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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 13:39:33 +0000
From: XCchik09@comcast.net
Subject: f/fountains_of_wayne/hey_julie.crd
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2003 21:51:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Cushman
Song Title: Hey Julie
Artist: Fountains of Wayne
Album: Welcome Interstate Managers
Tabbed completely by: David Cushman, d_cushman@yahoo.com
Edited by: Elizabeth Hoey and Al Walsh, XCchik09@comcast.net
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*: playing tip; see bottom of page
Intro: G* C G D x2
Verse:
G C G D
Working all day for a mean little man
G C G D
With a clip-on tie and a rub-on tan
Em C D G
He^Òs got me running ^Ñround the office like a dog around a track
Em C D G
But when I get back home you^Òre always there to rub my back
Chorus:
G Em7 D C
Hey Julie, look what they^Òre doing to me
Em C D G
Tryin^Ò trip me up tryin^Ò to wear me down
G Em7 D C
Julie I swear it^Òs so hard to bear it
Em C D G
And I'd never make it through without you around
Em C D G
No I'd never make it through without you around
Intro
Verse 2
Chorus
Em Bm C D
How did come to be that you and I should be far away each other every day
Em Bm C
Why must I spend my time filling up my mind with facts and figures that
D
never add up anyway
C
They never add up anyway
Solo^×-play intro softly
Verse 3
Chorus (repeat last line [so ^ÓNo I^Òd never^Å^Ô x2])
***Playing Tips: (note: these are tips, follow them if you prefer)
Intro: When you play the intro(the first time out of two), it^Òs easier
to play the chord progression the way it^Òs heard in the song if you
start strumming from the E(thinnest string) up.