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Marvelous+3 - Sugarbuzz

Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2001 11:15:13 -0500
From: Chandler McNugget 
Subject: m/marvelous_3/sugarbuzz.tab

Sugarbuzz is the first release of the Marvelous 3's ReadySexGo.  This is my
first tab, and there's no way it's completely correct, but I think it's
close.

Intro Riff- (this is actually a bit simpler than what Butch Walker plays,
but not by much, and it's much easier to sing and play this at the same
time.  After all, Butch Walker is one hell of a guitar player.)

0--0-0-------------------
0--0-0-------------------
1--1-1-------------------
2--2-2-------------------
2--2-2--2h4-4h5p4-2------
0--0-0---------------5p4-

Three times, then

0--0-0-------------------
0--0-0-------------------
1--1-1-------------------
2--2-2-------4-----------
2--2-2--2h4h5-5p4p0------
0--0-0-------------------

This is the same as the verses, and if you have two guitars, have one play
this riff during the chorus as well.

Prechorus:
---------------------------
---------------------------
-------------6-------------
-----7---------7-----9-----
---7---7---7-------9---9---
-5-------5-------7-------7-

Chorus: (this is the part I had trouble tabbing, you might want to check
this)
0--0--0-----------------
0--0--0-----------------
1--1--1-----------------
2--2--2--5--11-12--11-7-
2--2--2--5--11-12--11-7-
0--0--0--7--9--10--9--5-

That three times, then riff A, which is:

-------------------
-------------------
-------------------
12--11-7--12--11-7-
12--11-7--12--11-7-
10--9--5--10--9--5-

The weird instumental part after the chorus is riff B:

------------------------
------------------------
------------------------
-----------7p6------7p6-
-------4h5------4h5-----
0-0-0-------------------

Play that three times (are you noticing a pattern?) then riff A

Next, you play the verse riff, then riff B for the second half of the verse.
After the verse, it's the prechorus, then the chorus riff, then the guitar
solo (ouch!  if anyone is capable of tabbing this solo, I would like to have
it.  It isn't exactly that hard compared to some solos I've heard, but it's
still Butch Walker.)  After this point it's only repeating the other riffs.