Traveling Wilburys – 7 Deadly Sins (Guitar)
Capo 2
Key
-
Auto-scroll
Speed:
1.0x
Chords
Song: 7 Deadly Sins
Artist: The Traveling Wilburys
Album: Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3 (1990)
Tempo: Waltz.
Tabbed: rikigo
URL's: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_Wilburys_Vol._3;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Jled0E1VmjI
Tuning: Standard
Capo 2
Chords:
EADGBe
D XX0232
G 320003
Em 022000
C 332010
G7 320001
A7 X02020
Em7 020000
Chorus 1:
NC D G Em C Seven, seven, seven-deadly sins, D G Em C That's how the world begins. D G Em C Watch out when you step in, D G Em C For seven deadly sins. D G Em C Seven deadly sins, D G C That's when the fun begins. G7 (Seven deadly sins).
Verse 1:
C D (Sin number one) was when you left me, G G7 (Sin number two) you said goodbye. C A7 (Sin number three) was when you told me, D Em7 D A little white lie.
Chorus 2:
G Em C Seven deadly sins, D Once it starts, G Em C It never ends (Seven deadly sins). D G Em C Watch out around the bend (Seven deadly sins), D G C For seven deadly sins. G7 (Seven deadly sins).
Verse 2:
C D (Sin number four) Was when you looked my way, G G7 (Sin number five) Was when you smiled. C Em (Sin number six) Was when you let me stay, D Em D (Sin number seven) Was when you touched me,
Drove me wild.
Chorus 3:
G Em C Seven deadly sins,(Ooh-ooh) D Em C So many rules to bend.(Ooh-ooh) D Em C Time and time again,(Seven deadly sins) D C Seven deadly sins. G7 C Seven deadly sins (Ooh-bow-wow).
Instrumental Solo: (Sax Over)
(Seven deadly sins) |C D|
(Seven deadly sins) |G G7|
(Seven deadly sins) |C A7 D Em7 D|
Chorus 4:
D G Em C Seven deadly sins,(Ooh-ooh) D G Em C That's how the world begins (Seven deadly sins, Ooh-ooh). D G Em C Watch out when you step in (Seven deadly sins, Ooh-ooh). D G For seven deadly sins.
Coda:
G C Seven (seven), seven (seven), G C D G Seven (seven), seven (deadly sins).
[End]
Notes:
1. Although it was their second release, the album was mischievously titled Vol. 3 by
George Harrison. According to Jeff Lynne, "That was George's idea. He said, 'Let's confuse
the buggers.'"
2. I've redited this TAB, as upon re-listening to the track, it's Capo'ed. The evidence
is in the very last two chords.