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Forsaken Intro Tab

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Skillet "Forsaken"  (Intro)
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D-55-55-5/6-5-5/6----55-55-5/6—--5-5/8—--   
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Forsaken Intro Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Jake Average	#1 by Jake Staley at Feb 1, 1970 at 9:01 AM EST
	yeah, I agree that it's about us sinning, but also that they're remembering the time that they first gave their life to Jesus, and how in love they were with Him. "I recall going madly in love with you "I recall pledging my sole devotion to you" and now i'ts like they've messed up and sinned and fell away from God so it's almost like they've forsaken Him and it's only a memory now... "Why do I have to beg? When all that's left is a memory, Forsaken"

No Picture Mikel Average	#2 by Mikel A. at Dec 26, 1981 at 1:45 AM EST
	Well, not much else to add! You guts got it right on, but ccjamp... I don't see where you're comming from...

No Picture David Rhythm Player	#3 by David Bradley at Aug 31, 1985 at 10:07 AM EST
	To me, this song kind of represents how you feel when you've sinned. You feel forsaken, even after you've asked forgiveness, because you haven't forgiven yourself. You feel bad so, even though it's now no more than a memory, you think God hasn't forgiven you and you beg for His forgiveness.

No Picture Daron Average	#4 by Daron Malakian at Dec 27, 1986 at 10:52 AM EST
	I just noticed something... "Why do I have to beg? When all that's left is a memory, Forsaken." Notice the comma. Is it us that feels forsaken, or is it that the memory of what we've done is forsaken? Either way, this song is about dwelling on the things you've done when you're already been forgiven by Jesus Christ. That is if you've given it over to him of course =]

No Picture Beaver Average	#5 by Beaver Butt at Dec 9, 1998 at 8:06 AM EST
	I agree with you guys. But, I also see it as Jesus dying on the cross, asking God why he had forsaken him. And it ties us being forsaken, into his.

No Picture Rosa Wanna Be	#6 by Rosa Beauchamp at Mar 23, 2000 at 3:48 PM EST
	This song describes what it feels like to me when something terrible goes wrong (something more than breaking up with a boy/girlfriend or getting into a fight with parents.) A friends dies or you lose your home. You wonder how God can let somthing like that happen. how something, someone you loved so much just...disappear.