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Band/Artist: Lacuna Coil
Song: The Ghost Woman and the Hunter
Instrument: Bass 5-String
Tuning: Standart (B E A D G)
Tabbed by: OnassBass
begin @ ca. 0:44
Verse:
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|-2/7--72-0-0/10-9-914-2-5--72-0-0/10-9-914-14-|
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Chorus:
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|------------------------| 2x
|-5-----0-----------0----|
|----1-----3--1--0-------|
Verse
Chorus 2x
Interlude (No bass playin)
Chorus 2x
End:
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|-5-(let ring)-|
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Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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isaac Average |
#1 by isaac morales at May 28, 1975 at 12:39 PM EST |
| It is always hard having somone you love so much getting torn away from you. Not being able to feel there touch or embrace ever again, never being able to hear there voice... It makes life miserable on all of us... It causes us to cry, and to never let the memory of that person go no matter how painful it may be. | |
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Chazzman Professional |
#2 by Chazzman at Jun 22, 1976 at 5:32 AM EST |
| Despite the creative title, this song is amazing and Crisina's voice in this song is wonderful and she shows that she has the ability to sing a sad ballad. | |
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mike Average |
#3 by mike c at Sep 25, 1979 at 12:04 AM EST |
| I think Spyke got it right. But here's another perspective, even if it's a stretch: First of all, who says the hunter is masculine? It could be a woman, maybe a lesbian. Also, it isn't unheard of for a woman to sing a man's part. This is actually from the hunter's perspective. He or she is trying to embrace a woman who is either dead, or is not real to begin with. She is 'moving on', either to the afterlife, or to another stage of existence. | |
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Adam Average |
#4 by Adam Nickel at Oct 1, 1996 at 2:45 AM EST |
| I have all the Lacuna Coil cd's but this song is still my favorite. | |
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John-Marc Average |
#5 by John-Marc Diner at Jun 10, 2000 at 9:04 AM EST |
| I agree with Spyke, and yes, it is a great song from this band... I love it | |
