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Submitter: RoKnRoll
Band: Live
Song: D.A.O.C.
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Bb|------------------|
Gb|--7—7—9—10-9-7----|
Db|---------------9--|
Ab|------------------|
EB|-7----------------|
Repeat this through the song until you get tired of it.
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That should be all /_/ _/ /_
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My Tab is tooo short.
This is not correct don’t pay attention
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B|77777777777777777777777777|
G|--------------------------|
D|7---7-----7-----7------7--|
A|--------------------------|
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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#1 by at Aug 23, 1977 at 3:45 AM EST |
| Yeah, very underrated track! Coming from the spiritual philosophy viewpoint the first verse suggests Krishnamurti's idea that attachment and thoughtless acts can cause personal sorrow through regret. I think the dead man is metaphorical, being someone who has succumbed to the grind of daily life and become emotionally numb and hardened. Its the sense of a life ruined in the same way that the environment was affected when the dam was built. But the beautiful river is still there and by metaphorically taking this guy to the river they're making him spiritually aware, a kind of rebirth. | |
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Jordan Wanna Be |
#2 by Jordan Ivory-Marcotte at Mar 1, 2006 at 8:09 PM EST |
| I think this song is about him getting rid of person that he murdered, and regretting it. | |
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