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My Heart
Third Day

©2001 New Spring Publishing, Inc. / Vandura 2500 Songs / ASCAP.
Tabbed by Nate, email: NateKupp@msn.com

There isn't really much guitar in the intro and first verse, just bass - the
entire guitar part is just sliding from the 9th fret on the A string down and
then up to the 9th on the G string.
  
Verse 1

Pre-Chorus:
Acoustic guitar strums, Electric just picks this out with light distortion:
F#m  Dsus2           
F#m  Dsus2  E

Chorus:
Electric guitar switches to heavier distortion:
A       Dsus2
F#m     Dsus2  E
A       Dsus2
F#m
Dsus2   E      A

Post-Chorus
E--------------------------|
B--------------------------|
G--------------7-----------|
D--7p6h7h9p7p6---7p6h9p7---| 1x
A--------------------------|
E--------------------------|

 
Verse 2 Tab        
Just electric, with same distortion as chorus:
                   *
E-----------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------|
D------7---7---6h7-----7---7---6h7--| 3x, then to *
A------------------5-5---5----------|
E--5-5---5---5---------------4------|

Pre-Chorus

Chorus

Yeah Yeah Yeah Part (For lack of a better name)
D A E  5x

Chorus until "Take Me Away" played, but instead of normal chords, play the
Verse 2 tab 1x then after that finish chorus with normal chorus chords, to
never feel my heart break, then a key change up two notes and repeat the
chorus, i.e.

B    E
G#m  E   F#
B    E
G#m
E    F#               
E    F#               
E    F#  A

Play Verse 2 tab 4x and end.

The only part I'm not sure this is exactly right on is the Verse 2 tab, if
you think any of this is wrong or have any comments, email me at
NateKupp@msn.com