Safetysuit - Life left to go

Hit me up with 5 stars if you like this tab or you learned something. Ok, so the other tab made this song way more complicated than it actually is. I listened to this song all day for two days and in the end it blew my mind how simple the tab is. What makes this song so catchy and entrancing are its two simple chords and its 3/4 time. Just remember that the time signature is 3/4. If you're a beginner that just means that it feels like a waltz. Listen to the song and you'll feel it, just count "one, two, three; one, two, three; one, two, three" you'll have it in no time. You play each chord for four measures and then switch for four measures. Beginner version: G 320033 D xx0232 Stroke on 1, 2, 3 once you've got that try to stroke on 1, 3 Moderate version G 320033 D xx0232 Dmaj7 xx0222 Stroke on 1, 2, and of 2, 3 and whenever the chord reads "D" just alternate D and Dmajor7 every measure (count of 3). It's easiest if you bar the 2nd fret (G, B, and E string) for Dmaj7 and just add your middle finger on the B string to resolve to D. Challenge version You'll notice that there's a note that climbs and drops throughout. That's just a B, C#, D, C#, B and you can play it all on the B string. In the original I think it's two guitars, but if you're hardcore and have big hands you can do it with the G chord. Just like the alternating D chords, you switch each measure and it flows nicely into the alternating D chords which work on the same climbing and descending notes. G 320003 G 320023 (yes it's a tritone, get over it, it sounds awesome) G 320033 Or you can make it easier by making it into a G9 chord by leaving the high 'e' string open. EADGBe In your, journal each night It's like words in a song If you'd leave