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LIVING IT UP (THE SUN GOES DOWN)
Level 42
Tabbed by Victor Jakeman (v_jakeman@hotmail.com)
Intro
||-------|--------------------------||
||o------|---------2------4----2-2-o||
||o------|-----2-4----2-4----4-----o||
||-------|--------------------------||
Then, before the verse:
|-------4-2---------|--------------------------||
|-----------4-2-----|---------2------4----2-2--||
|---------------2-4-|-2---2-4----2-4----4------||
|-------------------|--------------------------||
Then the verse. This part is played very staccato,
i.e the notes are slightly shorter than they should
be. But you know how it's supposed to sound.
||----------------------|---------------|
||o---------------------|---------------|
||o----------0-2-4--4---|---------------|
||--2-2-2--4----------2-|----2p0-0-0--0-|
|-------------------|--------------------||
|-----------------2-|-4--4-4-2--2-2-3-4-o||
|----------0-2-4----|-------------------o||
|-2-2--2-4----------|--------------------||
Then this is the part when Mark King decides it would
sound good for him to rap. Again, very staccato.
4x
||----2--2----------------|--------------------||
||o------------0-0-1h2----|-0-0-1-------------o||
||o-0------4-4----------4-|-------------------o||
||------------------------|--------0--0-x-12--||
This is it. Except for the little fill, where two notes
are popped at one point. As far as I know, it goes
something like:
|---6(p4)------6(p4)---------|
They're in brackets, because you do them really quickly,
just at the end of them, not as notes in themselves.
Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net
