Mutter Solo Guitar Tab

		
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Mutter Bass Tab

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I'm really good but I think it's that way...
it sounds good to me. Correct me if there're mistakes

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture The Four String Lead Player	#1 by The Four String Mother Fucker at Dec 22, 1980 at 10:44 PM EST
	Because of its place among the militarily-themed tracks on the album Mutter, I'm going to go out on a limb and say this song is, under all the metaphors, about a field hospital. The line "Die Tränen greiser Kinderschar" ("The tears of a crowd of very old children") provides something of a clue; war can age you decades in even a few months. "Der Mutter die mich nie geboren" ("the mother who never gave birth to me") could be the mother country (though Germany is the "Fatherland," so the line "gezeugt in Hast und ohne Samen" - "fathered in haste and without sperm" - might be more important to the interpretation). Actually, that's probably kind of off-base, but my next best guess is a weapons system, due in part to the lines "hab ich heute Nacht geschworen/ ich werd ihr eine Krankheit schenken" ("I have sworn tonight/ I will send her a sickness") - war can be compared to a cancer, and the proverb goes that weapons are enemies even to their owners. This relies more on the "mother country" interpretation, however.

No Picture Jon Wanna Be	#2 by Jon Leff at Jan 21, 1983 at 7:28 AM EST
	Toll!

No Picture Cohen Wanna Be	#3 by Cohen B at Dec 31, 1999 at 6:10 AM EST
	This song scares me but I still like it. I can't bring myself to buy the Mutter CD though, the cover just creeps me out too much. If I bought it, I'd have 'MONSTER'S IN MY CLOSET' moments. I mean... that's likea dead baby/fetus. I just stuck to Limewire for this one, lol.