Summer Romance (ver. 4) Tablatura

	  Tabbed by: Adam Beilgard  
 
I must say, this is probably my favorite Incubus song because it sounds 
so much like a jam session, rather than a studio song.  Plus, it shows off  
their versatility as musicians, and like Chicago and Dave Matthews before 
them, they prove once again you can add horns without making it ska.  It's 
got a funk/jazz feel throughout, so you should play along to get the timing, 
otherwise, it should be pretty straightforward. 
 
intro 
(play 3x) 
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-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-------|-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-0-------------| 
-----------2-2h5-----------3-3h5-|-----------2-2h5-------------3h5-3-2h3-2-| 
 
                             (play 2x) 
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-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-------|-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-| 
-----------2-2h5-----------3-3h5-|-----------2-2h5-------------------------| 
 
 
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-12h15p12------------------------------------------| 
----------14---------------------------------------| 
-------------12h14p12----12-12s14s12----12---------| 
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verse 
Bm (strum throughout) 
 
...tonight        ...possible   ...phone   ...fly 
...myself         ...canopy     ...phone   ...be 
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-7-9-9s11-9-7s9-7----------------------------------| 
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On the last time through the verse, right before the chorus, Mike Einziger,  
their guitarist plays something that sounds like he's using a harmonics or  
octave effect.  This is the best I can figure what it is he's playing,  
written for clean electric. 
 
-17----15----14----12----10---9---7----------------| 
----16----14----13----11----9---8---6--------------| 
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chorus 
Bm A C7 
 
                             (play 2x) 
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-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-------|-2h5-2-0h2-------2h5-2-0h2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-| 
-----------2-2h5-----------3-3h5-|-----------2-2h5-------------------------| 
 
                       (repeat 4x, 2nd time through) 
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------------------------2-2-2--2-2-2---------------| 
------------------------2-2-2--2-2-2---------------| 
-3-3-3--2h3-2-0-2-2-2---0-0-0--0-0-0---------------| 
 
verse 
chorus 
 
solo 
Bm A 
 
chorus 
 
   Bm         A        C7 
e---7---  e---5---  e---7--- 
B---7---  B---5---  B---5--- 
G---7---  G---6---  G---6--- 
 
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