D5
Livin' On The Edge (you can't help yourself at all)
              A#                                 A5
Livin' On The Edge (you can't help yourself)        (you can't help yourself)
              G5                                 F5
Livin' On The Edge (you can't help yourself)        (you can't help yourself)
              E5                                 D#5
Livin' On The Edge (you can't help yourself from falling)
                          D5
Livin' On The Edge, yeah, yeah...
|-----6-----------|-----5-----------|
|-----------------|-----------------|
|-7b8-(hold)------|-8r7-------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|
|------10---------|------8----------|-----6-----------|-----5-----------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-9b11-(hold)-----|-11r9------------|-7b8-(hold)------|-8r7-------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|-----------------|
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I didn't include the guitar solo because all the little nuances (bend here,
use slide here, bend-and-release here, etc.)  make it a bitch to get into
ASCII notation.  It's fairly simple to play if you can get the hang of
using a slide on and off (easier said than done!).  I'm not sure if my
"b" and "r" notation is standard, so if you don't understand, feel
free to drop me a line and I will clarify myself.
      D5     Bm     A5     A#     G5     F5     E5    D#5    G/B
   |---------2------------------------------------------------3--|
   |--3------3-------------3-----(8)----(6)----(5)----(4)-----3--|
   |--2------4------2------3-----(7)----(5)----(4)----(3)-----0--|
   |--0------4------2------3------5------3------2------1------0--|
   |--0------2------0------1------5------3------2------1------2--|
   |------------------------------5------3------2------1---------|
Questions, comments, and corrections welcome (as always)!
--
Kevin Bourrillion               Bradley University               IITYWYGMTB
phlegm@cs1.bradley.edu              Geisert 804              (309) 677-1193
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