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Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 04:38:21 -0400
From: egarner@u.washington.edu
Subject: m/matthews_dave_band/what_you_are.tab

"What You Are" by Dave Matthews

This is tabbed from an mp3 I got from 
http://www.laststop.bootleglists.com.  It's a live recording from one of 
the radio shows he's been doing lately.

I'm not sure if he's using his baritone guitar on this, but there's 
definitely that low D, so I dropped my top string to a D to play this.  
Of course the timing and number of strokes aren't considered in this 
tab, I just put the basic melody, you all can figure the rest out from 
there.

Intro/Main Riff:
F#m
e------------------            e-------------------
B---------7--------            B-------------------
G-----6-6-6-4------            G-7---6---4---------
D-4------------7-6-            D-------------7---6-
A------------------            A-5---4---2---------
E------------------            E-------------7---6-

Verse: (Walk into this room...)  (but I do not know...)
F#m                            D   C#  B   A   G#
e------------------            e-------------------
B------------------            B-------------------
G------------------            G-7---6---4---------
D-4--4-4-4-4-------            D-------------7---6-
A------------------            A-5---4---2---------
E-4--4-4-4-4-------            E-------------7---6-

Chorus: (What you've become...)
A  G2 F   D5  C  E  G#
e-----------------------
B-----------------------
G---------------5-------
D-7--7--7---7------2--6-
A-----------5---3-------
E-7--5--3---0------2--6-

Bridge: (What you are, is a beast...)

Just F# E B, I'm pretty sure he just uses fifths but play it however it 
sounds good to you.

It sounds pretty simple on the recording I have, but I may be dumbing it 
down too much.  Let me know if you have any comments about how to make 
it better.

egarner@u.washington.edu

This file is all my own work, use it however you want to.

Eric Garner