{"source":"Free Chord Book","source_url":"https://www.free-chords.com","license_note":"Free for personal use. Lyrics and compositions © their respective songwriters and publishers.","tab_id":61055,"song":"Last Days In May","artist":"Blue Öyster Cult","content_type":"tab","tab_type":"Tabs","url":"https://www.free-chords.com/song/11000583-last-days-in-may-tab-by-blue-oyster-cult/","api_url":"https://www.free-chords.com/api/v1/songs/61055?type=tab","rating":0,"votes":0,"content":"#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#\r\n#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##\r\n\r\n\r\nNote: Use your baby finger alot especially with Buck Dharma's Style.\r\n\r\nh = hammer on\r\np = pull off\r\nbu9to11 = means have note bent to 11 at start of play.\r\nbu9to11to9 = means bend 9 to 11 and release back to 9.\r\n*** = triplet\r\n^ = hold for ~1/4\r\nO = Open\r\nE7/B = E seventh chord with a B root ( bass ) note.\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Last Days in May ( Play Bar chords Bm = 7th fret etc.)\r\n\r\n\r\nBm              A                G              F#sus4 F#      Bm\r\nParched land on desert sand  the sun was just a dot.     And a little bit of\r\n\r\n             A                    G     Bm                      D\r\nwater goes a long way 'cause it's hot.  Three good buddies were laughing and\r\n\r\n               E                    Em          Bm                 A\r\nsmoking in the back of a rented Ford.      They couldn't know they weren't\r\n\r\n      G        Bm      E7/B      Bm7       E7/B\r\ngoing far.     (7th fret BAR for all these chords)\r\n\r\n\r\nBm                E                         D                   E\r\nEach one with the money in his pocket could go out and buy himself a brand new\r\n\r\n   Bm          D            E                   G                         Am\r\ncar.  But they all held the money they had, the money they hoped would take\r\n\r\n              Bm       F#m        Em\r\nthem very far.\r\n\r\n\r\nF#sus4        F#\r\n\r\n[tab]E--2----------2-------------|\r\nB--2----------2-------------|\r\nG----4---------3------------|\r\nD----4----------4-----------|\r\nA----4----------4-----------|\r\nE--2----------2-------------|[/tab]\r\nSong is in Key of D so Blues Runs in B work great. Matter of fact B runs\r\nmixed with a little D work good together. I have good luck with B runs.\r\n\r\nNote: Buck plays smoothly fast, so get the jist of the song as tabbed and\r\nbend a few notes, hammer on a few and play it smoothly. It is not that easy\r\nto tab this song with feeling. I hope you listen and enjoy.\r\n\r\n\r\nWe used to practice Bm A G F#sus4 F# Bm A G A progressions while playing\r\nthe Runs, Blues licks in B and D over it just to get the feel.\r\n\r\n\r\nIntro to Last Days of May\r\n\r\n[tab]      Bm                F#m     Em           G                    A\r\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\r\n-------------------------------------------bu10to12to10-7----------------------|\r\n------bu9to11-bu9to11to97-7----------7-7-----------------bu9to11to9--7---------|\r\n-------------------------9-9--------9-9-----------------------------9----------|\r\n----------------------------------10-------------------------------------------|\r\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\r\n                       ***[/tab]\r\n\r\n\r\n[tab]      Bm                A         G      A\r\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\r\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\r\n------bu9to11to97-7-----6h7p6-6------------------------------------------------|\r\n-----------------9-9---------9-7h9^9-------7-----------------------------------|\r\n-------------------------------------87---7------------------------------------|\r\n---------------------------------------109-------------------------------------|\r\n               ***[/tab]\r","plain_text":"#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#\n#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##\n\n\nNote: Use your baby finger alot especially with Buck Dharma's Style.\n\nh = hammer on\np = pull off\nbu9to11 = means have note bent to 11 at start of play.\nbu9to11to9 = means bend 9 to 11 and release back to 9.\n*** = triplet\n^ = hold for ~1/4\nO = Open\nE7/B = E seventh chord with a B root ( bass ) note.\n\n\nThe Last Days in May ( Play Bar chords Bm = 7th fret etc.)\n\n\nBm              A                G              F#sus4 F#      Bm\nParched land on desert sand  the sun was just a dot.     And a little bit of\n\n             A                    G     Bm                      D\nwater goes a long way 'cause it's hot.  Three good buddies were laughing and\n\n               E                    Em          Bm                 A\nsmoking in the back of a rented Ford.      They couldn't know they weren't\n\n      G        Bm      E7/B      Bm7       E7/B\ngoing far.     (7th fret BAR for all these chords)\n\n\nBm                E                         D                   E\nEach one with the money in his pocket could go out and buy himself a brand new\n\n   Bm          D            E                   G                         Am\ncar.  But they all held the money they had, the money they hoped would take\n\n              Bm       F#m        Em\nthem very far.\n\n\nF#sus4        F#\n\n\nSong is in Key of D so Blues Runs in B work great. Matter of fact B runs\nmixed with a little D work good together. I have good luck with B runs.\n\nNote: Buck plays smoothly fast, so get the jist of the song as tabbed and\nbend a few notes, hammer on a few and play it smoothly. It is not that easy\nto tab this song with feeling. I hope you listen and enjoy.\n\n\nWe used to practice Bm A G F#sus4 F# Bm A G A progressions while playing\nthe Runs, Blues licks in B and D over it just to get the feel.\n\n\nIntro to Last Days of May","chords":["E7/B","E","B","Bm","A","G","F#sus4","F","D","Em","Am","F#m"]}