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Too Far Gone Tab

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Tiamat - Too far gone
Album: Judas Christ
tabbed by: Frank "the Spank" Steel

Tuning: standard E

Intro: Am C G F (listen to song)

verse I:
Am                C             G               F
 I've been through all of this a million times before
Am           C             G                  F 
 Seems all my demons got me knocking on hell's door
Am          C             G                F
 I know it's too late to regret what I have done
Am           C                 G                 F
 But I still love you like the morning loves the sun


chorus:
C                        F        Em
 Too far gone to see the light
C                      F                 Em
 And I will never ever leave this place alive
C                         F       Em 
 Too far gone too see the light
C                     F                 Em
 No I will never ever leave this place alive


interlude: Bass plays E:|-5-5-5-...-5-5-0-1-3-|
 ->then chords like intro and verse

verse II: chords like verse I, here are the words:

 I guess it's fair to say that this round is on me
 Caribbean blue has turned to blackest misery
 I've put a velvet close on everything we've done
 But I still love you like a bullet loves the gun

chorus a several times, after the last chorus end with Am.

great song from a great album!!!

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Too Far Gone Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture logan Average	#1 by logan cook at Dec 7, 1986 at 7:54 PM EST
	this song hits home.... i believe its about screwing up everything around you (by whatever reason, i.e.: drugs, laziness, emotional problems, ect.) and then realzing that it wasnt worth it and maybe you should have treated people better. sometimes its not your fault though, and maybe in the end people will apoligize.