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Mausoleum Tab

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Mausoleum Guitar TAB



verse:

G G G G G      (THEN on the A string play this : C  D#   C  ; just the
notes)

chorus:

C#	B	A	G#	A-g#	A-G#


"no birds - part":

C# - D#		D# - C#		C# - C		C# - C


THEN BACK INTO THE FIRST PART

it ends on this

G	C#	G	C# . . . (REPEAT OVER AND OVER)

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Mausoleum Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Steve Wanna Be	#1 by Steve Smyth at Nov 1, 1972 at 5:02 AM EST
	"The world lances youth's lamb-like winter, winter" Such a creepy statement... what does it mean?

No Picture Connor Rhythm Player	#2 by Connor Fowler at Mar 25, 1977 at 4:53 AM EST
	'Come and walk down memory lane No one sees a thing but they can pretend' This is a simultaneous reference to the way the holocaust is treated like entertainment on TV ('memory lane',- it sounds like pleasant nostalgia!) and the sheer idiotic blindness of a holocaust denier.

No Picture sY Average	#3 by sYsTem oWnS rOx at Aug 7, 1982 at 10:07 PM EST
	richey was reading five books a week at the time and was suffering from nervous exhaustion, so I'm not sure what hope we have! I thought it was a reference to the culling of the young by the Nazis, robbing them of the 'winter' of their lives, but it's a shot in the dark. 'The world' reminds us that we're not whiter than white, that we're not so different from the Nazis. Love the line: 'But so mediocre when there's no air, no light and no hope' - a reference to the gas chambers? Also relevant, in a wider, figurative sense, to modern life?

No Picture austin Average	#4 by austin pancner at Oct 6, 1989 at 7:50 AM EST
	Marquez: I've been wondering the same thing. Anyone?