Now You Are Nobody

(início)

Tabbed by Bas Vos
This is off their album 'The Good Will Out'. Been looking for
the tab on the Internet, but couldn't find anything so decided
to tab it myself.
The trickiest bit is the tuning: you have to tune each string
down 1 1/2 step (that's 3 frets)!
This is the intro bit, but the same stuff is played throughout a large part of
the song. The guitarist also uses some other chords during the verses.
        F#         B/F#   C#/F#      F#
        (A)       (D/A)   (E/A)      (A)
C#||---------------------------|------------------------
G#||------2------2h3--3-3/5--5-|------2------2h3-2---2--
E ||---------2-----------------|---------2---------4---4-2-|
B ||----2------2---4----4/6----|----2------2---------------4
F#||--0------------------------|--0---------------------
C#||---------------------------|--------------------------

    B            B/A#           G#m7
   (D)           (D/C#)         (Bm7)

                                                  4
    C#        C#sus4                         C#sus
   (E)        (Esus4)                             2

This continues until he sings 'I've got used to you...'
then, when he sings 'home', the following chords are played:
B    B/A#            G#m7  B/F# C#   C#sus4             C#  G#7sus4
home,  but don't you let   your mind   play tricks on you
G#m           G#sus2 G#m  E     Emaj7  E6              G#m     F#
    You don't have   to      do a- ny -thing that's new,   but seeing you
E       Asus2       G#m       A                    E
try to, wins me back     With no big heart attacks
     A                    G#m        A                           E
it's all been one big act       'Cos now you're nobody I'll have you
     C#        C#sus4       C#
I'll have your all
The chords:
  B      B/A#    G#m7    B/F#     C#    C#sus4  G#7sus4  G#m    G#sus2    E
x54232  x44232  x24232  x04232  022100  022200  xx4200  x24432  x24422  320033
Asus2    A
x3x033 x32010
Listen to the song to get a feel for when you have to play the chords,
it's not that easy.
Have fun and if you have any comments, e-mail me at:
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Regards,
Bas.