Billy Bragg - Everybody Loves You Babe

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everybody loves you babe billy bragg
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tabbed by : johnjoe walters
E – mail : johnjoewalters@hotmail . co . uk

a piano – based song transcribed for guitar .

tuning : standard

chords :

x32010 C
133111 Fm
131131 Fm6
131141 Fm7
x02220 A
x22220 A ( add B )
x32220 A ( add C )
x42220 A ( add C# )
x00231 Dm
xx0212 D7
2×0232 D ( add F# )
320003 G
320001 G7
320000 G6

verse 1 :
C Fm
everybody likes you babe , but me
C A A ( add B ) A ( add C ) A ( add C# )
i guess that proves how stupid i can be
Dm A7 Dm A7 Dm
your father thinks it’s swell , your mum hears wedding bells
D7 G G7 G6
our friends all say we make a lovely couple we get on so well

verse 2 ( same chords as verse 1 ) :
people say that we’re a perfect match
they don’t realise that there’s a catch
they don’t have to live with you , forgive you for the things you do
there’s just no ignoring , you’re pretty but you’re boring

verse 3 :

C Fm Fm6 Fm7 Fm6
everybody likes you babe , but me
C A A ( add B ) A ( add C ) A ( add C# )
they just don’t know how iffy you can be
F D ( addF# ) C A7
i’d hate for you to go , before i let you know
F G C G
that everybody loves you babe , but me

verse 4 ( chords same as verse 3 , just piano over first two lines ) :
i’m begging you to stay , out of my way
D7
cos everybody likes you babe , but me

F G C
everybody likes you babe , but me

( listen to the piano version and add grace notes as you see fit )

please enjoy!

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| / slide up
| slide down
| h hammer – on
| p pull – off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x mute note
| B bend
| pb pre – bend
| br bend release
| pbr pre – bend release
| brb bend release bend

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