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"Jane" by Ben Folds Five
Tabbed by Tim Swan

This song is a text book example of Ben Folds Five bass lines.  They 
start off simple and just follows the chords.  But as the song 
progressess the lines become more complex, adding in more notes and 
fills.  Almost every song is fashioned in this manner.


Intro
G---------
D---------
A---------
E-6----6--

Verse -  This is the basic line.  Robert Sledge mostly adds in extra
notes.  Just listen for them, they are easy.
G--------------------
D--------------------
A-----4--------------
E-6-------4---7---6--

Chorus - 
G---------------------------------
D------------5-7-8-7-3------------
A-6---5--3-------------5----------
E------------------------4-3-2-1--

Solo - Same as the Verse


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