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Tabbed by Doug
Tune Down half a Step
(intro)
e---6-------6--------5------6-------
B-6---6---6---6----6--6---6---6-----
G5-------5-------5------7-----------
D0---------------0------5-----------
A-----------------------------------
E-----------------------------------
(verse)
1 - "Life leaks from your fingertips...."
2 - "Helicopters line the skies...."
3 - "Sirens sing over...."
e---6-------6--------5------6-------
B-6---6---6---6----6--6---6---6-----
G5-------5-------5------7-----------
D0---------------0------5-----------
A-----------------------------------
E-----------------------------------
1 - "Stuttering...confused"
2 - "Space, hey hey"
3 - "Week to end"
e----------------------------------
B-11-------13----------------------
G-12-------14----------------------
D-13-------15----------------------
A-10-------12----------------------
E----------------------------------
Gm(aug5) Am(aug5)
(chorus)
"Ever since I first saw you..." (x2)
e-------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------333-3333---11--13--(last -11--13-
G-33--333--322--333-3--33-333-------------12--14-- time)-12--14-
D-33--333--333--333-3--33-333--333-3333---13--15---------13--15-
A-11--111--111--111-0--11-111--111-1111---10--12---------10--12-
E----------------------33-333--333-3333-------------------------
Interlude (just pick these chords)
Bflat Gm(aug5) Eflat Am(aug5)
"Ever since i first saw you" (pick chords)
Bflat G Eflat F Am(aug5)
Bflat Bflat/A Bflat/G Bflat/F
Repeat Chorus
"and nothings left to hide, oh"
e----------------------------------
B-11-------13----------------------
G-12-------14----------------------
D-13-------15----------------------
A-10-------12----------------------
E----------------------------------
Gm(aug5) Am(aug5)
End
e-------------------
B-------------------
G--33--333--333-22--
D--33--333--333-33--
A--11--111--111-11--
E-------------------
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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tim Lead Player |
#1 by tim sears at Mar 16, 1971 at 6:07 PM EST |
| yeah, In Reverie is a beautiful album. You didn't honestly believe that STD wouldn't change throughout all these years. It would have been very sad if they didn't. anyway, I think this song is either about God or about having faith in politicians. But I really think it's about God. He refers to wars and working to earn a living and just stuff that's going on today. And then he says "But i'm driving in the dark towards you/ Not stopping 'till I catch the sunlight in my eyes." I mean, that's what people basically do when they believe in God. | |
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Ryan Average |
#2 by Ryan Noffke at Feb 19, 1974 at 11:31 AM EST |
| I'm surprised that I'm the only one who's posted o this song. | |
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Frost Wanna Be |
#3 by Frost Bite at Dec 31, 1978 at 12:59 AM EST |
| those of you that think in reverie wasn't as good as swya i would have to agree but it is still a great album and i think the change is good. and am i the only one who has seen an error in the lyrics. isn't it supposed to be 'HAVING heard the news" in the third line instead of 'HAVEN'T' | |
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eric Rhythm Player |
#4 by eric christian at Sep 22, 1982 at 2:51 PM EST |
| I'm a simple mind and my first assumption is that it's about a girl, but the specifics aren't that important, I guess. The verses describe a scene of confusion and turmoil [kind of like the whole 'Sound the Alarm' album]. The helicopters and the chimps on TV [reporters with bad news] and what not are balanced by driving in the dark, leaving the comotion for something or someone who calms the minds. | |
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Abe Lead Player |
#5 by Abe Watson at Aug 29, 1988 at 7:02 PM EST |
| this really hits me from someone who knows depretion this is definatly it | |
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rikiscorner Average |
#6 by rikiscorner at Jan 11, 1991 at 1:42 AM EST |
| yeah great song. and i agree with savestheweez. definately about finding happiness and leaving the darkness/sadness behind. i think chris is turning into a hippie which isn't a bad thing. | |
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Kempy Lead Player |
#7 by Kempy at Aug 8, 1991 at 1:03 PM EST |
| This is the only song from in reverie i can stand. God, through being cool was soooo good, why have they gone downhill so much? SWYA was ok at best, but most of this album is just pathetic. Cmon guys. Don't do this to me. | |
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Frank Wanna Be |
#8 by Frank at Jun 1, 1999 at 3:17 AM EST |
| "Life leaks from you fingertips onto sparkling pavement" Almost a leak you can't control... | |
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