Take Me Back Chords & Tabs
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TAKE ME BACK
°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°
writtten by Peter Frampton
tab by Shaz Davis
pootweet@hotmail.com
Intro:
E---------0--0--0--0--0---0---0---0----0----
B---------7--5--7--9--10--12--10—-14---12---
G---------0--0--0--0--0---0---0---0----0----
D---------0--0--0--0--0---0---0---0----0---- repeat last 3 chords
A----2----5--3—-5—-7--8---10--8—--12---10---
E--3----------------------------------------
(the 1st 2 notes are bass notes,)
then 2 finger chords, the verse pattern
is half the intro plus these chords
(verse pattern)
D C Dm Asus4 G D G
E----------0----0-------0----------------0-------------3-----x---3---
B----------7----5-------3----------------3-------------0-----0---0---
G----------0----0-------2----------------0-------------0-----2---0---
D----------0----0-------3----------------2-------------0---------0---
A-------2--5--—-3-------0------------------------------2---------2---
E--3---------------------------------------------------3---------3---
Take me back where I come from, all I need, feeling blue
D C Dm Asus4 G
E----------------------0----0-----0-------------0-------------------3--
B----------------------7----5-----3-------------3-------------------0--
G----------------------0----0-----2-------------0-------------------0--
D----------------------0----0-----3-------------2-------------------0--
A----------—----2------5----3-----0-------------0-------------------2--
E—0-1-2-3-----------------------------------------------------------3--
Friends that I made in my youth, now I’m older I love them more
[ Tab from: https://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/f/frampton_peter/take_me_back_tab.html ]
D D5
E---x-------------------------------------0---------------------
B---0-------------------------------------3---------------------
G---2------------------2------2-----------2---------------------
D---------------------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------------------
E-------3--0--1--2--3------3-------3--0-------------------------
moon shines bright above
C D C G Em
E------------------------0--0--0---3------------------------------
B------------------------5--7--5---0----------0-------------------
G------------------------0--0--0-- 0----------0-------------------
D------------------------0--0--0---0----------2-------------------
A------------—-------2---3--5--3---2----------2-------------------
E------------------3---------------3-----3—2--0-------------------
never seems to change Ever smiling face,
C Dm C D C Dm
E----------------0------0----------0--0—-0-------0--------
B----------------3------3----------5--7—-5-------3--------
G----------------0------2----------0--0—-0-------2--------
D----------------2------3----------0--0—-0-------3--------
A------------—---3------0--------2-3--5--3-------0--------
E----------------0--------------3-------------------------
no one asks why Everyone wanted his soul
Asus4
E----------0-----------------------------------------------------------
B----------3-----------------------------------------------------------
G----------0-----------------------------------------------------------
D----------2-----------------------------------------------------------
A----------0--—--------------------------1-3—1---------------1-3-1-----
E-------------------------3-3-3-1-2-3-3-3-----3-3-3-1-2-3-3-3-------3--
All he gave them was a smile ....
All played in normal pitch.
Play out with the last 3 intro chords on the main riff.
There are 2 guitars in this song, these are just the
chords and a little riff thrown in for good measure.
You can expand on these chords by exploiting the other
guitar parts.
Play along with the song and it should make sense. There
is probably a lot missing and it is very dependant on a
slight of hand strumming. Good Luck
Yes!………those guys could play, ………man.
