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Local Boy In The Photograph Tabs

(ver. 2)
Stereophonics
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*THIS IS MY FIRST GO AT THIS SO DON'T BE TOO HARSH*
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I think at the beginning you play on the 10th fret of the first string
and get some feedback. I ain't sure, it just sounds right
so you'll have to try it for yourselves!

Guitar 2 with a little distortion but lower than Guitar 1.

Intro:
Guitar 1
G x8, Em x8, C x8 (x7) the C chord is played lifting the index finger
off every other strum.

This is played at the same time as Guitar 2 is playing:

E--------10------10--------8-----8-------
B----------7-8-----7-8------7-8---7-8----
G----------------------------------------
D----------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------


Post Chorus
D, C, Em (x1)

Verse
G, Em, C (x7)  - Guitar 2 plays this on the 5th only. 

Pre Chorus
Em, D, C - one strum of each. After the D pluck 000320
starting with the bottom string.

Chorus
G, Em, C - Guitar 2 plays Intro riff on last two.

Post Chorus
D, C, Em (x4)

Chorus
G, Em, C (x4) - No Intro

Post Chorus
D, C, Em (x1)

Pre Chorus
Em, D, C, pluck 000320 after D.

Chorus
G, Em, C (x2) with Intro riff over the top.


Post Chorus
D, C, Em
D, C, Em
D, C, Em, G

I hope this helps you all but if you reckon
its wrong or needs improvement then you can e-mail me at the address
at the top!
I've only been playing guitar for a few months and this is the first
song that me and my friend have learnt together and i'm well chuffed
coz its a classic and the Phonics are gods!
            
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