Communication Breakdown Uke tab by Led Zeppelin

5 Chords used in the song: E, D, A, A7, B7

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Artist: Led Zeppelin

Album: Mothership

Year: 2007

Difficulty:

4.1

(Intermediate)

Key: unknownChords

Led Zepplin, Communication Breakdown - Uke

E  DAD E

Verse
E       D A D    E                 D A D
Hey, Girl,  Stop what you're doin'
E    D  A   D      E                D A D
Hey, Girl,  You'll drive me to ruin
E                       D A    D          E               DAD
I don't know what it is I like about you, but I like it alot
E                     D  A   D  E                     D A D
Oh, to let me hold you,  Let me feel you lovin charms.


Chorus

A7
Communication breakdown its always the same
B7
I'm havin' a nervous breakdown .. drive me insane

E  DADE  E  DAD

Verse
E    D   A  D     E                                   D A D
Hey, Girl,  I got something I think you ought to know
E       D A  D       E                           D  A  D
Hey,  babe,  I wanna tell you that I love you so
E            D   A  D  E            D  A  D
I wanna hold you in my arms,  yeah
E                       D A D    E                     D A D
I'm never gonna let you go       'cause I like your charms


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E   DADE          DAD
Communications Breakdown
Communications Breakdown

Uke tab by Barn1uk, 06 Mar 2010

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(Stillwater)

didn't think it would work on the uke... but with a little practice and the right timing... great!

07 Mar 2010

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About this song: Communication Breakdown

This blistering proto-punk anthem was inspired the Eddie Cochran song "Nervous Breakdown". It subsequently influenced Johnny Ramone's "all-downstroke" style of guitar playing. Page developed the riff during the band's first tour in Scandinavia, when they were still playing as The New Yardbirds. It was one of the first songs Jimmy Page and Robert Plant worked on together. For more trivia and info on this song, check out the Communication Breakdown Songfacts.

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