Hate (I Really Don't Like You): Authentic Guitar TAB
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Hate (I Really Don't Like You): Authentic Guitar TAB

Plain White T's

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For almost a decade, the Plain White T's have been playing to packed audiences craving for that perfect pop-punk punch. Inspired by the booming local music scene, which included the likes of Smashing Pumpkins, Tom Higgenson recruited some kids from his local high school including guitarist Dave Tirio, and the Plain White T's were born. Now their smash hit song, "Hey There Delilah" has propelled Plain White T's to major pop stardom. All songs in this folio are faithfully transcribed in complete guitar TAB.

Songs: Our Time Now * Come Back to Me * Hate (I Really Don't Like You) * You and Me * Friends Don't Let Friends Dial Drunk * Making a Memory * So Damn Clever * Tearin' Us Apart * Write You a Song * Gimme a Chance * Figure It Out * Let Me Take You There * Hey There Delilah.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 80
SKU: 00-PSG-000825

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About the Artist: Plain White T's

Plain White T's emerged from the Chicago pop-punk scene in the early 2000s, drawing inspiration from the region's rich alternative rock heritage. Led by vocalist and guitarist Tom Higgenson, the band built a devoted following through relentless touring and infectious melodies before achieving mainstream recognition with their 2006 acoustic breakthrough, "Hey There Delilah."

The band's catalog spans the full spectrum of pop-punk energy, from introspective ballads to explosive rock anthems. Their guitar-driven approach and hook-laden songwriting have made them fixtures in the repertoire of guitarists exploring modern pop-rock styles.

Why we love this

This collection captures the exact arrangements that made Plain White T's a cultural touchstone for a generation of guitarists. The mix of acoustic moments and full-band energy means students encounter genuine stylistic variety within a single folio, from fingerpicking patterns to power chord sequences they actually recognize.

What to expect

Upbeat, relatable, and driving. These songs capture the pop-punk blend of earnest emotion and infectious energy, moving between reflective acoustic passages and the kind of bright, propulsive rhythms that make you want to play along. The collection feels both celebratory and genuine, the work of musicians who genuinely connected with their audience.

Who it's for

This folio works for guitarists in grades 9-12 and beyond who want to learn songs from their own musical world. Students already familiar with these tracks will stay engaged while building real technical skills, and teachers can use these arrangements to bridge the gap between what students want to play and what actually develops their technique.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to the dynamic shifts between verses and choruses; many of these songs live in the contrast between intimate, stripped-down moments and fuller, driven sections.
  • Use the TAB to nail the specific fingerings on "Hey There Delilah" and "You and Me," which rely on precise picking patterns rather than standard chord shapes.
  • Lock in the rhythm with a metronome through the pop-punk cuts, where steady eighth-note strumming and consistent palm-muting create the driving energy.

How to use it

This works beautifully as supplemental repertoire for jazz or guitar ensemble classes, or as motivation material for private students who need the confidence boost of learning songs they actually love. The 13-song scope also makes it ideal for a unit where students can choose one or two pieces to master, perform, and present to peers.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar TAB fluently across varied rhythmic and melodic contexts
  • Executing fingerpicking patterns on acoustic guitar
  • Controlling dynamics and tone in both quiet and amplified settings
  • Managing palm-muting and strumming consistency in pop-punk grooves
  • Translating standard notation awareness into fretboard execution

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