Divine Discontent Tabs:
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Album: Divine discontent
Tuning: standard
First four chord pattern :( don’t know the name of the chords)
1st.chord: 0 2nd.chord: 0 3rd.chord: 0 4th.chord: 0
0 0 0 2
2 4 4 4
4 2 2 0
4 0 2 0
X X 0 X
Strum pattern :( same pattern) down (d) up (u)-
This song goes 4x4, which is (counting it): 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & (listen to the song to get the rhythm,
and try to count it like this..1 & 2 etc.)
Rhythm: 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & (this is how long each one of almost all chords- takes-4 units)
1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
d u d u u u d u
Play the first four chord pattern four times before the next part, which has two different
chords :( play this two chords one time, then play the first one of these chords and change
to the 3rd.chord)
5th.chord: 2 6th.chord: 2
3 2
2 2
0 0
X X
X X
...after playing the 3rd.chord in the previous part, comes the chorus, the next part:
(after the eight chord the fifth chord comes again..)
7th.chord (A chord): 0 8th.chord:0 . . .5th.chord 9th.chord: 0
2 2 0
2 1 1
2 2 2
0 0 2
X X 0
Do this previous part twice on the second time there’s a little change, instead of going
to the 9th.chord straight you divide between the 7th.chord and the 9th.chord.The 7th.chord
takes 2 units and the 9th.chord 2 units too.
After the chorus the first part comes again two times then the 2nd.part comes again one
time then at the second time (repeating the second part) instead of playing the 6th.chord
you play the 9th. Chord, after this the chorus comes again 2 times. on the 2nd. Time comes
the new chord: 10th.chord: 0
0
0
1
2
0
. . . . Then comes the bridge I guess (play these two chords three times)
11th.chord: (F#m chord) 2 12th.chord: 2
2 2
2 4
4 4
4 2
2 X
..Then comes a strange chord that last for eight units…
13th.chord: X
X
9
9
7
0
the next part add some new chords, like a variation from the 13th.chord,play this part
two times(these 3 chords):
14th.chord: 0 15th.chord: X 13th.chord
0 X
9 9
9 9
0 7
0 7
.. the chorus comes again one more time for .. I guess six times… and that it that’s the
end of the song. If you have any comments please e-mail me at dave6792@hotmail.com.
This is my first time, so please feel free to do some comments.
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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#1 by little emo at Apr 15, 1972 at 4:57 PM EST |
| Also, i love the first line, it reminds me of a phoenix that dies in flames and turns to ash and then is reborn, thus "my smoldering ash into a bird". it reminds me of the human spirit that must be attacked and burned before it can be reshaped and born again | |
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#2 by ♥Chicken On Heroine Shots♥ at Nov 11, 1995 at 11:23 AM EST |
| this is my favorite sixpence song. i think it's talking about growing as a person and in the process being pushed into a new level of pain. sometimes when we try to grow into being who God made us we feel like we're being broken, like life itself is crashing down on you which is why i love the line "why do you set to break the one thing, the one thing i have to give". but in order to grow we have to broken to the core and reshaped. our old ideals and ways of thought are shifted, our souls are attacked, our hearts are broken, but in that brokeness is when we find we must hold tighter than God than ever...hold on for dear life and for sanity. we start all over from scratch and "begin again" | |
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