Franz Ferdinand - Shopping For Blood
Tabbed By : ChrKr
e-mail: chrkr@gmx.at
Tuning: Standard
Intro, Verse & Main Part Of The Song
  C       G           Eb          B        A     G A     G A     G A     G
G|----------------------------------------|--------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------------|--------------------------------|
A|--------10-10-10-10---------------------|--------------------------------|
E|8-8-8-8-------------11-11-11-11-7-7-7-7\|5-5-5-3-5-5-5-3-5-5-5-3-5-5-5-3/|
  repeat very often
Bridge
  C   Eb  F   Eb  C   Eb  F   Eb
G|--------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------|
A|----6-6-8-8-6-6-----6-6-8-8-6-6-|
E|8-8-------------8-8-------------|
Chorus (also played during the solo)
  C       Eb      F       Eb       C       Eb      F       Eb
G|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|
A|--------6---6-6-8---8-8-6---6-6-|--------6---6-6-8---8-8-6---6-6-|
E|8---8-8-------------------------|8---8-8-------------------------|
End
G|-|
D|-|
A|-|
E|8|
enjoy
| Bass Tabs | 
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| Title | 
Shopping For Blood | 
| Artist | 
Franz Ferdinand | 
| Tablature Type | 
ASCII Tab | 
| YouTube ID | 
0RULj24ecLc | 
	 
	
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        G|-----------------|
        D|-----------------|
        A|---------3-------|
        E|---1-1---1---3---|
    
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