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Song: Sleeping With Ghosts
Artist: Placebo
Album: Sleeping With Ghosts
Tuning: Standard (EADGBe)
Great song, i can't believe nobody tabbed it yet. Well here are the tabs.
I didn't tab all the changes because there are loads of overdubs and layers
of guitar on this song and that's fuckin hard to tab. Anyway enjoy!
Gtr1: lead, light overdrive, some echo, bridge pick up
Gtr2: rythm acoustic
Gtr3: piano like, some echo
Gtr4: keyboard
A#: x1331x
C#: x4664x
Intro
Gtr1 with piano backing
e----------------------------------------------------
B-18-18-18--18-16-16-16--16-14-14-14--14-13-13-13-13-
G---------------------------------------------------- x2
D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------
Gtr3
e---------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------
G---------------------------------------
D-10-11-----10-11----10--11----11-10----
A-------11--------11--------------------
E---------------------------------------
Gtr2
A# C#
Verse
Gtr2
A# C#
Gtr3
e---------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------
G---------------------------------------
D-10-11-----10-11----10--11----11-10----
A-------11--------11--------------------
E---------------------------------------
Chorus
Gtr1
e----------------------------------------------------
B-18-18-18--18-16-16-16--16-14-14-14--14-13-13-13-13-
G---------------------------------------------------- x2
D----------------------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------------
Gtr2
A# C#
Gtr4
e-------------------------------------------------------
B-------------------------------------------------------
G----------------8--------------------------------------
D--8-10--8-11--8----8-10--8-11--------------------------
A-------------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------
Verse 2
Same as chorus but without guitar 1
Bridge
e--------------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------------------------------------
G---------------------------------11-10-8----------------
D---15--13--11--10---------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------------------
You should be able to figure the rest by yourself it's always the same
tabbed by BoF feel free to send me feedback
and corrections at Bof_mu@caramail.com
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Robyn Average |
#1 by Robyn Paul at Nov 12, 1972 at 12:08 AM EST |
| I think that the most important part in this song is "Soulmates never die".I believe that it's absolutely true 'cause there's for all of us a person who's our soulmate and who just waits for us to find him/her.And when we find our soulmate, he/she won't never leave us.Just like Amy says in "Even in death". :-) | |
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Kevin Average |
#2 by Kevin turbyfill at Sep 2, 1975 at 11:05 AM EST |
| this song's amazing,very haunting..."soulmate dry your eye,cuz soulmates never die" | |
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Scott Average |
#3 by Scott Muir at Aug 30, 1982 at 12:17 PM EST |
| Oh, and the part about the one world vision turning us into compromise.,, Take, for example, President Bush and his "Coalition of the Willing." Despite the fact that many countries disagreed with his decision, it still holds that many people were rallying under the banner of "Global Democracy." That's our one world vision. It sounds nice, but to accomplish it SO many lives are compromised. Do the means really justify the end? And is the end really desirable. Compromise gone too far eventually just turns into homogeny. | |
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eric was here Professional Badass |
#4 by eric was here at Mar 14, 1989 at 10:14 PM EST |
| I think its about someone falling in love with an enemy of their government or religion... Possibly caught up in a religious war and meeting someone from the opposite side who you know is the one that you want to spend the rest of your life with... "Turns us in to compromise What good's religion When it's each other we despise Damn the government Damn the killing Damn the lies " is saying how he's been forced to hate and kill people of a certain background due to government propaganda. "cause soulmates never die" Possibly forced to kill his soulmate? | |
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Failure by Desi Average |
#5 by Failure by Design at Jul 26, 1989 at 2:15 PM EST |
| I think Its About The End of the world "The Seas Evaporated though it comes as no suprise" and War Spreading through the world "it seams its written but we cant read the lines" is like Its Obvious this would happen but the worlds to stupid to figure it out And the "Dry your eyes, Soulmate dry your eye" as well as "Soulmates never die" he either conforting himself or his love whom Has Lost Him or else Died themselfs | |
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nick Professional |
#6 by nick Sutliff at Jan 23, 1995 at 7:32 AM EST |
| Im sorta agreeing with mornzzz. After all i do think the lead singer is gay. Makes sense. The song is so hauntingly soothing and sweet. | |
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Devin Average |
#7 by Devin Moreno at Oct 6, 2005 at 2:44 AM EST |
| Hush, it's okay. | |