Michael Bublé – End Of May (Guitar Tab)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- End Of May – Michael Buble ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Dami (Dee Ay) Email: [email protected] *Use fingers preferably, does not sound nearly as good with a pick or thumb pick that is my opinion) **Since the song doesn't really have a definitive chorus, I will distinguish the main as Primary Verse and Secondary Verse ---What you will be playing--- Intro/Primary Verse:

e|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--2-----2-----3-----3-----2-----2-----3-----3-----2-----2-----3-----3-----2-----2-----3-----3---|
G|--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2--2--2-----2|
D|--0-----------0-----------0-----------0---------------------------------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------------0-----------0-----------0-----------0---------|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

(Repeat 4 times) Secondary Verse:

e|----2--0---------------------------|
B|----------0--3-----3-----2-----2---|
G|-------------2--2-----2--2--2-----2|
D|-----------------------------------|
A|-------------0-----------0---------|
E|--0--------------------------------|

(Repeat 3 times) ----------- These patterns are the tab lines used throughout the song. The order/method of how you the lines in relation to the actual song is as follows: Intro/Primary Verse (4 times) Secondary Verse (3 times) Intro/Primary Verse (4 times) Secondary Verse (3 times) Intro/Primary Verse (4 times) - Note that this is the bridge, if you listen closely, pattern can still be heard as a rhythm part beneath the moving part Secondary Verse (3 times) Intro/Primary Verse (2 times, let the last note played ring this time) Intro/Primary Verse (2 more times normally) Secondary Verse (3 times, on the third time, only play up to the partial D chord [3-2-0 line] and let that ring) Intro/Primary Verse (2 times) Ending chord to finish... ...For the ending chord, I believe it sounds most accurate to slowly strum a D major without the high e string note and let it ring. However, for me, the way I like to end the is like this here (strummed slowly as well):

e|-----------0-h-2|
B|--------3-------|
G|-----2----------|
D|--0-------------|
A|----------------|
E|----------------|

And let the notes ring ----------- ************************************ | h hammer-on ************************************