Murder She Wrote

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                             Murder She Wrote  - Ben Marwood
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Tabbed by: Neil Wicker
E-mail: wicker101@hotmail.co.uk

Tuning: Standard

G#:    x  11 13 13 13 11
D#:    11 13 13 12 11 11
A#m    x  13 15 15 14 13

Alternate chords to play during the last verse and chorus
(I think he does this live, they're the same just lower):

G#:    4 6 6 5 4 4
D#:    x 6 8 8 8 6
A#m    6 8 8 6 6 6

Intro: G#, D#, A#m, Riff
       G#, D#, A#m, A#m
       G#, D#, A#m, Riff
       A#m, Riff, G#, D#

Riff:
   A#m
E|---------------------------------| 
B|---------------------------------| 
G|--13h15--15---15----15p13--13----| 
D|--13h15--15---15----15p13--13----| 
A|--13-----13---13----13-----13----| 
E|---------------------------------| 

   V      V    ^     V      V    (strums)


       G#             D#             A#m       Riff
I can tell from your breathe as the beat in my chest
         G#            D#           A#m
that I'm likely to be getting into trouble

       G#             D#             A#m      Riff
I can tell from the shape of her dress as it snakes
      A#m         Riff        G#          D#
over limbs that I know, only too well to take

     G#         D#              A#m       Riff
Hold on to the days, when the train pulls away
     G#         D#              A#m
Hold on to the magic, that you wanted

          G#          D#              A#m        Riff
When the lump in her throat, is like murder she wrote
           G#       D#               A#m
where the bad guys speak first, and then

*intro again*

     G#         D#              A#m       Riff
Hold on to the days, when the train pulls away
     G#         D#              A#m
Hold on to the magic, that you wanted

          G#          D#              A#m       Riff
When the lump in her throat, is like murder she wrote
           G#       D#               A#m
where the bad guys speak first, and then

Riff, D#