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Pink Floyd Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 Guitar Tab


Another Brick In The Wall Bass Tab
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Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall Part 1
Added to UG By Mikhailo (mikhailo_@mail.ru)
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Dm
Daddy's flown across the ocean

Dm
Leaving just a memory

Dm
A snapshot in the family album

Dm G
Daddy what else did you leave for me

Gm Dm
Daddy what d'ya leave behind for me

F C Dm
All in all it was just a brick in the wall

F C Dm
All in all it was all just bricks in the wall

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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frosty
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#1 by frosty Angel at Apr 19, 1970 at 12:40 AM EST
This is what he thought about his father who died in WWII.
 
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austin
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#2 by austin at Nov 6, 1972 at 11:11 AM EST
where can i get the movie the wall? love the album, heard of movie and i've wanted to see it for a while now. i think roger had issues when he was a kid and composed all of the Wall in memory of the worms :)
 
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Guitar Master
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#3 by Guitar Master J at May 7, 1974 at 2:58 PM EST
The Wall is a great movie, it means a lot to me in the sense of me going through nearly the exact same thing as Roger Waters (the bassist who the whole movie/album's about). The first time you watch it you probably wont understand it, but The Wall is a metaphorical wall he's built around himself. he's very isolated in it and by the time he wants to break out its too late...
 
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jimmy
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#4 by jimmy henry at Aug 9, 1974 at 12:54 PM EST
i actually like this song more than pt.2, i think its better, and plus, everyone likes pt.2 and not as many people like this one
 
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Subhash
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#5 by Subhash Shady at Apr 2, 1976 at 3:29 PM EST
Pink has so many horrible things happen during his childhood and this is just one example of his father leaving only picture behind!
 
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Kempy
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#6 by Kempy at Oct 3, 1979 at 5:49 AM EST
"Daddy's flown across the ocean" Means His father was in the war. Which means he flown across the ocean to fight in the war! Well... that makes sense! "A snap shot in the family album " Means He wasnt even born to see his father. Which means he only sees him in pictures in the family album. "Daddy what d'ya leave behind for me " Means he didnt leave nothing for him but a mother that is overproctective. He left him a life with out a father figure in his life. Someone to really look up too. He left him a brick for him for the wall the get bigger. Which describes this lyric "All in all it was all just a brick in the wall" And if you dont still dont understand your a total moron :D j/king
 
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Faiz
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#7 by Faiz fender at Feb 14, 1981 at 11:49 PM EST
bleedingheartartist..i totally agree with you. when i first heard the korn cover the words "how dare you" just repeated over and over in my head. wow i cant even think about it. tear. ye anyways i dont think the wall was about syd at all. they pretty much covered that issue in wywh. to me "pink's" father i guess dying in war was the building block or first incident that created "the wall"
 
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Josh
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#8 by Josh Ripley at Mar 26, 1981 at 7:34 PM EST
the whole collection (1, 2, and part 3) is about how the goverment dont care about soldiers lost at war or they are "just another brick in the wall"
 
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David
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#9 by David Eldridge at Mar 19, 1982 at 3:53 PM EST
i think in this song waters is talkin abt his own father who went to war and died. as for the wall being based on syd barret, i don't think so. wish u were here is based on him. the wall is pretty much waters' album and i think for the most part, he's talkin abt himself (he was very self-centred). he completely monopolised this album.
 
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Alexander
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#10 by Alexander Taule at Oct 30, 1985 at 2:43 AM EST
i heard that the inspiration in the movie The Wall actaully came from pink floyds original lead singer sid barret
 
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leester
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#11 by leester at May 16, 1991 at 12:31 AM EST
This song covered along with 2, 3, and Goodbye Cruel World, smashed together in a row, by Korn. Worst cover ever, Korn can't play their instruments well enough to get the damn notes right. (Ereinion is mostly wrong, also; The Wall is _NOT_ an autobiography. Waters say so himself. It's based different people; but mostly, it's about the fictional Pink. Still, certainly, some aspects are based upon himself, and this is one.)
 
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Your account ha
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#12 by Your account has been hacked into by Bkid23 Stupid.... at Apr 12, 1992 at 8:24 AM EST
Yes, The Wall is based on Syd Barrett. He was having issues with the band and then went insane. The song Wish You Were Here is also about Barrett. Part 2 is over rated. 1 is a lot better but the album should be listened to in whole.
 
