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Passenger - tab & chords for guitar and mandolin
Description: For all morning I've been trying to tab this fantastic song for guitar 
solo, but in all ways it sounds differently
notes on the strings in a mandolin
and realised that they were the same notes in a violin. I took my violin (I have not a 
mandolin) and easily and quickly
played all song using it like a little guitar. Now i put here the tab for 
mandolin/violin and a guitar tab that sounds
like the original song. You can also try to tune your guitar in eADG but you have to 
tuning the B string in A, remove
the G string and put there the D string, than put the A string at the side of the D 
string, tuning this string in G.
=== Mandolin tab ===
Notation:
f = fast
' = stress
Verse:
     G                      C
e------------------------------------------------|
A--------2---2---2---'f0--------3---3---3----'f0-|
D----------0-------0--------------2--------2-----|
G---'0--------0------------'0---------0----------|
Chorus:
        G                      C
   e-------------3------------'0-------------0----------------'0--|
   A------2------------2-------------3----------------3-----------|
   D----------0------------0-------------2-----------------2------|
   G---'0-----------0-------------0---------------0---------------|
She was bi   -      -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -
 (than repeat for "why?" many times)
Bridge:
     D
e-------------'2-----------2-------------2------------------2--|
A------0------------0-------------0----------------0-----------|
D----------0------------0-------------0-----------------0------|
G---'2-----------2-------------2---------------2---------------|
          oh        my               sa  -      tel    -
     C                          G
e-------------0------------'0-------------3-----------------f3-|
A------3------------3-------------2----------------2-----------|
D----------2------------2-------------0-----------------0------|
G---'0-----------0-------------'0--------------0---------------|
     li            -            te
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=== Guitar solo tab ==
Capo on the 3th; so che chords written on words are not correct. The correct chords are:
E A for the verse and the chorus and B, A, E for the Bridge.
Verse:
   G                   C
e---------------------|-------------------|
B---------------------|-------------------|
G----1-----1----------|-----2------2------|
D----2-----2----------|-----2------2------|
A-------2-------------|--------2----------|
E--0---------0--------|--0-----------0----|
Chorus:
   G                   C
e----------0----------------------------------------|
B----------0-----------------------2----------------|
G----1---------1-------2------2-----------2------1--|
D----2---------2-------2-------------------------2--|
A-------2----------2--------------------------------|
E--0---------0-------------0-----0----0------0------|
Bridge:
Play the chords D = 224442 C = 002220 and G = 022100 with the same rythm of the chorus.
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Verse:
G                C
Walking round Chicago,
           G            C
I have smuggled you as cargo,
though you are far away unknowing.
By the time we get to Salt Lake
I have packed you in my suitcase,
ironed the creases from my own remembering.
Chorus:
          G - C - G   C   G - C - G
She said Bi - - - rd,     why - - -?
Verse 2:
We wound our way to Texas
where I summoned remote hexes
and I sent them across dust and oceans.
In Phoenix, Arizona I had the notion I might phone you,
but there it lived and died, a notion.
Chorus 2:
She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?
Bridge:
D          C  G  D         C     G
Oh my satellite, oh my passenger.
Verse 3:
G               C
We came up on Ohio,
I have you chewed on like a biro.
You are a sum I am no closer to deciphering.
We came to Minneapolis,
all fizzy blood and twitchy fists.
I buried you in a day of snowing.
Chorus 3:
She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?
Bridge 2:
D          C  G  D         C     G
Oh my satellite, oh my passenger.