Buster Chords
by Spiderbait
Buster by Spiderbait is a guitar song. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Tabbed by Trent [email protected]
Riff 1/bass riff
E-------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------
G-------------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------
A-------------------------------------------
E---7---7---7-7-2-4-5--7---7---7-7-4-5-2----
Riff 2
E-------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------
G--4--4-4-4--2--2-2-2--1--1-1-1-------------------
D-------------------------------4--4-4-4--2-2-1-1-
A-------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------
play twice and then play this twice
E----------------------
B----------------------
G----------------------
D--1-h-2-h-4-----4--1--
A----------------------
E----------------------
Riff 3
E--7--7-7-7--5--5-5-5--4--4-4-4-------------------
B-------------------------------7--7-7-7--5-5-4-4-
G-------------------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------------------
A-------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------
Play twice then play this twice
E----------------------
B--4-h-5-h-7-----7--4--
G----------------------
D----------------------
A----------------------
E----------------------
Riff 4-
E--11-11--11-12-12--12-14-14--14-16-16-14--
B------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------
E--11-11--11-12-12--12-14-14--14-----------
B--------------------------------14-14-12--
G------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------
A------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------
*Riff 1 is played early in the song.
*Riff 2 and 3 are the same but are an octave apart.
*Riff 4 is played under Riff 3, and at one point all other
instruments stop and the second half of riff 4 is played
by itself.
I will be happy to answer any questions.