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                The Silent Treatment - The Everly Brothers
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Written by: Hoffman/Manning
Recorded in 1960 but left unissued.. First released on the 1977 “New Album”.
Now a bonus track on: “It’s Everly Time / A Date with the Everly Brothers”

Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
Capo: 1st fret
Play: D
Key: Eb/D#
For original chords transpose +1

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[Intro]
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[Verse]
             
If I called yo

            
u once I must 

            
have called yo

             
u a thousand t

          
imes
           
You’re never h

              
ome, never, ne

           
ver, never hom

e

            
Every time I c

             
all your mothe

            
r gives me the

           
 same old line
              
It’s plain to 

            
see, you’re du

      
cking me


[Chorus]
              
Am I gettin’ t

   
he    silent t

reatment
             
  Silent treat

      
ment,   silent

 treatment
             
From you, gee,

              
 I hate this c

       
old and   sile

nt treatment
             
  Silent treat

      
ment,   silent

 treatment
     
From you, oo, 

say it ain’t t

rue


[Interlude]
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[Verse]
             
We used to be 

          
as close as pa

        
ges in a book
              
Baby what’s th

             
e score; don’t

              
 you love me a

  
nymore

             
We’ve been apa

            
rt so long I’v

           
e forgotten ho

      
w you look
            
I miss you so,

              
 please let me

 
 know


[Chorus] + coda
              
Am I gettin’ t

   
he    silent t

reatment
             
  Silent treat

      
ment,   silent

 treatment
             
From you, gee,

              
 I hate this c

       
old and   sile

nt treatment
             
  Silent treat

      
ment,   silent

 treatment
             
From you, oo, 

              
say it ain’t t

       
rue