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Everlast: Black coffee

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Here is the Guitar chords for "Black coffee" by Everlast. To get the complete songlist of this band please visit the index for Everlast tabs, bass tabs, chords and CD reviews.

Everlast - Black+coffee

Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2001 05:25:47 -0500
From: "James Tabor" 
Subject: e/everlast/black_coffee.crd

Title: Black Coffee. Album: Eating at Whitey’s.

Tabbed by: James Tabor. Please send any corrections and suggestions to
egotisticalbritshbastard@hotmail.com

This tab is WELL simple, and if you haven’t worked it out yet, here it is:

STANDARD TUNING:

VERSE AND CHORUS:

[-0----0----(0-0-0-0)-] the bits in the brackets are not
[-0-x7-1-x4-(0-2-0-2)-] used in the chorus bits where he stops
[-1----0----(0-2-0-2)-]
[-2----2----(0-2-0-2)-]
[-2----3----(0-0-0-0)-]
[-0----0----(0-0-0-0)-]

this is just played over and over-again with pauses after the C and that’s
about it. Listen to it to get a better idea.

Any corrections will be gratefully received

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