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Frank Black and the Catholics
Song: I Gotta Move 
Album: Frank Black and the Catholics
Tabbists: Brian, Jmeronk@ix.netcom.com, and Derek (ProverbialCereal)
Note: zero’s held down my capo

PLACE CAPO ON 3rd FRET


FRIST PROGRESSION (verses, chorus, and solo)

      (3 times)
-----------------------   ----------------------
---6-------6-------6---   ----------------------
---5-------0-------0---   --5-------------------
---0-------0-------5---   --5-------5-------6---
---0-------5-------6---   --0-------5-------6---
-----------6-----------   ----------0-------4---


SECOND PROGRESSION (break)

 C7(b9)   C(b9)   Fm6      A#      A#     C(b9)   C7(b9)  
---6-------0-------4-------6-------6-------0-------6------
---5-------5-------0-------6-------6-------5-------5------
---6-------6-------5-------0-------0-------6-------6------
---5-------5-------0-------0-------0-------5-------5------
---0-------0-------0-------5-------5-------0-------0------
---x-------x-------x-------6-------6-------x-------x------


THIRD PROGRESSION (ending)

  (once)              (2 times)                 (once)
-----------   ---------6---------------   --------------0--
--6-----6--   ---6-----6-----6-----6---   --6-----------6--
--5-----0--   ---5-----5-----0-----0---   --0-----5-----5--
--0-----0--   ---0-----0-----0-----5---   --5-----5-----0--
--0-----5--   ---0-----0-----5-----6---   --6-----0-----0--
--------6--   ---------------6---------   -----------------

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MORE NOTES: These are obviously just the chords we have given you. It’s
up to you to determine how long each one is played and when to switch 
from one progression to another. Also, I am told Lyle does not use a 
capo on this song. You can get the lead parts from the other “I Gotta
Move” tab by Jmeronk@ix.netcom.com. This tab may seem confusing at 
first, but it’s very simple to play. Most of the chords are simple G, D,
and C fingerings with a capo. Except for the break. -Derek

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