Question chords & tabs

Tuning: Standard

Intro/Verse
C     Cmaj7    Am     G(verse)     F      F\E     Dm
e|-----0-------0-------0------------------1-------1-------1-----------------|
B|-----1-------1-------1------------------1-------1-------3-----------------|
G|-----0-------0-------2------------------2-------2-------2-----------------|
D|-----2-------0-------2------------------3-------3----0--0-----------------|
A|--3--3----2--2----0--0---------0--------3-------3-------0----------0--2---|
E|---------------------------3-3---3---1--1----0--0------------3--3---------|


C      Cmaj7            Am
She woke her from a dream
G                F
Her head was on fire

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Song: Question
Band: Old 97s
Album: Satellite Rides
Tuning: DGCFAd
Tabbed by: Jake Something (sloppyjoe24)


h = hammer on
p = pull off
^ = bend
r = release
t = tap
~ = let it ring
* = pinch harmonics
/ = slide up

Please do not send me corrections!
This is the way I play the song, but it is not identical to the original
version! I think it sound pretty good when I sing along. If you have
questions I'm always on to help!

Intro:

D C G A

D C G G

Verse I :

D       A             Bm
She woke from her dream
G

                                    QUESTION
                             As recorded by Old 97's
                      (From the 2001 Album SATELLITE RIDES)


           D                  D/C#                  D/B                   G
      x x 0 2 3 2          x 4 x 2 3 2          x 2 x 2 3 2          3 2 0 0 3 3

           A                Dadd11/F#               Em7                 Cadd9
      x 0 2 2 2 0          2 0 0 0 3 3          0 2 2 0 3 3          x 3 2 0 3 3

          Bm
      x 2 4 4 3 2

Question, Old 97s

CAPO 5



Intro: G, D, Em, D, C, G, Am,  D,

G   D           Em         D           C         G         Am      D
She woke from a dream, Her head was on fire, Why was he so nervous?

G       D          Em    D               C         G           Am      D
He took her to the park, She crossed her arms, And lowered her eyelids.