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The Young Veins - Take A Vacation

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Bminor
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These are the chords for the Young Veins' song, "Take a Vacation!" off their
brand-new album, "Take a Vacation".
The chords were transposed by my friend Vin Innocente and the tab is by
Dominic Provenzano. This is my first tab.
Let me know what you think, and go buy this excellent album!
CAPO ON 2nd FRET
Intro: Bm, G  
(A) (E) (F#m)
I need to take a Vacation!
(F) (G) (F#m)
If this is settling down
(F)
Then why are you here?
(A) (E) (F#m)
I want a big celebration
(F) (F#m)
the night we get back in town
(Bm) (G)
and I hope you're all there
(Bm) (E) (F#m)
We'll leave the waves at the ocean
(Bm) (G) (A)
And keep them all in a picture
(Bm) (E) (F#m)
We'll leave the cold where we came from
(Bm) (G) (E)
Our loneliness will keep us warm
(Bm) (G) (Bm) (G) (E)
We're going, going, going, very far
(A) (E) (F#m)
I need to take a Vacation!
(F) (G) (F#m)
If this is settling down
(F)
Then why are you here?
(A) (E) (F#m)
I want a big celebration
(F) (F#m)
the night we get back in town
(Bm) (G)
and I hope you're all there
Bm) (E) (F#m)
We'll leave the past out to pasture
(Bm) (G) (A  
And take the days as they come
(Bm) (E) (F#m)
We'll leave the sand in a suitcase
(Bm) (G) (E)
So we don't forget the fun
(Bm) (G) (Bm) (G) (E)
We're going, going, going, very far
(A) (E) (F#m)
I need to take a Vacation!
(F) (G) (F#m)
If this is settling down
(F)
Then why are you here?
(A) (E) (F#m)
I want a big celebration
(F) (F#m)
the night we get back in town
(Bm) (G)
and I hope you're all there
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