There Must Be An Angel
Original artists The Eurythmics, with Stevie Wonder on Harmonica
song written by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart. Released in 1985
reaching number 1 in the UK, Brazil, Norway and Ireland plus a
Top 10 hit all over Europe. Tabbed by bass50611.
Not exact as recording but near enough.
Any comments e-mail me at bass254@btinternet.com
Intro:
G|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-55---5--------------------------------------------66---6-5-33---3-|
E|--------33---3---55---5-3-11---1---11---1---33---3-----------------|
Verse: (Play This x 2)
G|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-55---5--------------------------------------------66---6-5-33---3-|
E|--------33---3---55---5-3-11---1---11---1---33---3-----------------|
Chorus:
G|---------------5-5--2-------------------5-5--2-----------------------|
D|---------------------5-2----------------------5-2--------------------|
A|-----------3-3---------------------3-3----------------------3-3------|
E|-1-1---4-4---------------1-1---4-4----------------1-1---4-4------5-5-|
G|-------------------------|
D|-------------------------|
A|-------------6-6-5---3-3-|
E|-1-1----3-3--------------|
Repeat Verse & Chorus:
Bridge:
G|------------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------|
A|------5-5-----------------5-5-----------------5-5-----------|
E|-6-6------3-3---3-3---6-6-----3-3---3-3---6-6-----3-3---3-3-|
G|-----------------------|
D|------------3----------|
A|-3-3---3-3-------------|
E|-------------1-1---3-3-|
And that is basically the song, just goes round and round fading out
at the end. Catchy song, enjoy playing along to it.
| Bass Tabs |
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| Title |
There Must Be An Angel |
| Artist |
Eurythmics |
| Tablature Type |
ASCII Tab |
| YouTube ID |
7XoHLTAumSk |
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- Play the 3rd fret on the A string.
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G|-----------------|
D|-----------------|
A|---------3-------|
E|---1-1---1---3---|
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