name: Colleen Plein
artist: Hanson
SongTitle: "This Time Around"
Tabs: This Time Around
(I. Hanson/T. Hanson/Z. Hanson)
From the Album - "This Time Around"
Transcribed by Colleen Plein (ThinknOfU3@aol.com)
-Okay, I changed this. I saw hanson perform live on MTV, and there's
no capo. You can still do the capo version (it's the same thing, you
just don't have to use bar chords), but here's the updated one if you
want to be technically perfect.
Chords: G# F# C# A#m D#
E 4 2 4 6 6
B 4 2 6 6 8
G 5 3 6 6 8
D 6 4 6 8 8
A 6 4 4 8 6
E 4 2 X 6 X
X - means don't strum that string
Intro (Piano transcribed for guitar):
E------------------------------------------1---------------------------
B---1----------------------------1---1--4------------------------------
G------3--1--3--1--1-----1--1h3---------------3--1--1-----1--1h3--0----
D---------------------3--------------------------------3---------------
A----------------------------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------------------------
Verse:
G# F# C# G#
It's getting colder in this ditch where I lie
G# F# C# G#
I'm feeling older and I'm wondering why
G# F# C# G#
I heard they told her it was tell and live or die
G# F# C# G#
I didn't know her but I know why she lied
G# F# C# G#
I didn't know her but I know why she died
Chorus:
F# C#
You can't say I didn't give it
G#
I won't wait another minute
F# C# G#
We're on our way this time around
F# C#
You can't say I didn't give it
G#
I won't wait another minute
F# C# F#
We're on our way this time around
F# Am# C#
And we won't go down
Verse:
I heard them say that dreams should stay in your head
Well I feel ashamed of things that I've said
Put on these chains and you live a free life
Well I'd rather bleed just to know why I die
Repeat Chorus
Bridge:
D# C#
All I know is that fear has got to go
This time around
Guitar Riff:
E-----------------------------------
B-----------------------------------
G---5--6p5-6p5--5--6p5-6p5--5------- (Repeat 2 times)
D-----------------------------------
A-----------------------------------
E-----------------------------------
Verse:
I've started feeling like I don't want to fight
Give in to the given and put out the light
Cannons a blazing shower these moonlit skies
Then I remember and I know why he died
Do you know why I'd died
Repeat Chorus
-Okay, I know there's a guitar solo thingy here, but
on the copy I have you can't hear it almost at all, so
I couldn't tab it out. I'll be sure to get it when I
get the CD! I hope you enjoy it, it's a great song!
-Colleen Plein
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David Average |
#1 by David White at May 15, 1976 at 11:59 AM EST |
| Umm lyndxerr you were right...my sister is good frineds with Isaac and Zack and she told me that they wanted the song to be exactly how you put it.....but i do believe the part about "quiting....giving into the fight...give into the givin....put out the light" stuff has some meaning we will never know 1 | |
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Sinan90 Average |
#2 by Sinan90 at Nov 11, 1980 at 6:00 AM EST |
| Actually I retract my previous statement. About the Columbine thing. Cuz it doesn't make any sense that way.. lol. | |
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Jimmy Average |
#3 by Jimmy Dresbach at Sep 7, 1981 at 9:59 PM EST |
| Sounds like they've had trouble in their lives and want to make it right "this time around." It's pretty self-explainatory. | |
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Adam Average |
#4 by Adam Kerrison at Jul 27, 1987 at 2:48 AM EST |
| To me, this song is about fighting for what you believe in. I also feel that in a way it can be about what we believe in the US... "cannons are blazing shower these moonlit skies, then I remember, and I know why he died." To me, that line talks about how our forefathers died for us, and we must remember WHY they died. Although I take it in a patriotic way, I feel that it can be taken also in a religious way, or in any case of martyrdom. Like I said before, this song is basically about fighting for what you believe in, and going on even though those before you may have failed or been repressed or whatever. | |
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Alex Wanna Be |
#5 by Alex Gibb at Dec 18, 1994 at 3:52 PM EST |
| This is the VERY SONG that made me love them. I wasn't a big fan of theirs before until this song came out. It's just so ... mature and grown and the way they sing it ... WOW!! This is such a rockin' song! | |
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bigus Average |
#6 by bigus dickus at Sep 29, 2007 at 8:03 PM EST |
| Pretty sure the first part of the song is about the shooting in Columbine and that girl (Cassie?.. I don't remember her name) not denying her belief in God. And then the part where it says "Then I remember and I know why he died" is about the death of Jesus. So yeah. I got a religious meaning out of it. | |
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RANDOM Lead Player |
#7 by RANDOM Doom at Oct 3, 2007 at 7:31 PM EST |
| my cousin and i used to think they said "all i know is that your ass gets cold, this time around." when we heard it on th radio for the first time. a+ | |
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keith Wanna Be |
#8 by keith mckinlay at Oct 3, 2007 at 8:42 PM EST |
| "If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied." -Rudyard Kipling, author, Nobel laureate (1865-1936) | |
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HIYA Wanna Be |
#9 by HIYA at Oct 4, 2007 at 9:50 PM EST |
| I love this song because it is so catchy and well executed. It is also very sincere. It makes me feel like giving everything a second shot, and to be more determined. This time around i WILL succed. In this song Hanson once again do something they are incredibly good at.... by suddenly building into an extremely rocky and loud chorus, from a relaxed verse. Once again a very tuneful and catchy song with spot on vocal harmonies. | |