Note: There are more Tom Petty tabs on this site in the 'P' file under 'Petty Tom'. There are quite a few tabs for this classic song but I'm pretty sure most of them, which are tabbed in the key of , are wrong. If you use standard tuning and place a capo on the third fret you can play the song keyed in which I think sounds a lot better. Chords used: e|-----5-----6-----3----- B|-----6-----6-----6----- G|-----5-----5-----5----- D|-----3-----3-----5----- A|------------3----- E|------------ I'm going to tab the song for guitar 1 as though the capoed third fret was the guitar's open tuning. Guitar 2 is tabbed in standard tuning. Intro: Guitar 1: Acoustic g|--2--3----3-2--0--|--2--3----3-2--0--| D|--3--3----3-3--3--|--3--3----3-3--3--| A#|--2--2----2-2--2--|--2--2----2-2--2--| F|--0--0----0-0--2--|--0--0----0-0--2--| C|------------0--|------------0--| G|------------|------------| Verse 1: Guitar 1 with a down strum on each chord only. |---------Note--------- She's a good girl lo----ves her mama, | Commas, full-stops |and exclamation marks Loves Jesus and Amer -- ica too. |in the lyrics denote |the separation between She's a good girl cra zy 'bout Elvis, |two bars of the music. | She loves horses and her boy - friend too. | Verse 2: Guitar 1 continues with single down strum, drums and bass come in. Bass line: A|o----1----1-0--3-o|-----This same riff is repeated throughout------| E|o-1------------o|-----most of the song and doesn't change.-------| Lyrics: An' it's a long day livin' in Reseda, There's a freeway runnin' through the yard, An' I'm a bad boy 'cause I don't even miss her, I'm a bad boy for breakin' her heart. Chorus: Guitar 1 strums the chords in a different pattern but with exactly the same timing and progression. Now I'm free! I'm free fallin'! Yeah I'm free! I'm free fallin'! Verse 3: And all the vampires walking through the valley, Move west down Ventura Boulevard, And all the bad boys are standing in the shadows, And the good girls are at home with broken hearts. Chorus: Now I'm free! I'm free fallin'! Yeah I'm free! I'm free fallin'! First bridge: Guitar 1: g|--2---3----3-2--0----|----2--3----3-2--0--| D|--3---3----3-3--3----|----3--3----3-3--3--| A#|--2---2----2-2--2----|----2--2----2-2--2--| F|--0---0----0-0--2----|----0--0----0-0--2--| C|------------0----|------------0-------| G|------------|------------| Guitar 2: Electric, clean D|------------7--7-5--3h5-3------------|F And I'm free! (fallin' now I'm free fallin') Free fallin'! (now I'm free fallin' now I'm free fallin') Yeah I'm free! (fallin' now I'm free fallin') Free fallin'! (now I'm free fallin' now I'm free fallin') Second bridge (with backing vocals): Guitar 2: 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & e|------------|------------| B|------------|------------| G|------------|------------| D|------------|------------| A|--3-3-3-3\8-8-8-8-8-|-8-3-3-3\10-10-10-10-10-| E|--1-1-1-1\6-6-6-6-6-|-6-1-1-1\8--8--8--8--8--| 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & e|------------|------------| B|------------|------------| G|------------|------------| D|------------|------------| A|--3-3-3-3\8-8-8-8-8-|-8-3-3-3\10-10-10-10-10-| E|--1-1-1-1\6-6-6-6-6-|-6-1-1-1\8--8--8--8--8--| Free fallin' now I'm free fallin' Chorus (with backing vocals): Yeah I'm free! Free fallin'! Ow! (free fallin' now I'm free fallin') Free fallin'! (now I'm free fallin' now I'm free fallin') Yeah I'm free-ee! Ow! (free fallin' now I'm free fallin') I'm free fallin'! (free fallin' now I'm free fallin') The song finishes fading here. That's it! I hope it's not too messy and you can understand how all those choruses go.

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque la liberté et les choix de vie, à travers le récit d'un jeune homme qui se sent déconnecté de certaines relations, en particulier celles qui l'engagent émotionnellement. Il fait face aux contrastes de la vie quotidienne, entre les aspirations et les réalités, tout en exprimant un sentiment de légèreté et d'évasion. Il décrit une existence marquée par des plaisirs simples, mais aussi par des déceptions, dans un paysage qui illustre le rêve américain, avec ses héros et ses ombres. Le contexte de cette œuvre se situe dans une ambiance américaine des années 80, où les valeurs de liberté et d'indépendance personnelle sont à la fois célébrées et mises en question. L'auteur révèle à travers sa musique un mélange de nostalgie et d'insouciance, offrant une réflexion sur les relations humaines et sur le choix d'être « libre » dans un monde rempli de responsabilités.