INCUBUS - "A Certain Shade Of Green (Lounge Version)" Tablature

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Written and Performed by Incubus Live@MTV Unplugged

Tabbed by Enjoy Incubus kmc2323@netzero.net(Please email with constructive criticism)

NOTE: This is the author's own interpretation of the work.
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A Certain Shade of Green (Lounge Version)

Intro/Chorus chord progression

E---5---6---5---6---2---1---
B---7---8---7---8---3---3---
G---6---7---6---7---2---2---
D---7---8---7---8---4---3---
A---5---6---5---6---2---1---
E--(5)-(6)------------------

*last two chords can also be played
E---7---6---
B---7---6---
G---7---7---
D---7---7---
A---9---8---
E---7---6---

Verse

E---5---5---5-/-6---5---6--4--3---------------------
B---7---7---7-/-8---7---7--6--5--7-7---7-*6-6---6---
G---6---6---6-/-7---6---6--5--4--6-6---6-*5-5---5---
D---7-------7-/-8---7---7--6--5------7-------6------
A---5-------5-/---------5--4--3---------------------
E---------------------------------------------------

just try to keep the basic rhythm and throw in some improv slides, appregio, upstrokes and rakes; just remember this is just the basic structure of the song,
*i\\\'m not exactly sure about that last chord, but it sounds fine to me

the solo:

E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
B--/-14-/-14-141312-----12----------------------------------------------------
G------------------14-14--14~~/14-\-12-/-11-9-12-\-7-7-9-9/11-9-7-9-9/100/12-10-9-7
D--/-11-/-11------------------------------------------------------------------
A-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
a.h.
E--------------------------------------------
B---14-14/15/17-17-15-14-14^-14-12----1213^^^
G---14-14--------------------------14--------
D--------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------


Use very subtle 1/4 bends on the b# note(13). This may be a little off because I am trying to tab from memory, but you should be able to figure it out from this. Enjoy!!