See You Again — One String Guitar Tab

1. This melody uses just the 1st string (high E string) of your guitar. The fret sequence is: 4, 7, 9, 7, 0, 2, 2, 0, 4, 4, 7, 9, 11, 9, 7, 4, 2, 2, 0, 2, 2, 4, 0.
2. The melody has two main phrases. Start the first phrase by climbing: fret 4, fret 7, fret 9. Then step back to 7 and drop to the open string (0).
3. Play fret 2 twice, then open string (0). This descending passage feels like a gentle sigh.
4. The second phrase begins the same way — fret 4 twice, then climb higher: 7, 9, all the way to fret 11. This is the emotional peak of the melody.
5. Descend from the peak: fret 9, 7, 4, then fret 2 twice and open string (0). The melody is winding down.
6. Finish with a quiet ending: fret 2 twice, fret 4, then open string (0). Let the final note ring out — it's the emotional resolution.
7. See You Again is meant to feel emotional and unhurried. The original tempo is around 80 BPM. Play it slowly and let the ascending phrases build naturally. The two phrases share the same shape — climb, peak, descend — but the second one reaches higher (fret 11 vs. 9), which gives the melody its emotional arc.

Rushing the climb from fret 4 to fret 9 (or 11) — these ascending passages should feel gradual and emotional, not hurried. Let each note breathe. Making the drop from fret 7 or 9 to fret 0 sound abrupt — this is a big leap down the neck. Slide your hand smoothly rather than jumping. Losing the difference between the two phrases — the first peaks at fret 9, the second at fret 11. This distinction gives the melody its emotional progression, so make sure you reach fret 11 clearly in the second phrase. Playing the ending too fast — the final passage (2, 2, 4, 0) is the quiet resolution of the song. Slow down and give it space.