You must play this with a Capo On the first fret

Jono

not if your playing like pearl jam...

100% Accurate...GREAT JOB

good tab m8 sounds great

nice one Revan, great tab 5 stars!

go eat shit jono_63
you can play any chord basically without a capo
grow an index finger mate

this tab is wrong ive seen them play this live, its down on the 7th and 9th frets.....somewhere!

Nice tab man! Easy and u can rember it. I just start coughing every time i sing the chorus. Again awesom tab.
Seb

awsome tab man!gave you five stars:)

Hey great tab, accurate and right on.

Excellent. 5/5.

I love it!!!
Perfeect 6/5

Nicely done... good order, and easy to follow along :) I agree with Jono, it sounds realy good with capo on the first fret, but that`s a matter of personal taste :) I recomend a strumming pattern like, Down, Down, Up, Up, Down-Up (fast change)... and appedgiate(?) the chords.. that means pluck a couple of the lower strings on the first "Up strumming." I`m not shure wich of the strings you should pluck at the different chords, but just work on it, get the feel off it, and you will find out :) At the D chord it sound great to add your little finger to the high E string during the strumming. If you will play this song with just on guitar this is a good way to do it since this song normally is played with two guitars, one strumming and one doing the small "solo" that is repeating it self during the song

great tab~ love this song!! I think he wrote it better than the original! (the original song is in spanish. Ultimo Beso by Leo Dan; if anyone's interested.)

awesome job dude
not the best song in the world but hey
still cool

Doku~ "Last Kiss" is a song that was written by Wayne Cochran in 1962 and originally performed by Wayne Cochran & the C.C. Riders. Then it was covered in the 60's a Peruvian rock band, Los Doltons, performed this song in Spanish, reaching #1 in Peruvian radio. The song was remade by the Canadian band Wednesday in late 1973, reaching #2 in Canada and #34 on the U.S. charts.In the early 90s, rock singer Gloria Trevi included an extended Spanish version in her first album and it became popular on Mexican pop radio.

To .:Loco:. you are right they play it further down the fret board, but it is the same chords, just in different positions on the fret board, it's kinda like how you can get the same note on a different string with the same tone...just personal prefference! W.Bagger has the strum pattern correctly, and the two strings to pluck on your up strokes is the "e" and "b" string, enjoy this is dead on, sounds good with or without capo, I prefer it without the capo but it is all personal prefference, this chording to the song is excellent..Thumbs up!

the lyrics aren't 100%, but good tabbage

i like these chord tabs because i like to make my own guitar part in it so this is great, thanks

can i play this on an acoustic and still sound good?

5 out of 5. nicely done. =]

That sounds really really good. I did it on acoustic with the capo at 1 and it sounded fine.

Hardcore.

everything except the 1st C is perfect
its slightly different

Csus2 (or 5, i forgot)

e--3--
b--3--
g--5--
d--5--
a--3--
e--0--

hmm i think C Am F G works as good if you dont capo if you even capo