Guitar tablature for "Aint That Unusual" by "Goo Goo Dolls"

Artist: Goo Goo Dolls
Piece: Aint That Unusual
Instrument: Guitar
Submitter: unknown
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Ain't That Unusual -- Goo Goo Dolls
(tabbed by randell@heinous.music.uiowa.edu)
Goo Goo Dolls Web Site: The World of Goo
http://serial.music.uiowa.edu/~randell/Goo/index.html

Intro: Eb5-B5-F#5(IX)-Eb5-Db5
       Eb5-B5-F#5(IX)
	 Eb5-B5-F#5(IX)-Eb5-Db5
       Eb5-B5-F#5(IX)

Verse: Eb5-F#5-B5-Eb5-Db5
       Eb5-F#5-B5

Bridge: E5-F#5-G#5

Chorus: Intro

(intro)
(verse)
Could you talk to me
Honestly
Cuz I never heard a word you said now
And I ain't just being mean

(bridge)
Cuz all we are is what we're told
And most of that's been lies
It's like a made for TV movie
And I just blew my lines

(chorus)
Someday you never made it
and maybe you never will
Hey, you never made it
It ain't that unusual

(verse)
Now I feel unknown
And it's safe that way
Are you too bored to care or too dumb to be scared
What's that supposed to mean

(bridge)
I'm burnt out on some empty reasons
And other wastes of time
Something that I wish I'd said
But I don't think it rhymed 

(chorus)
Someday you never made it
and maybe you never will
Hey, you never made it
It ain't that unusual

(verse)
See I'd love to be you
Least then I'd see you
Sorry I put them words in your mouth
but you wouldn't talk to me

(Solo over verse chords in traditional Johnny Rzeznik style)

(bridge 2 -- F#5-G#5-E5)
Everything I want I haven't got
Sick of everything I'm not
Put my heavy coat on for a while
It's freezing in the corner of my mind

(chorus)
Someday you never made it
and maybe you never will
Hey, you never made it
Now ain't that unusual


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