The Broken Heart Of A Traitor Bass Tab

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Intro (0:00)
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|-8888-0-8888-0-7777-0-10-10-10-10-0-------|   x8
D|------------------------------------------| 

Pre-Verse (0:43)
G|-----------|-------------------------------| 
D|-----------|-------------------------------| 
A|-----------|--7777-5-7/9-(x4)--------------| 
D|-5555—5555-|-------------------------------| 

Verse (0:53)
G|------|--------------------------------------| 
D|------|--------------------------------------| 
A|------|-------55555555--------555555555—(x4)-| 
D|-5555-|--5555-----------5555-----------------| 

Pro-Verse (1:07)
G|------------| 
D|------------| 
A|-7-5-10-7-8-| 
D|------------| 

Pre-Chorus (1:09)
G|----------------------------------------------| 
D|----------------------------------------------| 
A|------7-8-5------8-7-3------7-8-5------7-8-10-|   x2
D|-0000-------0000-------0000-------0000--------| 

Chorus (1:23)
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|------------------------------------------|   x6
D|-888888888888-----00000-00000-------------| 

Silence for bass (2:01)

Break-Down (2:10)
G|---------------------------------|-----------------| 
D|---------------------------------|-----------------| 
A|-3333-5555---3333-5555-77-5-(x8)-|--33333~-0~-(x4)-| 
D|---------------------------------|-----------------| 

Pro-Break-Down(3:01)
G|------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------| 
A|------------------99--99--77--77----|   x3
D|-888888-33333333----10--10--10--10--| 

Interlude #1 (3:16)
G|---------------------------------------| 
D|---------------------------------------| 
A|-8p7-5p0-3p0-10--8p7-5p0-3p0-10-10-10--|   x4
D|---------------------------------------| 

Interlude #2 (3:34)
G|--------------------------| 
D|--------------------------| 
A|--------------------------| 
D|-8~--0~--8~--0~--8~--0~~--| 

Outro (4:12)  
G|------------------------------------------| 
D|------------------------------------------| 
A|----7/9----7/9----7/9---------------------|   (play this til the end of the song) 
D|-0~-----0~-----0~-----77-5-4-33333-33333--|


Thats all of it, great song, rate it and trust me its 100% correct.

Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Sojo Rhythm Player	#1 by Sojo The Great! at Mar 26, 1972 at 4:27 AM EST
	I always told myself... 'If you wanna hear someone that sounds real upset, listen to this song.' The singer pours his heart out on this song. Excellent song.

No Picture Joan Average	#2 by Joan Rius at Dec 26, 1977 at 2:44 AM EST
	this is an amazing song

No Picture Chris Wanna Be	#3 by Chris at Sep 2, 1980 at 8:37 AM EST
	it seems like he means that he can't look past his shortcomings and he has trouble forgiving himself, so he doesnt think that God has the grace to forgive him. the part about the doves wings wiping away his tears though, shows that he has recieved grace before and he knows its there, he just doesn't think he deserves forgiveness since he has been so unforgiving..........

No Picture matt Wanna Be	#4 by matt fogg at Apr 11, 1981 at 1:27 PM EST
	this song is nice love this shit...

No Picture I am who am Rhythm Player	#5 by I am who am "SAF" at Feb 7, 1982 at 11:30 AM EST
	My take on this is that he has finally reached a state of self awareness, realizing that he has committed deeds that have caused harm to himself and to other people because of the way society traps us into doing so. Though he tries to escape the memories of these deeds, he finds himself almost unable to and, though he wishes he could be rid of them, he knows that nothing will every take the memories away. He thinks that WANTING to do good and DOING good are two completely different things. . .and though he felt as though wanting to do the right things was good enough in the past, he is starting to doubt it will ever be good enough to himself anymore because of things that he has seen/experienced. He thinks perhaps that trying todo good might be futile and though he has seen that he must try, he still knows that the traps of society once had him in their grasps and he does not know if his attempts at grace will be good enough to help spark the realization of what is right and what is wrong in other people because they have been blinded by these things for so long, due to one reason or another. He feels that though he might be flawed, he is still striving to find the truth and beauty in the things he knows because the memory of something beautiful stays with him forever.

No Picture george Rhythm Player	#6 by george kafros at Sep 14, 1984 at 6:53 PM EST
	amazing song in it's whole 7 minute and 28 second entirety

No Picture CJ Average	#7 by CJ Breidt at Jul 31, 1990 at 8:51 AM EST
	you said you'd never leave you said you'd always stay I'm on my knees with open heart waiting to recieve your message then I don't know the rest of the end part. whatevzies