Elliott Smith - Alphabet Town I was used to play this song by Tony's tab, which was much satisfying to me, but i tried it while listening to the CD and i found something that changes quite a lot. Here it is. To play it you must tune your upper E down to D. (By the way, Elliott also does that on « taking the easy way out », i don't think it's worth changing all the existing tab.) So what you've got here is the following tuning : D B G D A E You can play it with a capo on the 2nd fret, if you are - as Elliott, usually - one step down. E 022100 F# 244322 F 133211 C (3)32010 or x32010 A x02220 C#2 x35553 or x35353 i'm not sure Important : on most of those chords, you have to hammer the upper E become a D at the 2nd fret, doing something like E D -------0h2- B -------0- G -------1- D -------2- A -------2- E -------0- Or A D -------0h2- B -------2- G -------2- D -------2- A -------0- E --------- Listen to the CD if you don't find the right way to do it. Intro: E B A C D -3-4-2-0- B -------0- G -------1- D -------2- A -------2- E -------0- E F# C A Alphabet city is haunted E F# C A Constantina feels right at home E She probably won't say you're wrong C#2 But you're already wrong C You're already wrong A E B A C And you threw up whatever she shot do - o - wn B A C Said show me around B A C This alphabet town B A C Said show me around E F# C A There's a name you keep repeating E F# C A You got nothing better to do C B F And you're with someone who'll hear you say it E A And just not mi - ind E Her hand on your arm C#2 Her hand on your arm C(open high E) She put her hand on your arm B E B A C And told you her name you can't pronounce it B A C I'll show you around B A C This alphabet town B A C I'll show you around C This alphabet town B F I know what you are E A I just don't mi - ind E I won't say you're wrong C#2 I know what you want C(open high E) And it's what I want C# So let's go out E B A C I'm ready to go out B A C I'll show you around B A C This alphabet town B A C I'll show you around B A C This alphabet town * Play B, A, and C chords over and over Philippe Vité