How To Disappear Completely Chords

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Difficulty:	intermediate
Tuning:	E A D G B E
Capo:	2nd fret

Author SpectrumPulse [a] 239.

2 contributors total, last edit on Jul 6, 2018

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Cadd9

Gsus4

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Emb6 - 022010
 
[Intro]
C Cadd9 Em Emb6
 
[Verse 1]
C       Cadd9
That there, that's not me
Em    Emb6
I go where I please
C   Cadd9
I walk through walls
Em   Emb6
I float down the Liffey
 
[Refrain]
G    Gsus4
I'm not here
Em   Emb6
This isn't happening
G   Gsus4
I'm not here
Em  Emb6
I'm not here
 
[Verse 2]
C   Cadd9
In a little while
Em Emb6
I'll be gone
C    Cadd9
The moment's already passed
Em   Emb6
Yeah, it's gone
 
[Refrain]
G      Gsus4
And I'm not here
 Em    Emb6
 This isn't happening
 G  Gsus4
 I'm not here
Em  Emb6
I'm not here
 
[Verse 3]
 C  Cadd9
Strobe lights
Em Emb6
And blown speakers
C Cadd9
Fireworks
Em Emb6
And hurricanes
 
[Refrain]
G Gsus4
I'm not here
Em Emb6
This isn't happening
G Gsus4
I'm not here
Em Emb6
 I'm not here, here
D
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3 comments

Emb6 is not a chord recognised by the system. A minor chord with an added b6 is problematical in theory, it's more usually considered to be a maj7 chord with a different root, e.g. Emb6 = Cmaj7/E. Although obviously the intention here is for it to be an Em type chord. (Explanation for hi.peter.cooke who put a bad report on the tab for this reason, and anyone else interested.)

This tab sounds great. Version 1 on untlimate-guitar sounds so wrong in comparison. It's def more complicated than just C and Em the whole time lol. Great job tabbing this out.

Em b6 =Cmaj7/E