MXPX - "southbound" Tablature

Date: Thu, 27 Nov 1997 15:34:42 -0800 (PST)
From: keanek@chipsnet.com (Keane, Ed)


"southbound" by MxPx on the life in general album
G
it's all ...
A D
the same old with a ...
G
that's fine ...
A D
there's only one ...
chorus
C D G
southbound ...
C D G
i'm driving and ...
C D G
there's no place ...
C D
staring at white lines on ...
G A C
G A C D
G A C
G A C D

G
been on the ...
A D
i gotta get back to ...
G
hang out, ...
A D
i gotta get back to the ...
chorus
C D G
southbound ...
C D G
windows down and ...
C D G
i'm driving ...
C D G
there's no place ...
C D
playing every night with ...
G A C
G A C D
G A C
G A C D C# D C#
G

(then a solo that i don;t know)

then you end on D

well i hope it works, it did for me!
i got it off the MxPx site(www.mxpx.com)
and they have almost every song tab by them!
by keanek@chipsnet.com
> >i have tabs that are not in us1 site here! and i want to add them but i
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