-----------------------------------|
|---------------------10--------------8h10----10-----------------------8-10----|
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------9-|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

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         D           Dmin7       D           Dmin7       D          Dmin7
|-------10----------------------10----------------------10-------------------10-|
|----------10----------------10----10----------------10----10-------------------|
|-------------11----------10----------11----------10----------11----------10----|
|----------------12----10----------------12----10----------------12----10-------|
|-------------------12----------------------12----------------------12----------|
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--8------------------12-15--13-12/10---11-11-11--11-13p11---------------------|
|/9-9--7----------------------------------------12---------12/14---------------|
|----10---------------------------------------------------------10-10h12-10h12-|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|---8--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-/9-9--7----------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----10-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

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   C
|----8
|----8
|----9
|-----
|-----
|-----
|
|------|
|------|
|------|
|12/14~
|------|
|------|
|
|----12-|
|-------|
|-------|
|-------|
|-------|
|-------|

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That's the intro and the basic idea for other sections that follow.
When the vocals come in, the riff under that is:

|-------------------------|
|-------------------------|
|*---------5--------5----*|
|*-7-7-5h7------5h7--7p5-*|
|--5-5------(5)-----------|
|------------8------------|


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"Head (Beach Arab)" By John Frusciante
Niandra Lades and Usually Just A T-Shirt
Transcribed by Thatyou

These are just the chords, because the rest is all ready on the site.
!Warning: Bad Attempt at lyrics ahead!

Verse 1:
Dm Bb     Dm  Bb        Dm
I  want an ela-bon with you (?)
Dm       F           C
climb as those yawning from the sun
    Dm  Bb        Dm     Bb            Dm    F       C
your head knows me in between you gotta play rest hey smile

Verse 2:
Dm                              Bb
please tell me lies so when you girth I do it
Dm                  Bb           Dm   F   C
I just gotta say my ball out your way da-aaaay
Dm  Bb  Dm       Bb   Dm      F     C
Head,   head is like the birds head laughing on

Outro:
Bb C F, Bb C A
Bb C F, F C Bb

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