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HIM
Sweet Pandomonium
Intro/ChorusA (bass comes in at 0.13
G-------------------------------- (2x)
D--------------------------------
A-5-5-5-5-5-3-3-3-1-3-3-3-3------
E---------------------------3-3-3
Verse
G--------------------------------- (1x)
D------------1--------------------
A---------------------3-----------
E-3-----3----------3-----1----3---
ChorusA (2x)
Verse (1x)
Little Riff
G-------
D-------
A-------
E-33--33
ChorusB
G-------------------------------------------------- (2x)
D-------------5-5-5--5-5-5-------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------
E-5-5-5-1-1-1--------------5-5-5-1-1-1-3-3-3--3-3-3
ChorusA (2x)
Verse (1x)
ChorusA (2x)
Verse (1x)
ChorusB(2x)
Bridge
G-------------------------------------------------------- (4x) --
D-------------------------------------------------------- --
A-------------5-5-5-5-5-5-------------------------------- --
E-0-0-0-0-0-0-------------5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5 -0
G------------------------------------
D------------------------------------
A------------555555555555555555555555
E-0----------------------------------
ChorusB (4x)
This is it.
Thank You!!!
Comments:
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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josh Average |
#1 by josh 73h 1337 pw3nr at Feb 22, 1973 at 3:20 PM EST |
| Jaksmart, HIM originally did stand for His Infernal Majesty but they changed it to HIM after about their 6th cd release. HIM now just stands for him, VIlle once said when he was aked what HIM meant he said 'I don;t know what our latest lie is. When Hanson was famous we told people that it stood for Hanson is Murder" 1 | |
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Roxie Wanna Be |
#2 by Roxie Ramos at Aug 17, 1974 at 2:33 PM EST |
| True love is the hardest to find, and sometimes doubted, but when true love is found it could be the best thing in the world, and thats what this song means to me. | |
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chava Rhythm Player |
#3 by chava at Jan 1, 1976 at 6:05 PM EST |
| ive tryed to figure this song out, i have a few ideas but im curious to see what other people think, you all should post more on this song! if u think u got it figured out i would LOVE to hear it! | |
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♥Chicken Average |
#4 by ♥Chicken On Heroine Shots♥ at Jan 26, 1976 at 6:36 AM EST |
| i never used to listen to HIM that much, but i heard them at a friends house and the opening guitar on this song was so fantastic. this is my favorite HIM song. C'MON PEOPLE. POST ON IT! | |
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fred Rhythm Player |
#5 by fred ozanne at Jun 19, 1977 at 7:35 AM EST |
| Firstly, when will people learn that HIM does NOT stand for "His Infernal Majesty"? that was something Linde wrote on his amp in the bands early days as a complete joke. To interpret this song it is necessary to explore the word Pandemonium, the dictionary reads: "A state of extreme confusion and disorder" I think he is trying to say, that true love is hidden away deep into confusion and is very hard to find. Man is so easily deceived by false love, pointless promiscuous sex, and all other pointless forms of love. And in our media dominated world, love is something less important, and not really relevant. However, when you DO find the true love, the world suddenly changes, everything goes from Pandemonium to lucidity (easy to understand). And the world is a better place. I may be wrong, but this is what this song means to me. | |
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Justin Wanna Be |
#6 by Justin for-a-minute at Dec 15, 1980 at 9:35 PM EST |
| when i first heard the guitar at the beginning of this song, it was one of those "this is the best thing i've ever heard!"-moments. Love HIM, love Ville, they've changed my life. | |
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Bassdude Average |
#7 by Bassdude at Apr 4, 1981 at 11:30 AM EST |
| The Beatles - Yesterday | |
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Jaime Average |
#8 by Jaime at Nov 18, 1982 at 8:59 PM EST |
| sometimes its best to say nothing....greaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat music and lyrics | |
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it Lead Player |
#9 by it died at Aug 30, 1988 at 5:11 PM EST |
| this song is so great! The live version is so beautiful, but no video can compare to actually being there, singing with Ville!!! ^.^ | |
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Marcus Average |
#10 by Marcus at Feb 3, 1992 at 4:45 PM EST |
| This live; Ville 3 meters away *drools* anyone want to take me to a HIM gig??? The pain when he sings the words ''sweet pandemonium'' - beautiful | |
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Steve Average |
#11 by Steve at Feb 23, 1994 at 5:22 AM EST |
| For some reason I connected this song to Ville's love for Gene Simmons. I think it's about people you idolize and love distantly. Is that weird? | |
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Cian Average |
#12 by Cian Ormond at Apr 26, 1994 at 6:47 AM EST |
| I agree with quigon_chow, this song holds a similar meaning for me as well. Drained by the anger and grief Fazed by the envy and greed The secret cries for a release The lucidity hidden deep in sweet pandemonium This could possible mean that he (Ville) feels drained and empty without someone in his life, and is envious of those around him that do have someone. “The lucidity hidden deep in sweet pandemonium” could mean that when you are in love, or in a serious relationship everything seem more clear and understandable. I don’t really know if my interpretation on this song is right, but it’s what I think the song means, to me at least. -Toodles | |
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Night Wolf Average |
#13 by Night Wolf at Jun 21, 1997 at 6:54 AM EST |
| I'm pretty sure he's referring to Milton's Paradise Lost, where Pandemonium is the capital of Hell. | |
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logan Average |
#14 by logan cook at Feb 1, 1999 at 8:37 AM EST |
| you know that part in the Fifth Element where they have to take the stones out of the diva's dead body? Yeah, this song reminds me of that. | |
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Kyle Average |
#15 by Kyle Bish at Mar 14, 2000 at 3:02 PM EST |
| Officially one of my favorite HIM songs, I love the song and it was written soo beautifully | |
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Matt Average |
#16 by Matt Vautour at Aug 25, 2002 at 2:41 PM EST |
| All of HIM's songs are not worthy of any words. Just listening to this song puts images into your head and wonder about everything. HIM's lyrics are so vauge yet so detailed. They can apply to almost anything, love, religin, personal problems. They offer some relif from our overly hectic world. They offer a different lifestyle. HIM's music is very brainwashing, but not all brainwashing is bad and evil. HIM FOREVER! | |
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Lucas Average |
#17 by Lucas Gracia at Jun 21, 2003 at 10:27 AM EST |
| THIS IS AN ALLSOME SONG I HEARD IN AN INTERVIEW WITH VILLE VALLO THAT PANDOMONIUM IS LIKE HELL. HTTP://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM AND TYPE IN HIM AND IN THE BOTTOM THE SECOUND TO LAST IS THE INTERVIEW WITH VILLE THE PECAE THAT TALKES ABOUT THE SONG IS ALMOST TO THE END OF THE INTERVIEW. | |
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Simon Average |
#18 by Simon Donovan at Jan 23, 2007 at 10:23 AM EST |
| H.I.M. make me believe that there is hope for modern rock music. I love this song, it's the most heartfelt guitar-driven ballad ever written and it's sung perfectly. I wish I could hear it live. | |
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