This part isn't that hard. All it is is just a few fast hit-ons, pull-offs, and bends.
Tuning-Dropped-D or DADGBE
E-----------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------------|
D-----------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------|
D-0h14h15-0h14p12-0h10h12-0h14p12-0h10h12-|
E------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------------|
D------------------------------------------|
A------------------------------------------|
D-0h14h15-0h14p12-0h10h12-0-15-17-17b-15---|
r-------------------------------|*
Right here | another guitar comes in playing the same riff on the higher D string and
to play what the other guitar does but on the higher string.
E-----------------------------------------|
B-----------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------------|
D-----------------------------------------|
A-----------------------------------------|
D-0h10h12-0h10h12-0h10h12-0h10h12-0h10h12-|
____________________ ___________
|1st and 3rd endings |2nd ending
E------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
G-----------------------------------.|---------------------------------------|
D-----------------------------------.|---------------------------------------|
A------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
D-0h10h12-0h10h12-0h10h12-0-3-5-5b-3-|0h10h12-0h10h12-0h10h12-0-15-17-17b-15-|
Remember this whole last section is also played on the other D string by another guitar. Enjoy
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Forrest Average |
#1 by Forrest at Oct 1, 2007 at 6:27 PM EST |
| i completely disagree with that, man. lawyers are his heroes? no way. | |
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#2 by Riqu - at Oct 5, 2007 at 11:17 AM EST |
| I completly agree with "iforgot" First of all, lawyers? Second of all, Michael Jackson??? What shit were u smokin and where can i get it | |
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everett Wanna Be |
#3 by everett at Oct 8, 2007 at 6:48 AM EST |
| i dont think this song is about the 90's grunge bands because of the line, "...sold their sorrows to the ones who paid the most" thats definatley not grunge, grunge is the farthest genre from sellouts you can possibly have. so, my take on the song is that he devotes his life to looking up to his idols who are apparantly rock stats then they sell out on him. i could explain every line, but i dont feel like it so look at the song from that point of view and i think it will all fit. | |
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keith Wanna Be |
#4 by keith mckinlay at Oct 14, 2007 at 2:44 AM EST |
| well, i don't think it necessarily has to be about someone famous or well-known... some people consider their families and friends heros-- he could be talking about a friend that betrayed him or someone he loved selling out.... | |
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