HANSON - "Sometimes" Tablature

e: Sun, 17 May 1998 12:16:52 EDT
From: ThinknOfU3 <ThinknOfU3@aol.com>
Subject: h/hanson/sometimes.crd


Sometimes
(I. Hanson/T. Hanson/Z. Hanson)
From the album "3 Car Garage-The Indie Recordings"
Transcribed By Colleen Plein (ThinknOfU3@aol.com)

Chords: F Fmaj7 Bb C(1) C(2) Bbm Dm(1) Dm(2)
E 1 0 1 0 3 1 1 5
B 1 1 3 1 5 2 3 6
G 2 2 3 0 5 3 2 7
D 3 3 3 2 5 3 0 7
A X X 1 3 3 1 X 5
E X X X 3 X X X X

X - means don't strum that string

Tabber's Note: Watch out - this song has a lot of the same chord
played differently! (It makes sense when you play it)

INTRO: F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 (2x)


Verse:
F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
Sometimes I get wrapped up in what I want you to be
Bb C(2) F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
I guess sometimes I forget just how much you mean to me
F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
Sometimes I get wrapped up in what I want us to be like
Bb C(2) F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
Then I forget just how much I need you in this life

Prechorus:
Bbm F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
And I know it's not my place to judge
Bbm F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
Who you are or what you're going to be
Bb C(2) Dm(1)
I guess sometimes I forget who-ho
C(1) F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7 (I think you get it by now)
Just how much you mean to me (lead into chorus)

Chorus:
F Fmaj7
Sha na na na na na na na na
F Fma7
Na na na na na na na na na na na
F Fmaj7
Sha na na na na na na na na
F Fmaj7
Na na na (Repeat this three times)


Verse:
Sometimes I get wrapped up in always being right
Then I forget I'm wrong most the time
Sometimes I miss your tender kiss
And being the man to understand

Repeat Prechorus
Repeat Chorus

Bridge:
Bb C(2) Dm(2) C(2)
I guess sometimes I just don't know
Bb C(2) Dm(2) C(2)
How to say exactly how I feel inside
Bb C(2) Dm(2)
I guess sometimes I just don't know
Bb C(2) F Fmaj7 F Fmaj7
How to say that I love you

Repeat Chorus and end

-This is my new favorite song! It's so awesome,
I could listen to it all day. As far as the F,
Fmaj7 thing goes, it's really easy, all you have
to do is shift your pointer finger. It looks hard
but it's really not, you have to hear where the
chord changes, and I promise, you will! Enjoy!
-Colleen Plein <ThinknOfU3@aol.com>