Losing A Whole Year (ver. 2)

Date: Sat, 25 Dec 1999 09:41:46 -0800 (PST) 
From: jamie sweeten  
Subject: t/third_eye_blind/losing_a_whole_year.tab 
 
hello. this is my first time doing this so bear with 
me :).  it's "losing a whole year" by third eye blind 
and it's a great song to rock out too. 
  
tuning:  1st string   E 
         2nd          G# 
         3rd          F# 
         4th          C# 
         5th          A 
         6th          F# 
90bpm 
opening riff: 
e -------0---------0-----------0---------0----- 
B -----h8-8------h3-3--------h7-10-----h7-10--- 
G -----7---7\----2---2/9-----9----9----9----9-- 
D ----8---------3-----/10--10--------10-------- 
A ---7---------2--------------------9---------- 
E --7---------2--------------------9----------- 
       
A/C#        E/G#        Badd4/D#      
0           0            0 
8           3            10  
7           2            9 
8           3            10 
7           3            9  
7           2            9 
 
These are the main chords used thruout the song. 
 
The bridge is played using Aadd2/6 which is like this: 
0 
3 
0 
3 
0 
3     with the E string variating between 3 and 2. 
 
solo: 
 
e ----0--------------------------------------------- 
B ------8---------------3---------------10---------- 
G -------7b.5b7-7--------2b.5b2-2-----------9b.5b9-- 
D ---8---------8--8h0--3-------3-3h0--10--10------10 
A -------------------------------------------------- 
E 5/7-----------------2-------------/9-------------- 
 
e -------------------------------------------------- 
B -----------10------------------------------------- 
G 9---------------9b.5b9--9------------------------- 
D ---10h0--10---10------10--10\--------------------- 
A -------------------------------------------------- 
E -------/9----------------------------------------- 
 
Not to be confused.. 9b.5b9 means to bend the string 
half a note up then to return it to the original note. 
 
The outro is played using this note: 
 
0 
15 
0 
15 
x 
15   with the E string variating between 15 14 and 12.