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Song: A Story About A Girl
Artist: Our Lady Peace
CD: Gravity
Tabbed by: Tighe Racicot
This isn't the *solo* per-se, but it's the main riff during the second and third chorus.
I'm working out the solo and the intro/main riff that plays throughout the song, but
haven't gotten it yet. I'll include the main chord pattern as well that plays behind
these
riffs during the chorus.
Our Lady Peace's traditional guitar tuning is drop-b (drop all strings by one semitone.)
This
applies to this song, but watch for the others on Gravity. Innocent is one where it's
drop-Db
(lower E to Db and lower the remaining strings one semitone).
Here it is:
eb |-----------------15--|---------13-13--12-12---------|----------19-19--15-15---------
Bb |---------15--13------|-----13----------------13-13--|------13----------------13-13--
Gb |-----12--------------|-12---------------------------|--12---------------------------
Db |-10------------------|------------------------------|-------------------------------
Ab |---------------------|------------------------------|-------------------------------
Eb |---------------------|------------------------------|-------------------------------
( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 )
That's it. The order goes like this:
First time: 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2
Second time: 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 1, 2 (x2)
Backup guitar:
This plays behind the lead riffs
eb |-----------------------------------------------
Bb |-----------------------------------------------
Gb |--x-x--5---------------------------------------
Db |--x-x--5--7----3--3-3--/--5--5--5-5----3--3--
Ab |--x-x--3--7----3--3-3--/--5--5--5-5----3--3--
Eb |----------5----1--1-1--/--3--3--3-3----1--1--
[P M] [P M]
P.S. Note the timing when the lead riff begins. There is a slight delay after they start
to play the Cb (x355) chord.
Any questions, email tigheracicot@hotmail.com or add me to yer MSN. I'm working out TONS
of their songs since there aren't any online, and the ones that are suck. Next up:
Is Anybody Home (Even the lead parts! :O )
Peace (Our Lady),
Tighe
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Lucas Average |
#1 by Lucas Lawrey at Jan 8, 1973 at 6:30 AM EST |
| great song...a good song for good friendships | |
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Jason Rhythm Player |
#2 by Jason ...... at Jul 13, 1975 at 6:01 PM EST |
| well i totally agree with NyQuil this is THE BEST SONG off of GRAVITY! | |
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Hey Retard Wanna Be |
#3 by Hey Retard at Feb 1, 1976 at 7:24 PM EST |
| if you were a real our lady peace fan you would be smart enough to understand the concept of subject verb agreement, you fucking retard. and that's only pointing out one grammatical error in your comment. | |
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chris Average |
#4 by chris nagel at Jul 17, 1981 at 9:34 PM EST |
| I agree with all of you, this song kicks ass. I am seeing Our Lady Peace in Sarnia Canada, haha talk about a road trip :-D 3 hours, international. haha This Song reminds me of some of my old friends. They made their choices and now are stuck with them, but they know even if I don't talk to them for a year. I will be there w/ Bail Money a shoulder to cry on, a hand to hold, or a sofa to sleep on. Whatever it takes, to my girls, don't let the world swallow you. | |
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Eric Average |
#5 by Eric Boozer at Mar 10, 1984 at 8:34 AM EST |
| I agree with kris_hu. I dont hate the rest of Gravity, but it does seem to be leaning on the peachy side. | |
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Tyler Average |
#6 by Tyler at Jan 1, 1992 at 9:12 PM EST |
| ahh i just saw them a couple days ago here in Pittsburgh Pa! they were sooo great, the only problem tho was there was a severe thunder n lightning storm so they had to be cut off early :( o wellz, they were still great! | |
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Darren Wanna Be |
#7 by Darren Pilton at Nov 2, 1993 at 10:44 AM EST |
| amazing how worked up people get over stupid grammar. someone's always mad, hey? | |
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ben Average |
#8 by ben doherty at Dec 22, 1993 at 4:09 AM EST |
| I completely agree with CherryLover! This song and 'Do You Like It' are my favorite two tracks. I have yet to see a OLP concert. They played last week about an hour from where I live, but I missed out!!! :( | |
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Razor Wanna Be |
#9 by Razor Edge at Feb 23, 2001 at 6:53 PM EST |
| This is my favorite song from Gravity also. I am going to see Our Lady Peace on thursday the 25th, but I find the fact that Mike won't be there quite depressing. | |
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ALEX Lead Player |
#10 by ALEX FOWLER at Feb 6, 2006 at 9:50 PM EST |
| nothing against OLP or the song, but this line kinda offends me Baby girl, stand up and fight This is not some paradise Oh it's just where we live it's almost like he's saying she needs to suck it up and move on. but it's not always that easy. | |