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Type-O tuning from low to high (B,E,A,D,F#,B)
[Intro]
{I think this stuff is 12-string acoustic}
|-----------------13----14----16------------------------------12--|
|-----14----14------------------------12----12----11----12--------|
|---13----13----13----13----13------11----11----11----11----11----|
|-11----11----11----11----11-------9-----9-----9-----8-----8------|
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|------------------------------4-------------------------------0--|
|------------------6-----7----------------------------------------|
|------6-----6-------------------------4-----4-----3-----4--------|
|----6-----6-----6-----6-----6-------4-----4-----4-----4-----4----|
|--4-----4-----4-----4-----4-------2-----2-----2-----1------------|
|----------------------------------------------------------2------|
{ in the 2nd bar below: listen to the song for which chord(s) of
these are used after the first bar. }
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|------------------------------||--------------0---------2---0----|
|------------------------------||-------11-----4---------4---4----|
|--6-----------------------4---||--4----11-----6-----8---4---4----|
|--4-----------------------1---||--2-----9--------7---2---4-x|
|------------------------------||--------------0-------2-x|
{ the next 2 bars are my favorite, IMHO I think it's one of the
heaviest type-o (and music in general) riffs.
the top 3 strings are actually drowns by keyboard and voice.
}
|--4-------4--------4--------4--|--4--------4---------4--------4--|
|--2-------2--------2--------0--|--2--------2---------2--------0--|
|--2-------1--------0--------4--|--2--------1---------0--------4--|
|--4-------4--------2--------4--|--4--------3---------2--------4--|
|--2-------1--------0--------2--|--4--------4---------2--------4--|
|-(2)-----(1)------(0)------(2)-|--2--------1---------0--------2--|
|"Winter's..............purple?"|"Life.....................circle"|
"solo"
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|/16-16-16p14-14-14-1413-13-13---------|---------|------13-14----|
|-------------------------------14-12-14|---16-14-|---16-------14-|
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eric Rhythm Player |
#1 by eric christian at Jul 19, 1982 at 8:26 PM EST |
| I stand corrected. | |
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Toby Musical Thunder |
#2 by Toby at May 20, 1983 at 3:12 PM EST |
| This Song is about nature represented as the male son/husband of the Goddess. He is born in spring, pushing up through the ground and feeding the trees and grass with his energy. Through summer "Sol in prime" he maintains the growth of plants, but when autumn comes, he grows old and his power fades, turning everything different colors before they too die. Winter is the time of year when the Green Man lies dead, or dormant, before his rebirth again the following spring. While this song is overtly wiccan in inspiration, the cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth has been the centre of most ancient animistic and pagan religions. The Green Man was Thagda to the druids, Horus to the egyptians, and many other names. Also brings hope of human rebirth. This song also gives me a lot of comfort and hope, because it reminds me that the joys of life will return in a new spring of hope after the long winter of dispair. | |
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Mike Average |
#3 by Mike Murphy at Jul 5, 1983 at 4:13 PM EST |
| The Green Man is an old pagan deity. I'm mainly adding this because he may have been adopted as a "wiccan" deity but he is far older. I've got no problem with the whole wiccan thing, it's people that claim to have magical powers that give me the shits. | |
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Zach Wanna Be |
#4 by Zach U haft 2 ask 1st at Nov 14, 1993 at 10:53 AM EST |
| The Green Man is an old English deity whose carvings can be found in old churches and the like. He looks like a man covered in leaves. He was one of the representations of Nature, to others, he was a tree spirit. | |
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Chuck Average |
#5 by Chuck Norris at May 19, 1994 at 7:28 PM EST |
| DarkAxel: I may be wrong, but I thought it was Osiris instead of Horus. | |
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Drake Average |
#6 by Drake Bergman at Jul 13, 1995 at 9:18 PM EST |
| spring, summer, fall, winter .. life ... death .... "Nature coming full circle" from a Wiccan perspective -- awsome tune. I use to have vivid dreams about it. -- details to much to list in here (no nothing sexual you deviants!) | |
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claireus Wanna Be |
#7 by claireus s at Jan 17, 1999 at 5:30 PM EST |
| The Green Man is a Wiccan deity who represents fertility and dies in Winter, to be reborn in Spring. | |
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health risk Average |
#8 by health risk at Jun 29, 2000 at 4:28 PM EST |
| Just the turning of the seasons wrapped in a goth-like blanket for our consumption. I love singing along to this track. | |
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Indy Lead Player |
#9 by Indy Windrose at Apr 16, 2001 at 11:32 AM EST |
| um... isn't this about a tree? cause of the growing in spring, under the hard ground of winter adn being a green man, or green plant of some sort don't go tearing my balls off now The Jambo | |