Dawn Of A New Day Intro Guitar Tab

		
		Ver 1 Ver 2 Ver 3 
	

Reroute To Remain Tabs:

Dawn Of A New Day Bass Tab

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I put 2 ways to play it cuase it took me a while to learn how to move chords pretty
quick, and especially wiht this song. So i put an easy way and a hard way. If you're a
good player then u may be able to afford the skill to play it this way, Make sure you DO
NOT play the strings that are "X"ed or else it sounds WAY off...

Harder, More accurate way
|---x--x--x----x--x--x---x----------------------------|
|---4--x--x----4--x--x---x----------------------------|
|---5--5--7----5--3--4--5-----------------------------|
|---5--6--8----5--5--6--8-----------------------------|
|---3--6--8----3--5--6--8-----------------------------|
|---x--4--6----x--3--4--6-----------------------------|
    1  1A 1A   1  1A 1A 2     * SEE BELOW

Easier, More fundamental way (stil sounds good I promise)
|--------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------|
|--10---6---8-----10---5---3---6-------------------|
|--10---6---8-----10---5---3---6-------------------|
|---8---4---6------8---3---1---4-------------------|
    1   1A  1A    1   1A  1A   2     *SEE BELOW

Strumming Pattern.. Its hard to get at first...but heres how it goes. (d=down strum   
strum.... just checking)The strumming pattern kina reminds me of something youd find at 
Kentucky Derby.

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture spence Average	#1 by spence o'brien at Apr 15, 1971 at 4:25 PM EST
	I think Reroute To Remain is their best album, with Clayman and COme Clarity, and just because they're changing and are adding more depth doesn't mean that they are "selling Out"

No Picture Bert Wanna Be	#2 by Bert Hastings at Dec 30, 1975 at 1:45 AM EST
	listening to this and system im starting to get worried about In Flames losing their heaviness edge they've had on the other albums :( theyre one of my fav bands as well.

No Picture randy Professional	#3 by randy taylor at May 18, 1978 at 2:58 PM EST
	best song

No Picture Jake Wanna Be	#4 by Jake Wilson at Nov 14, 1979 at 12:36 AM EST
	hey don't say this means they are losing their sound. look back at old in flames. the song timeless on the album Subterranean was a softer song. completely acoustic. even back on Lunar Strain they had some softer shit. Everlost [Part II] is a good example. so i don't think they are getting softer, i think they are difining their sound and staying the same, on almost every album they've had some softer shit. personally i like this newer direction In flames has gone.

No Picture william Average	#5 by william at Aug 24, 1989 at 3:47 PM EST
	Wow, I ever liked the "softer" sounds of In Flames most! This Song is great!

No Picture Ben Wanna Be	#6 by Ben Koss at Mar 2, 1999 at 11:17 PM EST
	genetic engineering ...hmmm sounded good at the time

No Picture Brennan Wanna Be	#7 by Brennan unknown at Oct 1, 2005 at 7:26 AM EST
	A couple slow songs (good ones) doesnt mean there losing there edge.