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Hey guys, the tuning for this song is pretty easy, first tune yer guitar to Drop C
then bring up your low string half a step, it sounds correct to me let me know
if you disagree. Enjoy!
Our Lady Peace
Title:Superman's Dead
Tabbed by: Nicholas Haberer
e|------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------------------|
D|-0----0----0---0--------------------------|
A|-9---12----7--10--------------------------|
E|-7---10----5---8--------------------------|
4x   4x   4x  4x

Supermans Dead Intro Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Angus Rhythm Player	#1 by Angus Young at Oct 2, 2007 at 11:28 AM EST
	this song is so amazing! its probably the first real rock song i ever liked back in 96 or whenever it came out. OLP is the one of the most underrated bands in history. Its a shame there starting to break through internationally when there music is worse than when they were only big here in Canada

No Picture The Crow Rhythm Player	#2 by The Crow at Oct 5, 2007 at 5:32 AM EST
	i think this song is basically what everyone else has said, but i think the thing about "an ordinary girl and ordinary waist" is the main key to the song. In this day and age people don't believe in superheros etc, but focus more on popstars and models so girls feel the need to look like them to be happy, when they dont :) i dno :P it cud be interepreted differently but when i listen to the song i think about how i have an ordinary body and shud be happy with my life and myself and what i am :)

No Picture Gabba Gabba Hey Average	#3 by Gabba Gabba Hey at Oct 10, 2007 at 4:21 AM EST
	This and 4am are easily the best songs off of the Clumsy CD. I love this song, it gets me in the mood to just rock out and have fun. It's talking about society today, the future generation and how we've given up all of our simple values. It's saying how much harder it is to grow up in this age then it was a few decades ago.

No Picture albert Rhythm Player	#4 by albert casualtie at Oct 10, 2007 at 10:43 AM EST
	Man, I hope they are still together when i'm 18. It's one of my top 10 lifes goals to see them live. I have all their cd's...I go back and listen to this song alot it brings back alot of memories for me. Gosh, I dunno though...latley all these "hip-new-kids" have picked up OLP :( makes me sad...but at least they are getting noticed ^^

No Picture Christian Wanna Be	#5 by Christian Chavez at Oct 11, 2007 at 6:50 PM EST
	I totally agree that OLP is underrated, I loved them when I first heard Supermans Dead, and I bought the cd, and NO one knew who they were!

No Picture kevin Rhythm Player	#6 by kevin jeung at Oct 14, 2007 at 10:27 PM EST
	one of the first songs i have heard from our lady peace...a favorite of mine

No Picture austin Lead Player	#7 by austin at Oct 17, 2007 at 4:12 AM EST
	"It's just about how hard it is for kids to grow up today. They're inundated with the media and images and cliques they try to have to fit into. Two images that are really strong for me lyrically are 'ordinary's just not good enough today,' and when I think of kids today, I would never think of a group of eight-year-olds going out to a baseball park and throwing the ball around. It doesn't happen any more. I have a nine-year-old brother; he's either inside playing Nintendo or staying up late on a school night watching Beavis & Butt-Head. And you juxtapose that against the old Superman, on the black and white series. He was a real hero, good values, strong willed, a gentleman, but I think Beavis & Butt-Head wins today." Raine Maida

No Picture ashley Wanna Be	#8 by ashley pudding at Oct 17, 2007 at 5:41 AM EST
	The coments about bullying makes sense, but i think that it is about someone who wants to fit in but can't and they worry alot about what people think about them from thier looks to the god they worship but just go along and do what people like so they can't fit in and be popular. They might seem happy and everything on the outside, but they are really hurt on the inside, everything in todays society is based on looks and for looks to get you somwhere ordinary just won't do it anymore, but you can still do anything that you want anyway.

No Picture katie Average	#9 by katie focner at Oct 18, 2007 at 2:51 AM EST
	our lady peace are goooood