A New Day Yesterday Bass Tab

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A New Day Yesterday »
Bouree
Nothing Is Easy
Living In The Past

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Jethro Tull - A New Day Yesterday

Tabbed by BENDA
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Riff 1
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|---------------------------------5------|
|---------5-6-7---7--7--5--------------|
|--5-6-7--------------------7-----------|

riff 2
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|---------------------------------5-------|
|--3-2-0-2----7---7-7-5-------------|
|------------3---------------7-----------|


chorus

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|-7---7---7-5----------5----------------5----------------9----4-5---5---7---7-----------5--------|
|-------5--------7---7----7---5-3---3-------3-5-7---7----7-----------5-------7-3---3-----3-5-|
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Chris Average	#1 by Chris Dunn at Oct 22, 1988 at 7:45 PM EST
	Much of the Stand Up album is about Ian resenting the constant travel and work-load of being a rock star. This song talks about how he's constantly away from his new girlfriend (and future ex-wife), Jeanine. "It was a new day yesterday but it's an old day now" It was kind of thrilling not knowing when or how long the two would see each other, but now it's growing old and Ian just wants to be with his new love. "Oh I had to leave today just when I thought I'd found you" Even when the two are together, it's an all-too-brief moment as Ian has to go back on the road again. 1

No Picture phil Wanna Be	#2 by phil taylor at Nov 12, 1993 at 7:40 PM EST
	MORE PPL SHOULD COMMENT ON J TULL SONGS. IAN ANDERSON IS A LYRICAL GENIUS, ANBODY WHO DISAGREES WITH ME CAN F*** ME SIDEWAYS :P

No Picture Terp Rhythm Player	#3 by Terp Boom! at Mar 28, 1995 at 6:00 AM EST
	THANX SO MUCH 4 ADDING 2 HIS GENIUS W/YR STUPID I/NET SLANG!!!!! HAFORLLOL! Anyway, on a serious note... I don't know the history behind this song, but it just seems to me about recounting memories. Perhaps of Glory. This might be an anthemic attempt at uplifting England. This band always had diamonds in their eyes...Especially in their youth.