Eight Days A Week Uke tab by The Beatles

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INTRO C//// D//// F//// C/
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C                     D
Ooh x xxxx xxxx xxxx babe,
F                     C
Guess xxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
C                     D
Hope xxx xxxx xx xxxx xxxx,
F                   C
Just xxxx x xxxx xxx

Am          F        Am          D
Hold xx, love me, xxxx me, xxxx me  
C                              D
I xxxxx xxx xxxxxxx xxx xxxx babe,
F                C
Eight xxxx x xxxx

C                     D
Love xxx xxxxx xxx girl,
F                C
Always xx xx xxxx
C                       D
One xxxxx x xxx xxx girl,
F                     C
Love xxx xxx xxx xxxx

Am         F          Am          D
Hold xx, love me, xxxx me, xxxx me
C                                D
I xxxxx xxx xxxxxxx xxx xxxx girl,
F                C
Eight xxxx x xxxx
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G
Eight xxxx x week
Am
I xxxx you
D
Eight xxxx x xxxx   
F             G
Is not xxxxxx to xxxx x care

C                     D
Love xxx xxxxx xxx girl,
F                C
Always xx xx xxxx
C                       D
One xxxxx x xxx xxx girl,
F                     C
Love xxx xxx xxx xxxx

Am         F          Am          D
Hold xx, love me, xxxx me, xxxx me
C                                D
I xxxxx xxx xxxxxxx xxx xxxx girl,
F                C
Eight xxxx x xxxx

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hope you like it!

05 Mar 2011

simple and harmonic :)

01 Mar 2011

just not good enough to compete with other versions of the tab

by cock scua

27 Feb 2011

About this song

"Eight Days a Week" is a song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, which was recorded by The Beatles and released on their December 1964 album Beatles for Sale. "Eight Days a Week" is the first song which the Beatles took into the studio unfinished to work on arrangement during the session, which would later become common. The song was mainly recorded in two recording sessions on 6 October devoted exclusively to this song, which lasted nearly seven hours with a fifteen-minute break in between.