Guitar Tabs

Absence of Fear
    by Jewel Kilcher
        Tabbed by Liz Timerlake

Intro:
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Verse 1: "Inside my skin...It's waiting for lightning"
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pre-chorus: "It's waiting for you"
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Chorus: "I am wanting" (play this once) "I am needing"(play again)
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.ding (carries over from the needing) You, to be here inside the 
absence of " (Play this twice)
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"Fear" (play like intro)

-the second verse plays like the first verse with maybe some slight 
variations, but you should be able to figure it out using what I gave
you.