Band: Oasis
Song: Stop Crying Your Heart Out (acoustic)

I tabbed this song from an acoustic version that i found. 

Place a capo on the 2nd fret.

Chords Used:

A - x02220
O - x00000   (im not sure of the name of this chord so il call it O for the purp
C1 - x05050
B1 - x04030
F - 133211
C/G - 320010
C/G addG - 320013
C - 032010
C addG - 032013
Ddim - xx0230
Fmaj7 - x03210

This is the pattern in which the intro and verse are played using the A and O ch
   
       A A A A    O O O A
E |---0--0--0--0---0--0--0-0----|
B |---2--2--2--2---0--0--0-2----|
G |---2--2--2--2---0--0--0-2----|
D |---2--2--2--2---0--0--0h2----|
A |---0--0--0--0---0--0--0-0----|
E |-----------------------------|


   A  O  A  O  A
Hold on,  Hold on  
C1                    B1
Don't Be Scared
F
You'll never change whats been and gone

                   A  O  A  O        A O A O
May Your Smile         Shine on
C1                    B1
Don't Be Scared
F
You'll never change whats been and gone
        
                        C  CaddG 
Cos all of the stars                                                         On 
C CaddG        C/G addG                                                 once 
Are Fading Away
C/GaddG                Ddim
You don't have to worry
                                Fmaj7
You'll see them some day
                         C  CaddG
Take What you need
                         B1
And be on your way
                                   F
And stop crying your heart out

Well thats basically the whole song, you just repeat this for the next choruses 

The only other bits are the musical interlude which is played:

C  CaddG  C  C addG    C/G  C/GaddG  C/G  C/GaddG    A    F     (the chords to w
                                                                                
And the outro which is 

B1                              F
Stop crying your heart out

B1                              F
Stop crying your heart out

B1                              F
Stop crying your heart out

B1                              F
Stop crying your heart out

and then it plays the intro riff a few more times before ending.

Any comments or requests please email me at uncle_brian87@hotmail.com

cheers, Dave