BEATLES - "oh darling" Tablature

Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 11:02:54 +1100
From: stephen constantine <steveconst@hotmail.com>
Subject: b/beatles/oh_darling.crd

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THE BEATLES
OH! DARLING

FROM THE 1969 ALBUM 'ABBEY ROAD'

TAB BY STEPHEN CONSTANTINE (steveconst@hotmail.com)
NEGATIVE CREEP (negcreep@juno.com)

THIS TAB IS ALL OUR OWN WORK

VERSE:

E+ A E
Oh___ darling ...
F#m D
I'll never ...
Bm7 E7
Be-lieve me when ...
Bm7 E7 A
I'll never do ...

INTERLUDE:

A-D-A-E

E A E
Oh___ darling if...
F#m D
I'll never ...
Bm7 E7
Believe me ...
Bm7 A
Don't ever ...

INTERLUDE

A-D-A-A7

CHORUS
:
A7 D F7
When you told me ...
A
Well you know I nearly ...
B7
When you told me ...
E7 F7(5) E7 E+
Well you know I ...

'When I told you...'

---10----------- ----13--------------
------10-7-10-7- -------13-10-13-10--
-7-------------- -10-----------------
---------------- --------------------
---------------- --------------------
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VERSE:

E+ A E
Oh darling ...
F#m D
I'll never ...
Bm7 E7
Believe me ...
Bm7 E7 A
I'll never do ...

INTERLUDE

A-D-A-A7
(Spoken) Belive me, darling

-REPEAT CHORUS-

VERSE:

E+ A E
Oh darling ...
F#m D
I'll never ...

(spoken) oh ...
Bm7 E7
Believe me ...
Bm7 E7 A
I'll never ...

END:

A-D-A-Bb7-A7

CHORDS USED:
E+ A E F#m D Bm7 E7 A7 F7 B7 Bb7
e --o-- --o-- --o-- --2-- --2-- --2-- --o-- --o-- --1-- --2-- --4--
B --1-- --2-- --o-- --2-- --3-- --3-- --o-- --2-- --1-- --o-- --3--
G --1-- --2-- --1-- --2-- --2-- --2-- --1-- --o-- --2-- --2-- --3--
D --2-- --2-- --2-- --4-- --o-- --2-- --o-- --2-- --1-- --1-- --3--
A --x-- --0-- --2-- --x-- --x-- --2-- --2-- --o-- --x-- --2-- --x--
E --x-- --x-- --o-- --x-- --x-- --x-- --o-- --x-- --x-- --x-- --x--

Notes: For the interludes, listen to the CD and you will easily get the
rhythm and hear how to play it. The end is exactly the same, except
you add the Bb7-A7 "goodbye" bit. Just hit these chords once. Again,
listen to the CD and you can't miss it.

If you are having troubles with the chords (as some new guitar players
surely will) you can simplify them by using barre chords (since they
are all standard form). It will not sound nearly as good, but that's
just a suggestion. Don't let chords like Bm7 or F#m sound hard. They
aren't.