Two Mice by Jazzberry Ram

BASS GUITAR TAB
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Song:  Two Mice
Artist: Jazzberry Ram

This is the first track on Jazzberry Ram's freshman effort
"Superfishyallahtea".  It's a pretty cool song to play but
you need a good singer to pull off the high-energy verses.
Guitar simply plays D-F-C-G with a quick strum pattern for
the whole song, lead guitar adds distortion.


  Intro and Chorus Riff
    D           F           C           G
G |-------------------------------------------------|
D |-------------------------------------------------|
A |-5-----------------------3-----------------------|  X4
E |-------------1-----------------------3-----------|
   "I am      I am a bumblebee..."


  Verse Riff
G |--------------------------------------------------------|
D |--------------------------------------------------------|
A |-5-5-55-3-55-------------3-3-33-2-33--------------------|
E |-------------1-1-11-0-11-------------3-3-33-1-33--------|
   "Two mice two mice in a cupboard..."


  Interlude
G |-------------------------------------------------|
D |-------------------------------------------------|
A |-5-----------------------3-----------------------|  X2
E |-------------1-----------------------3-----------|


G |--------------------------------------------------------|
D |-----7---7-------------------5---5----------------------|
A |-5-7---7---5-----3---3---3-5---5---3-----5---5----------|
E |-------------1-3---3---1-------------3-5---5---3--------|

  Outro
G |--------------------------------------------------------|
D |----'-----------------------'---------------------------|
A |-5--5-----------'--------3--3-----------'---------------|
E |-------------1--1--------------------3--3---------------|


G |--------------------------------------------------------|
D |----'-----------------------'---------------------------|
A |-5--5-----------'--------3--3---------------------------|
E |-------------1--1---------------------------------------|


Tabbed by Kent Wiezel
kwiezel@hotmail.com
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