Biography:
The Gaslight Anthem is an American punk band from New Brunswick, New Jersey. Since forming in 2006, they have released five full-length albums and an EP. They were described by Kerrang! magazine as “the best new band you’ll hear in 2008.” The lineup consists of Brian Fallon (vocals and guitar), Alex Levine (bass), Benny Horowitz (drums), and Alex Rosamilia (guitar). On July 29, 2015, the band announced an indefinite hiatus.
The Gaslight Anthem’s music embraces many elements of blues, classic rock, and punk rock.
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Here Comes My Man - The Gaslight Anthem
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Tabbed by LesThanPaul
Standard Tuning
Capo 1
The other chord version on here was a little to high for my voice, so I
rearranged it a little. You can use this as a solo acoustic version, but it
works to play along with the song as well. And thanks to Torn_Asunder for
submitting the original version that I based this off.
Chords used:
F#m7 242222
E 022100
Dadd9/F# 200320
A x02220
Intro: (relative to capo)
e|---------|
B|-3-2-0---|
G|-------2-|
D|---------|
A|---------|
E|---------|
F#m7 E Dadd9/F# A X2
E
F#m7 E
And how much time do you think that we have?
Dadd9/F# A
If I wanted to I could start over again
F#m7 E
Let the good night decide who she wants me to find
Dadd9/F# A
And I'll never let you drop another tear in my eye
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
E
F#m7 E
And all my life, I never had a chance
Dadd9/F# A
Don't you think I knew about all your pretty girlfriends?
F#m7 E
But I waited for you, gave you time to decide
Dadd9/F# A
But you never saw it from anybody else's side
F#m7 E
So I packed up my things and I faced up my doubts
Dadd9/F# A
You know I think I will grow my hair back out
F#m7 E
Nevermind what you think, nevermind what you like
Dadd9/F# A
I'll take it out to the streets for somebody else to admire
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
E
A F#m7
Maybe time will tell you why I got so much hell to sell you
Dadd9/F#
Please, please understand me
A E
Oh you can't just dance around me
A F#m7
Maybe your work will love you when I'm just not there to hold you
Dadd9/F#
Maybe your pride can be your companion
F#m7 Dadd9/F#
But I just won't be there to stand through it
F#m7 Dadd9/F# E
Not one more minute will I stand through it
You got me singing baby
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E A
Oh here comes my man
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Extra optional stuff:
These are just a couple things I like to do to add a little more to the song.
Notice how the intro riff looks a like it will fit nicely onto the A chord?
Well it does! When playing the A in the intro, you can instead play an
Asus4 A Asus2 A riff. This works in the verses throughout the song as well
and sounds pretty cool.
You can also play around with this concept in the chorus as I will diagram
below. Note for space reasons I will just write A2 for Asus2(x02200) and
A4 for Asus4 (x02230).
A2 A A2 A Dadd9/F# A A4 A A2 F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
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A little lengthy, but worth it for this awesome song.
I hope you enjoyed it, please Rate and Comment!
Here Comes My Man - The Gaslight Anthem
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by LesThanPaul
Standard Tuning
Capo 1
The other chord version on here was a little to high for my voice, so I
rearranged it a little. You can use this as a solo acoustic version, but it
works to play along with the song as well. And thanks to Torn_Asunder for
submitting the original version that I based this off.
Chords used:
F#m7 242222
E 022100
Dadd9/F# 200320
A x02220
Intro: (relative to capo)
e|---------|
B|-3-2-0---|
G|-------2-|
D|---------|
A|---------|
E|---------|
F#m7 E Dadd9/F# A X2
E
F#m7 E
And how much time do you think that we have?
Dadd9/F# A
If I wanted to I could start over again
F#m7 E
Let the good night decide who she wants me to find
Dadd9/F# A
And I'll never let you drop another tear in my eye
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
E
F#m7 E
And all my life, I never had a chance
Dadd9/F# A
Don't you think I knew about all your pretty girlfriends?
F#m7 E
But I waited for you, gave you time to decide
Dadd9/F# A
But you never saw it from anybody else's side
F#m7 E
So I packed up my things and I faced up my doubts
Dadd9/F# A
You know I think I will grow my hair back out
F#m7 E
Nevermind what you think, nevermind what you like
Dadd9/F# A
I'll take it out to the streets for somebody else to admire
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
E
A F#m7
Maybe time will tell you why I got so much hell to sell you
Dadd9/F#
Please, please understand me
A E
Oh you can't just dance around me
A F#m7
Maybe your work will love you when I'm just not there to hold you
Dadd9/F#
Maybe your pride can be your companion
F#m7 Dadd9/F#
But I just won't be there to stand through it
F#m7 Dadd9/F# E
Not one more minute will I stand through it
You got me singing baby
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
A Dadd9/F# A F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E F#m7 E Dadd9/F#
Oh here comes my man
E A
Oh here comes my man
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Extra optional stuff:
These are just a couple things I like to do to add a little more to the song.
Notice how the intro riff looks a like it will fit nicely onto the A chord?
Well it does! When playing the A in the intro, you can instead play an
Asus4 A Asus2 A riff. This works in the verses throughout the song as well
and sounds pretty cool.
You can also play around with this concept in the chorus as I will diagram
below. Note for space reasons I will just write A2 for Asus2(x02200) and
A4 for Asus4 (x02230).
A2 A A2 A Dadd9/F# A A4 A A2 F#m7
Singing oh sha la la, oh sha la la, listen honey, here comes my man
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A little lengthy, but worth it for this awesome song.
I hope you enjoyed it, please Rate and Comment!
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