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Train When I Look To The Sky Guitar Tab

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When I look to the Sky - Train
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Tabbed by: Geno
Email: gnogtr@yahoo.com

This is a request, so I did it. Hope you enjoy! Train is awesome!!!

Tuning: Standard. Capo on the 5th fret.

Intro (piano): (it’s basically a C chord)

Riff 1
Gtr. 1 (capo 0=0)
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------------0h1---1---------------------------------------------|
G|-------0-------0-------2-----2--2----------0-------0-------0-------0-------|
D|-----0---0---0---0---2----------2--------0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-----|
A|---3-------2-------0------------0--0-2-3-------2---------------0-----------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Chorus: Gtr. 1 (doubled)

Riff 2:
G-D-C-Em7-F (repeat)

Verse 2: (Gtr 1. Tacet)

Gtr. 2 (dist electric) w/slide------------------------------|
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--0------------0-------0-----0---------------------------------------------|
G|--0----------0---0---0---2~~-0---------------------------------------------|
D|--0----0h2-0-----------------0--------5/6/5/8~~---5/6/5/10~~~~~~~~~~~~-----|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Gtr. 1 Plays Riff 1 now

Gtr. 2(no slide now)
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------------------------------------------0------------------------------|
G|------0-----0—-2-------0-----0---0-------0--0------------------------------|
D|----0-----0----2-----0-----0---0---0---0----0------------------------------|
A|--3-----2------0---3-----2-----------0-------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|

Chorus 2:
Gtr 1. Riff 2

Gtr. 2 Basically picks different parts of the chord (too much to tab.)


Bridge:

Gtr 1 and 2: C-Am-C-F-C-Am-C-F
Then A-E-D

Then just repeat the chorus and the song ends!

| / slide up
| slide down
| h hammer-on
| p pull-off
| ~ vibrato
| + harmonic
| x Mute note

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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terry
Rhythm Player
#1 by terry terry watts at Jul 13, 1973 at 11:30 AM EST
I saw Train last year when they toured military bases. Gabby was right... according to Pat Monahan himself the song is about military folks going off to war and the people that they leave behind. Train has become my favorite band. I cannot wait for their next album, whenever they may come.
 
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chris
Average
#2 by chris ovari at Feb 15, 1974 at 8:47 PM EST
I absolutely love this song. It reminds me of one of my really good friends I met during school a few years ago. She has changed my life for the better in so many ways, and I could never thank her enough. Even though we don't see each other often anymore, when I listen to this song, I remember how much she taught me and how much life is worth living. This song is amazing; it means the world to me.
 
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Steven
Average
#3 by Steven Daniel at May 1, 1979 at 11:57 PM EST
When I heard this song I immediatley thought that it sounded like a guy singing to his a gf or his wife who had died, and how his faith helped him to know she was still with him.
 
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mat
Wanna Be
#4 by mat bar at Dec 17, 1982 at 7:27 AM EST
I agree with jiodek, i believe this song is about God. The only part that doesn't go along with that is the part when it says "Every word I didn't say.....I'll wrap them all up in a kiss". The most powerful part in the sing that enforces the God thing is, "When I feel that there is no one that will know me, you're there to show me..." I personally love this song!
 
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Bobby
Lead Player
#5 by Bobby Parker at Dec 3, 1993 at 6:08 AM EST
I think this song is about God or a guardian angel. There's references to Heaven and guidance. I don't really know how to explain it any further. It just seems to fit that way for me.
 
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Gunther
Wanna Be
#6 by Gunther at Jul 17, 2001 at 3:12 PM EST
I think jag3892 is pretty much on the money. if its not his mother its another loved one who has passed on. I know I always think of my mom, granted, like jag said about the line you don't cross, the last time I saw her she was in a hospital bed and pretty much just a shell, so I never got to really say goodbye, but I "wrapped it all up in a kiss" and basically kinda hope there is an afterlife so I can pick her up when I sail away(die). Also to boot, I never heard, or at least paid any attention to this song before, but it just seemed it had an extremely long airplay and was always on when I was down or just missing her.