Guitar tablature for "Pretending" by "Eric Clapton"
Artist: Eric Clapton
Piece: Pretending
Instrument: Guitar
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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# # From citron@VNET.IBM.COM Sun Mar 9 21:32:55 1997 Date: Sun, 9 Mar 97 20:54:26 EST From: "Andy Citron (919-254-7410)" <citron@VNET.IBM.COM> To: guitar@olga.net Subject: TAB: Pretending (performed by Eric Clapton) PRETENDING by Jerry Lynn Williams (performed by Eric Clapton) Tab(chords and words actually) submitted by Andy Citron Piano intro, a few drum hits, then guitar solo around verse chords (lick 1*) E5 How many times must we ... G/E How many times ... A/E Living in ... E5 You just re... (lick 1, guitar only) Working on the ...(2 part harmony) Trying to get ... Two go out ... Three stay ...(lick 2) A E D That's when she ... A E D Like she ... A E D That's when I knew ... A E D Pretending ... E5 Em7 Pretending, p... A E Pretending, p... (2nd time, repeat 'pretending' part before solo) (second time guitar solo here) Satisfied but ...(2 part harmony) Situations ... (2 part harmony) You're never who you ... How st....e (lick 2) Chorus I get lost in .... Can't f... (lick 2) Don't be ....(3 part harmony when singing) Don't be pretending ....(the word 'pretending') Don't be pretending about .... Don't be pretending that ... E5 Em7 Pretending, pr... A E5 Pretending, pret... * lick 1 = E D B A G E E (octave lower) * lick 2 = A B D B G D E Notes: E5 may be E maj or E min, it isn't clear. The rythm plays E5 and the solo sometimes plays major 3rd sometimes minor 3rd. Also, the its not clear if the Em7 is an Em7 or a G with an E in the bass. I find that these ambiguities are part of the appeal of the song.Comments
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