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Zwan Settle Down Intro Guitar Tab

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Artist - Zwan
Song - Settle Down (Intro Only)
Album - Mary Star Of The Sea
Transcribed By - Danny Casey-Tancock

STANDARD TUNING (EADGBe)

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-----7-----7---7-------7-----7---7-----7-----7---7-----7-----7---7---
-5-5---5-5---5-----4-4---4-4---4---0-0---0-0---0---0-0---0-0---0-----
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-----5-----5---5-----5-----5---5-------4-----4---4-------7-----7---7-
-3-3---3-3---3---2-2---2-2---2-----5-5---5-5---5-----5-5---5-5---5---

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Venti
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#1 by Venti at Dec 14, 1973 at 8:53 AM EST
this song is so so good. billy is an amazing writer.... and person. and yes, 7 is most likely associated witht he bible (...duh? ) 7 is like a holy number..... its like verywhere in the bible.
 
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Jeff
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#2 by Jeff Berg at Aug 4, 1977 at 6:24 AM EST
good call mavrikz, you're right on... another instance of this is in a pixies song, "Monkey Gone to Heaven." the symbolic & biblical use of 5, 6, 7 are used there. and no bashing on you or Jesus. :) grace for all.
 
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St. Jimmy
Wanna Be
#3 by St. Jimmy at Apr 5, 1979 at 9:17 PM EST
wow i definatly thought smashing pumpkins was playing all these songs until someone told me it was zwan. they sound so much a like. great song. simply excellent
 
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Rich
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#4 by Rich Frazer at Dec 7, 1983 at 7:17 AM EST
there were 7 deadly sins, yes but there were 7 virtues as well...
 
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♥brian
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#5 by ♥brian♥ ******** at Apr 24, 1990 at 1:34 PM EST
i thought it was "whatever i can do, i will"
 
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Flash
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#6 by Flash Jaxon at Jan 3, 1992 at 3:48 PM EST
Is the song perhaps a reference to the Pumpkins at all?
 
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Joe
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#7 by Joe Fitzpatrick at Dec 10, 1996 at 3:47 PM EST
emann333 is prolly right with the Pixies thing - in the song Frank Black says "man is 5, devil is 6, God is 7". I dont think the 5 bit's in the Bible (Revelation is where all that comes from) but it sorta makes sense. 6 is imperfect, 7 is complete. Like the 7 days of creation, the seven angels of judgement, the seven stars etc.
 
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Lucas
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#8 by Lucas Lawrey at Jul 24, 1997 at 6:33 PM EST
7 Virtues, 7 sins - I think the seven virtues makes more sense in the context of this song, but the whole idea of 7 conveys a religiousness and supernaturalness, whether positive or negative. And if there has been something that has been present in Corgan's work, from start to finish, it's been an almost fixation with religion, with God. For example, in Bullet With Butterfly.. he declares "Jesus was the only son...I still believe that I cannot be saved". And in the Zwan album it seems almost to be a renewal of faith. So overall, it could be both. Even without the reference to seven, we can see that Corgan is intensely aware of his own mortality and its relevance to religious faith/God. More than whether it's a virtue/vice, that is perhaps most important to take into account.
 
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Steve
Wanna Be
#9 by Steve Smyth at Sep 28, 1999 at 2:29 PM EST
wow i definatly thought smashing pumpkins was playing all these songs until someone told me it was zwan. they sound so much a like. great song. simply excellent
 
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jake
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#10 by jake burns at Oct 19, 2004 at 11:36 PM EST
Is the song perhaps a reference to the Pumpkins at all?
 
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leester
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#11 by leester at Apr 3, 2005 at 6:10 PM EST
because seven eight nine?