Biography:
Wheatus is a rock band from Northport, New York formed by Brendan Brown (vocals, guitar) in 1998. After writing a few songs, Brown enlisted his brother Peter Brown (drums) and Rich Ligey (bass) to record a demo. In 1999 the band signed with Columbia Records and released their debut album, Wheatus, the following year. This album contained the band's first, and so far biggest, hit, Teenage Dirtbag (from the movie Loser).
For the bands second album, Hand Over Your Loved Ones, Shannon Harris (from Relish) joined on keyboards.
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I love this awesome song from wheatus...the guitar part is quite simple (I think) but
last tab on this site didn't quite get it right so here goes:
Standard Tuning EADGBe
No Capo
Intro-
E D E D E D E
Verse-
These are mostly quite quiet so if you want you can play them bassline only...on the low
string it is this repeated pattern:
---12---7---4---5---
However, if you want to play the chords, they are:
E B G#m A
You can play these open but it sounds cooler (and is easier in terms of movement) if you
them as barre chords.
E.G.
E: 779997
B: 799677
G#m: 466444
A: 577455
Chorus:
Same repeated pattern as for verse-
E B G#m A
Note that throughout the song there are numerous instrumental breaks which are the same
the intro i.e. E D E D E D E
End on long E strum
Hope it's alright...Enjoy!
Ericbobson
last tab on this site didn't quite get it right so here goes:
Standard Tuning EADGBe
No Capo
Intro-
E D E D E D E
Verse-
These are mostly quite quiet so if you want you can play them bassline only...on the low
string it is this repeated pattern:
---12---7---4---5---
However, if you want to play the chords, they are:
E B G#m A
You can play these open but it sounds cooler (and is easier in terms of movement) if you
them as barre chords.
E.G.
E: 779997
B: 799677
G#m: 466444
A: 577455
Chorus:
Same repeated pattern as for verse-
E B G#m A
Note that throughout the song there are numerous instrumental breaks which are the same
the intro i.e. E D E D E D E
End on long E strum
Hope it's alright...Enjoy!
Ericbobson
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