People Are Strange
The Doors
tabbed by Mr. Shaun Timothy Krisher
Okay, not only am I dyslexic, but I am tabbing from memory, and this is my
first time tabbing a song. The chord names at the top are where your
fingers ought to be. I just pull off my ring finger for the A minor bit.
Now, I hate it when people tab a song and then don't put the chord
fingerings, and assume you know what #7sus4add7 is, so I am going to
tab out these chords as a statement to all you boneheads out there.
there.
- 022000 Putting this bit in takes around 10-20 seconds and
- x02210 saves the reader about three hours of hunting for
- 320003 #add7. My only hope is that you will tab out
- x24442 chords yourself when you make a tablature.
Pretty please!
-> -> ->
chords below, so
just time it with
those, and change
finger positions
Note: after , in the lyrics, it goes to with the ones in
, that's the pulloff on your ring finger. the lyrics (Use
So, keep yer hand in the position. the lyircs below).
I put the finger
positions in my
tab.
Okay, when you go into the chorus, just strum, it gives it a nice effect.
Maybe go distorted and do (355xxx), ((x244xx)or(755xxx)), and
(022xxx). Then, keep it distorted, and do that verse riff above, as
like a little mini solo. Bear in mind, I'm still new to this. Well, that's
all for now. You can find the real solo to "People are Strange" on the
, which is God's gift to guitarists. I put this in because Glen Word
(the guy who put the other version of this on)asked for it. here it is.
Here are the lyrics which I got from a previous posting oof this song
on the that Glen Word posted. Thanks, Glen. Match the riff above with
the chords on the lyrics.
People are strange When you're a stranger
Faces look ugly When you're alone
(End riff, then start it over on "Women")
Women seem wicked when you're unwanted
Streets are uneven when you're down
When you're strange faces come out in the rain
When you're strange no one remembers your name
when you're strange when you're strange
(Start intro and riff here)
when you're strange All right yeah
Lastly, I want to give credit to Glen Word for putting the chords and the
lyrics on the . Thanks, Glen.