Grand Funk Railroad - Upsetter Tab

                Upsetter
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                writtten by Mark Farner

Intro:   I think it's something with C and D but I'm not sure
when it gets heavier:

G  G-Bb Bb-B-C-G  --> C      (means slide up to C at the 8th fret)

G  C  G   C             (here again: first C at 3rd fret, second at 8th)

Verse:
G               C
She's a real upsetter,
             G                    C
Least she's tryin' to all of the time, yeah.
G                      C
You know I just won't let her,
G                    C        G         G   C   G   C
Break this heart of mine, yeahhh ... yeah, yeah, yeah,...
Verse: (same pattern)
I got hip to her, yeah, right away boys,
But my heart just led me along, yeah.
I'm gonna' slip right away boys,
'Cause I don't want to sing this song, all night looooooong-oh, yeah.

   G  B  C C# D *

Chorus:
C-D  C                              G           C-D means play C and slide up to D
Upsetter, got me layin' awake all night.
C-D                             G
Upsetter, like to make me cry, yeah.
C-D                                 G
Upsetter, got me layin' awake all night.
C-D                         G     G-Bb Bb-B-C-G  C
Upsetter, I'd be better to die.

Verse:
She'll be sorry when I leave her,
She just won't know what to say, yeah.
I can't hardly wait to leave her,
I guess I'll be on my way, yeahhh ... yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeh-yeah.

   G  B  C C# D *

Chorus again
for the part with the harmonica just change between G and C

Use chorus chords pattern for ending part
Upsetter!
Upsetter!
Upsetter!
etc.

Yes, this really rocks!!!
This is the first song by Grand Funk that I heard. Quite good beginning! :-)

Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just e-mail me!
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