Dispatch
"Even (headman)" Off Who are We Living For
Tabbed by Rob Stewart (topdawg039@yahoo.com)

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Hold the notes out and slide up to the next botttom note to make it sound like the song.
You know what I mean.

-----0---------0--------7------------------------3---------5--------7---------------------|
-------0---------0--------0------------------------0---------0---------0------------------|
---------0---------0--------0------------------------0---------0---------0----------------|
--2---------4--------5---------5\4-4\2-------2----------4---------5------------0----0h1---|
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------2--------|
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Repeat that once, then...

----3----------5-----------0-------------------------------------------------------|
------0----------0------------0----------------------------------------------------|
--------0----------0------------0--------------------------------------------------|
-2---------4-----------0-----------0----0h1----------------------------------------|
--------------------------------------2--------------------------------------------|
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Then the drums come and and theres a verse....blah blah blah.

When the distortion kicks in, these are the cords.  Notice that you can play these as power
chords, or as major/minor barre chords.  Both sound fine.

"They'll never ever find me...............Headman, walking right in front of me...."
                           |             |        |       |        |
                           A(5)           E(5,min) F#min   G        A


And for the "eeeeven" part, its just two chords.  E and Asus4

I didnt feel like writing out the next rhythm part for the "walk on" part, so instead
I wrote out the words to how I sing along with it.

Goes a little like this...

Guitar:

dum dum dum dum dum dum dum...dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum


And that's about it.  C y'all later.