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Untitled Bass

(ver. 1)
Seven Ways Out
"(5)
Yo, trust me this is correct because I play Bass for Seven Ways Out.

Guitar plays little riff with Rob singing, once he stops you play

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3333333-----------------------    x3
-------1111111-5555555-333333-
This riff above is also the chorus

*****(Verse 1)*****
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333333333---------------------------  x1
---------333333333-55555555-3333333-

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33333------------------ x2
-----33333-55555-33333-

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3-3--------3-3---------  x1
---3-35-53----3-35-533-

*****(Pre-Chorus)*****
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1111111-3333333-555555-3333333-111111-3333333-555555-33333333-

Next you play Chorus x 3, and then after the guitar plays the riff,
the last four notes of the riff lead you into verse 2

(Verse 2)
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-----333333333------------------------------   
3333---------333333333-5555555555-333333333-
Play this once with the first four notes on the E string, then play it again w/o them

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333333333------------------------------  x1
---------333333333-555555555-33333-5/1-

Next is the Chorus riff x6 and then your done with the whole song! YIPPEE! go have fun with my part!
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