Ask for the 3door down LOSER, and the freckled dumb guitar stave!

Dumb G6 GM6 AM7 AM6 BM7 BM6 AM7 AM6

The books are all empty and there is a discussion that I am going to eat today.

g6 #gm6 am7 #am6 bm7 bm6 am7 am6

look at the eyes are demented what our future will be, who wants you to care.

bm7 bm6#am6 am7 bm7 bm6#am6 am7

Wrong, wrong, wrong, right, right.

bm7 bm6#am6 am7 gmaj7 am7

The one who touched the fish was me, and I was still swimming.

gmaj7 d9 d9

The interlude is the second and third lines, and the chords of the second main song are not just word changes

Chorus: gmaj7, fmaj7, am7, d9, gmaj7, fmaj7, am7, d9

Stupid You say that I stay is spoiled spoiled who is spoiled who spoils me.

bmaj7 e9 am d9

if you guess , if you don't want to guess , I'll knock you down .

gmaj7 fmaj7 am7 d9 gmaj7 fmaj7 am7 d9

Bad Bad The person you love is me How to guess What to guess Guess No matter what, you have to guess.

bmaj7 e9 am d9

you bad who said I like you stupid.

gmaj7 am7 bm7 am7 gmaj7 am7 bm7 am7

You're dumb, you're here.

gmaj7 am7 bm7 am7 gmaj7 am7 bm7 am7

Stay here, stay here, stay here.

gmaj7 g9

Stay BM6 AM6 is one beat for two.

G6: Middle finger press the third cell of the sixth string, index finger press the second cell of the fourth string, little finger press the third string and the fourth cell of the ring finger, and press the third cell of the second string with the ring finger.

g6m: middle finger press the fourth cell of the sixth string, index finger press the third cell of the fourth string, ring finger press the fourth cell of the third string, and little finger press the fourth cell of the second string.

What's special is that the above two don't have open chords from finish to end.

Go to the song sheet network to find it!

Generally speaking, it is more difficult to find.

The number represents the number of articles pressed.

p i m a ch are the names of the fingers, corresponding respectively to the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, little finger.

Tabs are usually marked with the main chord of the bar (or beat) above the beginning of each bar of the tab.

The number indicates how many frets should be pressed.

The top layman's word is fingering.

The "1=" in the upper left corner of the score represents the key, for example, 1=c means that the score is in the key of C. The pile of fractions represents the beats, for example, 4 4 beats are called "4 4 beats", 8 beats are called "86 beats", etc. Four-quarter beats are four beats per measure of quarter notes; Eighty-six beats are eight notes in one beat, six beats per measure, and so on.

Upstairs said it was the same as not saying it, and I knew it was in the key of C.

This is one of the notations of the staff: it means that you pluck the strings with the fingers p, i, m, and a of your right hand at the same time, that is, the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and ring finger of your right hand pluck the strings together, and the left hand does not make any movements. Hope it helps you, bless you, friend!

On the staff of the six lines, the number indicates the fret to be indicated by the number on the corresponding string, and if it is zero, regardless of whether there is a chord on it, the number shall prevail, and the empty string of this string means not to press and only play the empty string.

For empty string sounds, you don't need to press them with your left hand, but you can pluck the strings with your right hand.

The first string is one and a half beats for the empty string, the second string is a half beat for the third fret, and the second string is two beats for the third fret.

Down 1 6 strings in turn. 0 means empty strings, no need to press chords. That 3 means that the third fret of the second string is pressed

If the number of the target is few, it will be played according to the number of products.

In fact, this kind of score is a more scientific score, it tells you the time value of each note, and there should be a staff on this score.

Otherwise. Take section 1 as an example, the ring finger.

After pressing the 5 strings and 3 frets to play, don't loosen your fingers, let the tone drag 2 beats, and then press the middle finger to hold the 4 strings and 2 frets, and don't let go after playing, let the tone drag 1 beat. To put it simply, wherever the sustain line is extended, your tone will be dragged out.

Press and hold so that it doesn't ring. If it continues to ring, it is called prolonging or holding.

[Guitar six comes.]

The parentheses in the line staff] mean that the note is the one that has been played before, and you don't need to play it again, just slide it when the time comes. In addition, the slash indicates a portamento, if there is a number at the other end, it is to slide to the number of the fret, if there is no tail, it is a tailless portamento, which fret, which means to slide up, that is, like a high position slide, means to slide, to the low position. Correspondingly, there is no specification of which fret to start slipping from, which is a headless portamento.

Hello, the parentheses in the guitar staff indicate that the bracket strings are played in addition to the known strings.

Indicates that in addition to the known chord, it can also be played with the chord in parentheses.

This is to indicate "muffled sound", and there are many such symbols in heavy metal rhythms. Muffled sound is a muffled sound made by using the hand to protect the string, which can be used with both the left hand and the right hand, and the effect is slightly different. This is caused by too little music theory.,If there's anything you don't understand, you can ask me.、Hehe.。

A dot above the strumming string is a marker for syncopation.

Tips for cutting tone: 1. After the sound is completely emitted when the strings are strummed, quickly rotate the wrist inward to touch the strings lightly to achieve the purpose of silence.

2. Pay attention to the timing of the syncopation, the string is strummed in front, the syncopation is in the back, and it cannot be inverted or synchronized.

3. The rotation of the wrist is the key to cutting the tone, and the wrist is lifted up and rotated inward at the same time after the string is played.

4. Use the inside of the right palm to cut the tone, the force should be light, and the tone of each string should be stopped quickly.

Who said that there is no upward cutting, but the upper cutting is just the different parts of the hand, and the difficulty is a bit greater. The cut is a small black dot at the top of the sweeping arrow.

The cut is a small black dot at the top of the sweeping arrow.

The top of the arrow is a little not the bottom, and it can only be cut down, not up.

It's just that there's a dot under the little arrow that strums the string.