Vertical Horizon - Best I Ever Had 2 (no funky tuning)


Tabbed - Nashirak


Requirements - Standard Tuning Capo on 4th Fret

 (Remember though add 4 four frets because of Capo but with no capo this is how
  they would be played).

 Also Forgive me for not knowing the technical name of some of these chords



    D   D*  G   G*  G** B   Em
 e--2---2---3---3---3---2-----
 b--3---3---3---3---3---2-----
 g--2-------------------4-----
 d----------------------4----2
 a------2---2-----------2----2
 e----------3---2-------2-----



Verse:
 D            D*      G              G* G**
So you sailed away Into a grey sky morning

 D            D*      G              G* G**
Now I'm here to stay Love can be so boring

 Em                  B
Nothing's quite the same now

Em               B
I just say your name now


Chorus:

 D               D*  G              G* G**       D (not sure but works)
But it's not so bad You're only the best I ever had

D                  D*  G              G* G**       D
You don't want me back You're just the best I ever had

(Strum If going back into the verses)

D   D*  G   G* G**  D

(Repeat Verse tab for rest of verses)

Bridge:

 C         D                 G        G*  Em   C
And it may take some time to Patch me up inside

 C          D            G     G*     Em   C
But I can't take it so I Run away and hide

 C         D                 G       G*     Em
And I may find in time that You were always right

  Em            C    D
You're always right


(Back to Verses)

Tips on playing this:

 When I do the D -> D* I usually play the bottom strings for the D and then
 kinda pluck the a--2- String and strum the top.

 Then when I goto G I play the bottom and then play and pluck the top strings
 on G* and G**.  Basically play this as a walk down.

 The only chord I am not sure about is that darn D in the verse that I put a
 note by.  It sounds ok though when you play it with the song.


Again forgive me for not know the real names of these chords, and if I am
completly wrong about this "new" way of playing this song dont hammer me too
bad.

Nashirak