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kyle
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#13 by kyle mcdonough at Feb 4, 1994 at 10:43 AM EST
where can i get the movie the wall? love the album, heard of movie and i've wanted to see it for a while now. i think roger had issues when he was a kid and composed all of the Wall in memory of the worms :)
 
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blake
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#14 by blake pratt at May 2, 1995 at 1:58 AM EST
Dear God!! The Wall is about Waters, even if he doesn't admit it officially. Water's father left to go to war and was killed there, this "put another brick in his Wall". His Wall is his escapism and lack of ability to confront those around him and his hatred of all the things that have caused him to isolate himself.
 
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Max
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#15 by Max Contreras at Jul 20, 1995 at 2:04 PM EST
this song is so wonderful, i think its underated but #2 is overrated. this song is haunting and sad, and i love it!!!
 
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Alexxx <3
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#16 by Alexxx <3 at Nov 28, 1995 at 2:08 AM EST
Oh, I thought it was about his parents getting divorced...
 
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Rich
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#17 by Rich Frazer at Feb 25, 1996 at 5:37 PM EST
I heard that Roger Water's inspiration for the song was that when he was performing in front of an arena crowd, he, for some reason or another, spit on one of the fans in the front of the stage. He's admitted that for awhile he hated performing live, but after that incident, he felt bad about it, and felt like he'd built a brick wall between him and the audience, the fans that make his career. After that, part of their show actually consisted of building a brick wall on the stage throughout the course of the concert, then at the end, while performing Another Brick in the Wall, they would tear it down. Apparently that was getting pretty spendy though, and it only lasted for about 60 shows.
 
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adrian
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#18 by adrian zamora at Feb 23, 1997 at 5:50 PM EST
White magic is absolutely right. If you listen to the second CD of the wall, there's a song called "Bring The Boys Back Home". This song might be partially tied to it. I agree with Z as well with the over rating of CD 2, if you ask me, they're equal in their own rights, and might be better if listened as a whole. And when Pink says "Leaving just a memory", he obviously means that his father isn't coming back, and only leaves the memory of himself behind for his wife.
 
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metal-cat
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#19 by metal-cat stepheria at Mar 21, 1997 at 7:17 AM EST
i love this song.. reminds me of my dad.. lol dont ask
 
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Jacob
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#20 by Jacob Julian at Mar 30, 1999 at 3:00 AM EST
Yes, The Wall is based on Syd Barrett. He was having issues with the band and then went insane. The song Wish You Were Here is also about Barrett. Part 2 is over rated. 1 is a lot better but the album should be listened to in whole.
 
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bob
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#21 by bob bob at Jun 2, 1999 at 8:19 AM EST
I dont know wat the heck the song means
 
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Josh
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#22 by Josh Wilson at Jul 28, 1999 at 9:57 AM EST
NIN has been my love for quite some time but every now and then I stumble across a band or a song that inspires me.... This song really makes me feel.
 
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Hudson
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#23 by Hudson Ryan at Mar 9, 2000 at 2:50 PM EST
The Wall movie is about a fictional character named Pink Floyd. He is a meld of David Gilmour, Syd Barret and Roger Waters (not so much david gilmour though, his song was Comfortably Numb). This song is simply about him losing his dad in the war, it's been explained up there.
 
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Hudson
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#24 by Hudson Ryan at Nov 29, 2000 at 4:06 AM EST
whitemagic is right, its in the movie.
 
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December Underg
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#25 by December Underground at May 7, 2007 at 12:16 PM EST
Pink loses his father. Another person gone to seal his isolation from the world. It strengthens the Wall.
 
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tim
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#26 by tim sears at Sep 30, 2007 at 9:18 PM EST
i meant to say what is the writing on the wall supposed to be? matt
 
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gosh, frickin i
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#27 by gosh, frickin idiot! at Oct 2, 2007 at 12:29 PM EST
it sounds like hes talking about the berlin wall. people wrote how they hated the wall on the wall
 
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Joe
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#28 by Joe Blurton at Oct 4, 2007 at 1:30 PM EST
this ones my favorite version of the "another brick in the wall" songs.
 
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kewl
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#29 by kewl dude at Oct 9, 2007 at 7:47 AM EST
Yeah, and usually, the writing on the wall tends to be a warning of some sort. Not just in this song, but for a long time, like since biblical times.
 
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Will
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#30 by Will Hay at Oct 13, 2007 at 3:42 PM EST
The writing on the wall I think is a smbol of the truth and and the first two lines are saying he'd rather have the harsh truth than comforting lies