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your tuning is gonna be C#, Ab, Db, Gb, low to high...but no need for the g string,
so dont worry bout tuning it....here you go..this is definitely right..
VERSE(S)
Db------------------------------------------------------------------
Ab--0--0-0-0---0-0------------------------------------5--5--5-5-5---
C#-------------------6--6-6-6---6-6---5--5-5-5---5-5----------------
Db------------------------------------------------------------------
Ab--0--0-0-0---0-0-------------------------------------5--4--5------
C#-------------------2--2-2-2---2-2---5--5-5-5---5-5---------0------
CHORUS
Db-------------------------------------------------------------7----
Ab--------------------7--7-7-7---7-7---5-5---5-5-5-5---5h7p5-5---5p0
C#--4--4-4-4---4-4--------------------------------------------------
...into a wall of fire...
Db-----------------------------------------------
Ab--0--0-0-0---0-0/7-7--7-7-7--7-7---------------
C#-----------------------------------5--4---0----
ok, not too hard i guess....enjoy
-the bass dude guy
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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london calling Average |
#1 by london calling at Apr 4, 1972 at 6:32 AM EST |
| The one line that some of you failed to mention is "The strange days have come and you're gone either dead or dying either dead or trying to go" Sums up the theory of suicide. | |
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joe Rhythm Player |
#2 by joe wilbraham at Jun 5, 1978 at 4:18 AM EST |
| unquestionably the best song of all time. it cant truly accurately be described in words, its all about the feelings you get when you listen to it | |
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RHCP Average |
#3 by RHCP freak at Dec 26, 1990 at 9:09 PM EST |
| Probably my favorite MGB song. I love the lines "Do you drift off, to wake up," sorta like do you sleep just to wake up, it makes ya think. Also, "do you always hit the brakes," I like that philosophy of not holding back all the time. | |
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Joanne Average |
#4 by Joanne Mackenzie at Jul 31, 2000 at 8:04 AM EST |
| I think this song is about waking up one day and just wondering what the hell you are doing with your life. It is very "Fight Club" almost... in the way how the person describes the cars and the city. Its like wondering what happened to your dreams and aspiration. You fall alseep and all of a sudden your working 9-5 in a job you hate and living for very little. Am I crazy to want this kind of life? The line about drifting off is the person trying to feel alive again... it is a beautiful song and it is very interesting how some of the lyrics about the boredom and the ideas the mind comes up with (Imagining the cars falling into a wall of fire...). I don't know what this song is about... but that is how I feel it. | |
