Please Please Me (tab)Beatles

"Please Please Me" — their first UK chart-topper. John and Paul harmonise on the title phrase, urgency growing with every repetition.

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From: [email protected] (Marc Hertzberg
Subject: TAB: "Please Please Me" by The Beatles
Posting this in response to an EMAIL request. Don`t get to follow this
group much any more, as we`re kind of busy here at Digital keeping the
ship afloat. I can often respond to EMAIL requests for Beatles tab given
a little time, though. Feel free to ask.
Marc
Please Please Me
(Lennon/McCartney)
Intro:
          E
-|----------12--11--9--7--9--7--4----12--11--9--7--9--7--4--0------------
-|----------------------------------------------------------0------------
-|-----------9---8--6--4--6--4--1-----9---8--6--4--6--4--1--1------------
-|----------------------------------------------------------2------------
-|----------------------------------------------------------2------------
-|---/7--0---(bass only)------------------------------------0------------
Verse:
   E                                  A  E     G  A  B
-|--0----0-----0--0----0----0-----0--0--0-----3--5--7--------------------
-|--5----4-----2--0----2----0--------2--0-----3--5--7--------------------
-|--------------------------------1--2--1-----4--6--8--------------------
-|--------------------------------------------5--7--9--------------------
-|--------------------------------------------5--7--9--------------------
-|--------------------------------------------3--5--7--------------------
Last night I said these words to my girl
   E                              A   E
-|--0--0----0---0----0--0----0---0---0-----------------------------------
-|--5--4----2---0----2--0--------2---0-----------------------------------
-|---------------------------1---2---1-----------------------------------
-|---------------------------------------------------2--2----------------
-|---------------------------------------------------------2-------------
-|---------------------------------------------0--0----------------------
I know you ne - ver e - ven try girl
Chorus:
      A              F#m             C#m              A
Come on Come on Come on Come on
Come on Come on Come on Come on
E A B E (repeat intro riff)
Please please me oh yeah like I please you.
Verse 2:
You don`t need me to show the way girl
Why do I always have to say girl
Repeat chorus
Middle:
 A
I don`t want to sound complaining
  B                                  E
But you know there`s always rain in my heart
 A
I do all the pleasing with you
  B                           E
It`s so hard to reason with you
A B E (repeat intro riff)
Oh yeah, why do you make me blue?
Third verse same as the first,
Repeat chorus, but second line of chorus is repeated three times, then :
Ending chords are:
 E   G   C   B   E
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Tab Special Notations:
----0---- play the open string (`fret zero`)
----5---- play fret five
----5~--- play fret five with vibrato
---5/7--- play fret five, slide up to fret seven
---75--- play fret seven, slide down to fret five
--8b(9)-- play fret eight, bend the string (at fret eight) to reach
the pitch of fret nine
--b(9)8-- play fret eight already bent to the pitch of fret nine,
unbending until it reaches the normal pitch of fret eight
----h7--- hammer-on to fret seven
----p5--- pull-off to fret five
---/7---- slide up to fret 7 (the starting fret of the slide is
undefined, judge by ear)
---15--- play fret 15, slide down (the ending fret of the slide is
undefined, judge by ear)
---0h3--- play the open string and immediately hammer-on to fret
three
---7p5--- play fret seven and immediately pull-off to fret five

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  • Originally written as a Roy Orbison-style ballad. George Martin suggested speeding it up. Released in January 1963, reaching #1 in most UK charts.