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The Fall Of Man
Matthew Good Band
Tuning – Standard Five String, or B, E, A, D
Intro
G|------------------------------------------
D|------------------------------------------
A|---------/4444----------------------------
E|-------------------------------555555555--
B|--2222----------55555555------------------
Verse – You start playing the second half when the song gets closer to the chorus – The
note going into the chorus is just an open E “Never that Nice”
G|------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------
D|------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------
A|------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------
E|--------------------------555555555555555-|----------------0000-55555555555-0000--
B|-2222222222222222-------------------------|-22222222222222------------------------
Chorus
G|------------------------------------------
D|------------------------------------------
A|---------/4444----------------------------
E|------------------55555555----------------
B|--2222-----------------------555555555----
After Chorus
“Never Did Mind…. We’ll stick to the plan”
G|----------------------------------------------------------
D|----------------------------------------------------------
A|----------/4444----------/44------------------------------
E|---------------------------------2-4-55555555555--5-7-----
B|--2222----------22222-------------------------------------
Solo
G|--------------------------------------
D|--------------------------------------
A|--------------------------------------
E|-0000000000000-2-4-555555555555-(5-7)-
B|--------------------------------------
When he starts to sing “what you don’t know, won’t kill you” you play the After Chorus
section.
That’s it, any question, corrections, or comments. Mitch_fraser@hotmail.com
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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Erik Average |
#1 by Erik Wyko at Jan 22, 1975 at 7:18 PM EST |
| this is a creepy song, and i love it for it. i like to think it's about organized religion sort of clouding peoples' minds, leading them in the wrong direction--and ultimately to the fall of civilized society and all mankind. | |
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Emoshi Wanna Be |
#2 by Emoshi RTF at Jan 1, 1988 at 4:17 AM EST |
| I think you're on to something there, but I don't think it has to be religion - feels like it could be anything that seems to sweep the world and trap people in ignorance. Awesome song - what a chorus! | |
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Caitlin Wanna Be |
#3 by Caitlin at Jun 20, 1993 at 3:23 PM EST |
| This song is just basically about the deterioration of mankind. "You beg me to stop, but I was never that nice" - We inflict pain on everyone. "What you don't know won't kill you" - This is what we are told by society and the media. Problems are kept hush-hush that seemingly don't affect us, but we are all human and need to help each other out. There are many forgotten wars out there that aren't even talked about, and that is just wone example of something not hurting us if we don't know. It is hurting us, because it hurts mankind as a whole. | |
