"Do What You Want, Yeah"-off Letters To Cleo's second release
"Wholesale Meats and Fish"

      Tabbed by Adrian McGill
		(condor@iaonline.com)

On this song the B and E strings (smallest ones) are both tuned
to D, and played open throughout the song, if you listen close,
you can hear it.  I would have never heard it, but I thought it
sounded wrong so I asked Mike (Eisenstein) and he told me, the
rest is just plain power chords.

In this song, the bassline plays the same chords during the verse
that the guitars do, except the bassline uses only 2 strings (A and D)
to play the chords.  During the chrous, the bass goes back to plaing
regular notes.



Verse:
(there is a bend on the first note)

D------------------0------0------0--------------------
D------------------0------0------0--------------------
G-/\-----------8------7------8------------------------
D-11---9---7---8------7------8------------------------
A--0---0---0---6------5------6------------------------
E-----------------------------------------------------
 


Chours:

D-----------------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------------------------------
G----------------7-----10--10--10---------------------
D--7--10---9--9--7--9--10--10--10---------------------
A--7--10---9--9--5--9---8---8---8---------------------
E--5---8---7--7-----7---------------------------------


You'll have to listen close to get the feel for those open strings
but other than that, it's simple!