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Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 18:36:00 +0200 (MEST)
From: Mark Read <ironbird@gmx.net>
Subject: h/h-blockx/saw_her_smiling.tab

Song: Saw her smiling
Artist: H-Blockx
Album: Get in the ring
Composed by Stephan Hinz and Henning Wehland

Tabbed by Sharkmark (ironbird@gmx.net)

Here's the bonus track on the H-Blockx record "Get in the ring"
- in my opinion one of their nicest songs ever. Quite easy, only
some chord strumming and some power chords.

The main chords are:

	am	E	F	G 
e       0	0	1	3						
b	1	0	1	0	
g	2	1	2	0
D	2	2	3	0
A	0	2	3	2
E		0	1	3

VERSE/SOLO PART:
just strum these chords

	   am		      E	
I saw her smiling, in her own way ...
	   am		      E
	 F	             G	            am	
now that smile that she once had, it's gone away.

SHORT GUITAR INTERLUDE:

D ---------------
A ---7--5-3-2-0--
E ---------------

CHORUS:
Power chords on a slightly distorted guitar

C5	 G5	            E5	          F5
  It's a smile that I can't get out of my head
A5	    F5	         G5	      F5
  god i'm losing my control...	          (x2)
G5              am
... i saw her smiling

GUITAR SOLO:
    am               E

D ---------------------------------   (x2)
A ---7---5/7-5-3-2---2/3-----2/3-2-
E -----------------------0---------

    F      G          am
D ---------------------------------
A ----3---------2/3-2-0--7--5-3-2-0
E --1---1--3-----------------------

After that, the second verse and chorus work exactly the same as
before. After the second chorus, there comes the "outro" part.

OUTRO:
Heavy distortion, the progression
A5	F5	A5	G5 is repeated until the bitter end.
There also is a little guitar solo at the end, which i was too lazy
to figure out, but it's bound to be easy (given the easy chords).

That's about all for this song. It's the first time I figured out a
guitar solo, so I'm very proud of it, even if it's easy as hell.

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