Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine by The White Stripes
from the album Elephant

Tabbed by Keith Railton (http://www.mooworldorder.com/)

This song rocks out! There are some cheesy blues breaks, with some of 
that added Jack innovation.


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INTRO / VERSE

I dunno if there two guitars here or what, but there are plenty notes 
being doubled at the octave here. I can't find a perfect way of playing 
these chords, and I've tried a hundred different ways. You can play 
this:

||--0-------------0----|---------------0----|--------------------|
||--0-------------0----|-0---0---0-0---0----|--------------------|
||*-x---0---0-0---x----|-0---0---0-0---x---*|*-2--2-2--2-2------*|
||*-2---0---0-0---2----|-0---0---0-0---2---*|*-2--2-2--2-2-2----*|
||--2---x---x-x---2----|-x---x---x-x---2----|--0--0-0--0-0-2-----|
||--0---3---3-3---0----|-3---3---3-3---0----|--------------0-----|
    E5  G5                                     A5          E5

Back to the E->G riff then:

|---------------------------|--------------------------||
|---------------------------|----------8-8-8-8-8-8-8---||
|-6--6-6---11-11-11-11-11---|-6--6-6---6-6-6-6-6-6-6---||
|-5--5-5---12-12-12-12-12---|-7--7-7---5-5-5-5-5-5-5---||
|-5--5-5---12-12-12-12-12---|-7--7-7--(7)7-7-7-7-7-7---||
|-7--7-7---10-10-10-10-10---|-5--5-5-------------------||
  B        D                  A        Em+#6 (?)


Try variations on those chords if you want. The right notes are there, 
maybe not in the right order. =S



VERSE

The verse riff is virtually identical to the intro except the last two 
bars, rather than B D A Jazz Chord, you simply go from B to D.

When it comes to the gaps, you just don't play what you would be 
playing. That's easy right?



GUITAR BREAKS

There are a number of little guitar breaks. The first kicks off at about 
1:32 ish:

||----3b5r3~--|-3p0----------------------------||
||------------|-----3p0------------------------||
||------------|---------2-b-3--2p0-------------||
||-2----------|--------------------2p0---------||
||-2----------|------------------------2p0-----||
||-0----------|----------------------------3p0-||


The next is about 1:40. The bend between the 2nd and 3rd frets on the G 
string is prett prolonged in this one:

||----3~-------|-3p0------------------||
||-------------|-----3p0--------------||
||-------------|---------2-b-3-2p0----||
||-2-----------|------------------2p0-||
||-2-----------|----------------------||
||-0-----------|----------------------||


The next 'un is at 1:45 and we're in A:

||-----5----------|-5-5-5-5------5-5------5-5--------||
||-------8b10r8-8-|---------8b10-----8b10-----8b10r8-||
||-2--------------|----------------------------------||
||-2--------------|----------------------------------||
||-0--------------|----------------------------------||
||----------------|----------------------------------||


Back to E at 1:52. He gets some crazy harmonics in the 2nd bar here, try 
your best you can get the same note just about over the 2nd fret:

||---------------|-3-0----0-------------------------||
||-----2---------|------3----3-<2.2><2.2><2.2>-3b5r-||
||-----2b3-r-2---|----------------------------------||
||-2-------------|----------------------------------||
||-2-------------|----------------------------------||
||-0-------------|----------------------------------||


Back to the verse. This time in the gaps, just before starting the riff 
up again Jack plays his familiar reverse rake on the 3rd fret harmonics:

||-<3>------||
||--<3>-----||
||---<3>----||
||----<3>---||
||----------||
||----------||


That's about it. Listen carefully!