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1/8

Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 8Position: 3

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

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Tuning: Standard
Alright, this is my first tab, but I know these chords are 100% correct. 
Also, if you'd like to play these chords exactly as they sound in the recording, 
you will need to bar chord these G, C, Em, and  Dchords. 
Just listen to the song, and you can tell when he makes the G and C into suspended chords.
e|-----3------------------------------7-------5-----------------------------|
B|-----3------------------------------7-------5-----------------------------|
G|-----4---------------3-------5------9-------7-----------------------------|
D|-----5-------4-------5-------5------9-------7-----------------------------|
A|-----5-------5-------3-------3------7-------5-----------------------------|
E|-----3-------3-------3-------3------7-------5-----------------------------|
You'll Galso nGsusote that Csusthe chordCs start Emat the DEND of each "Walk Away".
e|----3------| |----3------|
B|----3------| |----3------|
G|-----------| |-----------|
D|----2------| |----2------|
A|----3------| |----2------|
E|-----------| |-----------|           
      C2            Em
Verse:
GMinutes, turn into Chours
And Ghours, bleed into Cdays
It's been Emyears now
Since the Dtrouble
You Cleft me
And I wanna Dsay
Chorus:
I'm not Gbitter
But CI've seen better days
I'm not Gbitter
Is it the Cbetter man that always
Walks awayG  
Verse:
No Gphone call
Or even a Cletter
No Gwords
To cause me any Cpain
It's been Emyears now
Since Danything
Could Churt me
And through this Dlife
I think my Cway
Chorus:
I'Gm not bitter
But CI've seen better days
I'm not Gbitter
Is it the Cbetter man that always
Bridge:
Walks awayD  C  
Watch me walk awayD  C  
Chorus:
I'm not Gbitter
But CI've seen better days
I'm not Gbitter
I'll be the Cbetter man, 
Watch me walk awayG  C  
Outro:                   
Watch me walk awayG  
(I'm Not CBitter)
Watch me walk awayG  
(I'm Not CBitter)
Watch me walk awayG  

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Bitter

by Teddy Geiger

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Gsus

Csus

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Tuning: Standard

Alright, this is my first tab, but I know these chords are 100% correct.

Also, if you'd like to play these chords exactly as they sound in the recording,

G C Em D

you will need to bar chord these , , , and chords.

Just listen to the song, and you can tell when he makes the G and C into suspended chords.

e|-----3------------------------------7-------5-----------------------------|

B|-----3------------------------------7-------5-----------------------------|

G|-----4---------------3-------5------9-------7-----------------------------|

D|-----5-------4-------5-------5------9-------7-----------------------------|

A|-----5-------5-------3-------3------7-------5-----------------------------|

E|-----3-------3-------3-------3------7-------5-----------------------------|

G Gsus Csus C Em D

You'll also note that the chords start at the END of each "Walk Away".

e|----3------| |----3------|

B|----3------| |----3------|

G|-----------| |-----------|

D|----2------| |----2------|

A|----3------| |----2------|

E|-----------| |-----------|

C2 Em

Verse:

G C

Minutes, turn into hours

G C

And hours, bleed into days

It's been years now

Since the trouble

You left me

And I wanna say

Chorus:

I'm not bitter

But I've seen better days

I'm not bitter

Is it the better man that always

Walks away

Verse:

No phone call

Or even a letter

No words

To cause me any pain

It's been years now

Since anything

Could hurt me

And through this life

I think my way

Chorus:

I'm not bitter

But I've seen better days

I'm not bitter

Is it the better man that always

Bridge:

D C

Walks away

D C

Watch me walk away

Chorus:

I'm not bitter

But I've seen better days

I'm not bitter

I'll be the better man,

G C

Watch me walk away

Outro:

Watch me walk away

(I'm Not Bitter)

Watch me walk away

(I'm Not Bitter)

Watch me walk away

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