Turn My Way Guitar Tab

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Turn my way

by New Order
from new album 'get ready'

transcribed by Christian Reindel(creindel@gmx.de)
any questions or corrections- e-mail me

normal tuning - only the basics

   main riff - play this the whole song
             - pick the chords in the intro,verse,outro
             - strum the chords in the chorus

    Dm          Cadd9        Bb           F
E:|--1-----------0-----------1------------1-----------|
B:|--3-----------3-----------3------------1-----------|
G:|--2-----------0-----------3------------2-----------|
D:|--0-----------2-----------3------------3-----------|
A:|--------------3-----------1------------3-----------|
E:|---------------------------------------1-----------|

 guitar solo
E:|---------------------------------------------------------|
B:|---------------------------------------------------------|
G:|---------------------------------------------------------|
D:|--12~---12-12-12--10~---10-10-10--8~---8-8-8-------------|
A:|---------------------------------------------8~---8-8-8--|
E:|---------------------------------------------------------|

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Peter Wanna Be	#1 by Peter Lambden at Feb 14, 1983 at 10:57 AM EST
	It's a song about not letting pretentious people for telling you how wrong your steps on life have been. You and only you can find the right answers for your own life and no matter how many mistakes you've been commited, you are totally able to start again every time you're gonna fall. Follow your way without caring about those people that just want to put you down on judging your acts. It can take a long time, but you will find your own truth, which you cannot find in any book, not even in the most brilliant one.

No Picture cody Average	#2 by cody jay at Apr 8, 1983 at 11:38 AM EST
	I can't believe nobody had even submitted the lyrics of this, let alone commented. I love this song so much, definately my favourite on "Waiting For The Sirens Call". To me, it just carrys all the feeling of trying to get over a relationship with a person that you still hold feelings for. Where everywhere you look there's reminders of the person, and he's pleaing for the person to leave them be so they can get over the break-up. It's a really amazing song, the music works so well, and I love how Bernard sings the chorus.

No Picture kyle Professional	#3 by kyle mcdonough at Jun 10, 1985 at 8:14 AM EST
	I agree with Alieno. It's almost like a dialogue. He says, 'Things are tough, can't get you out of my head' She says, 'You've just got to get over it'. He says, 'It's hard to be alone, you're gonna need me.' She says, 'You hanging on is really freaking me out.' He says, 'I'll do better this time.' She says, 'Do you really want me to be blunt with you? Just get over it.' Or something like that. Could almost have been a duet.

No Picture h4c\|< Average	#4 by h4c\|< ☺ at Feb 18, 1995 at 1:31 PM EST
	he sings some choruses too. what is this song about right now i don't care but everytime i listen to it i feel like something is skewed in our reality and that we are being deformed by it aided by our failing memory what we wanted to be what we wanted to do and what are whe now and can we yet do all those tings we dreamed about did we sold out?

No Picture Rhythm Player	#5 by riotsk8team001 (jason) at Apr 10, 2000 at 12:58 PM EST
	Seems to have to do with rebellion, independance, and self discovery, while concluding with reflection. In my opinion, a middle aged man is looking back at the choices in his life that ultimately were understandable. He doesn't seem to regret it, but acknowledges that there is a better way. Not really sure myself though.

No Picture Steve Wanna Be	#6 by Steve Smyth at Nov 3, 2001 at 9:57 PM EST
	Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins sings the first words of the songs.

No Picture Squats Average	#7 by Squats at Dec 27, 2001 at 2:11 AM EST
	It's written in a way that makes you think that the character is singing to his (former) loved one pretending she's present, but she's not. A painful way to say to yourself what you should have said before.