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Artist - Muse
Track - Cave
Album - Showbiz
Corrected by Stephen Burr (stephen_8983@hotmail.com)
Intro
G---------------------------------------------5h7-7-7-5h7-7-7
D-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0-----------------
A------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------
Pre-Verse 1
G----------------- G---------5h7-7-7-5h7-7-7
D-0-0-3-0--------- x7 D-0-0-3-0----------------
A-----------0-3-4- A------------------------
E---------4------- E------------------------
Verse 1
G-------------------------------------------------------------------
D-0-0-3-0----------0-0-3-0----------0-0-3-0---------0-0-3-0---------
A-----------0-3-4------------0-3-4------------0-3-4-----------0-3-0-
E---------4----------------4----------------4---------------4-------
G---------------------------------------------------------
D-----------------------------5-5x-5-3-3x-3-2-2x-2-1-1x-1-
A--------0-0x-0-1-1x-1-3-3x-3-----------------------------
E-3-3x-3--------------------------------------------------
Pre-Verse 2
G----------------- G---------5h7-7-7-5h7-7-7
D-0-0-3-0--------- x4 D-0-0-3-0----------------
A-----------0-3-4- A------------------------
E---------4------- E------------------------
Verse 2 - same as Verse 1
Chorus
G-------------------------------------------------------
D-0-0-0--0---------------------------------------------- x4
A-------------------------------------------------------
E--------------2-2-2--2------3-3-3--3-----3-3-3--3------
Then play: Intro
Pre-verse 2
Verse
Pre-verse 2
Verse
Chorus
After 2nd chorus (Piano Bit) - Just play a D for ages until
the guitar comes back in
End
G-------------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------- x2
A-2-2-2-2----2--1-1-1-1-----1--0-0----------------------
E-----------------------------------44----3-3-3-3-------
G------------
D-0----------
A------------
E------------
Original tab
Tabber - Sarah <sarahdoherty25@yahoo.co.uk>
I'm not 100% sure about this tab, but it is a start. To help you
learn what each part sounds like, I have put the time that it is
first heard on the track. Have fun!
Part 1 (0:16)
G--------------------------------------------
D-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0x-0-0-0-0-0-
A--------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------
Part 2 (0:22. This is used throughout at random parts)
G-5h7-7-7-5h7-7-7
D----------------
A----------------
E----------------
Part 3 (0:24. The main verse riff)
G----------------------
D-0-0-0-0-3-0----------
A-------------0-2-3-5*-
E----------------------
*-This is one of the parts I'm not sure about
Part 4 (0:47)
G-------------------------------------------------------
D----------------------------5-5x-5-3-3x-3-2-2x-2-1-1x-1
A-------0-0x-0-1-1x-1-3-3x-3----------------------------
E-3-3x-3------------------------------------------------
Part 5 (1:19chorus part. Again, I am not completely sure of this
bit)
G-------------
D-0-----------
A---3-1-0-3-1-
E-------------
Well, that is the tab. I hope it helps you! If you spot any
errors, mail me! Sarah :)
Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net
Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Maury N Rhythm Player |
#1 by Maury N . at Aug 17, 1971 at 7:54 AM EST |
| I can see where people are coming from with the eating disorder angle but i think its kind of wider then just eating disorder. could more apply to any mental disorder, well thats how i see it anyway. People are reaching out to them and they refuse to accept any help, thinking in a way i guess that they aren't doing anything hugely wrong. but they know that there actions are being constantly judged "Come in my cave, and arrest me for my mistakes" I suppose the meaning changes on the person. one of muses more angsty songs, though id never call muse angsty, they are past that. i just love this song, my favourite song on showbiz | |
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2D Average |
#2 by 2D at Dec 8, 1974 at 1:52 AM EST |
| PS MUSE ROCK!!! | |
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Graeme Wanna Be |
#3 by Graeme Cook at Nov 3, 1981 at 9:10 PM EST |
| I always thought this song was about manic depression. Perhaps Matt was going through a rough phase in his life and felt he didn't need to be bothered by idiots who'll just piss him off even more. The lines "please close your ears and try to look away" and "there's nothing you can do" perhaps suggest that the only way to deal with his anger is to let it all out verbally and perhaps physically too. Anyone who tries to 'come in his cave' (ie not mind their own business) will be on the receiving end of his nasty side ("I'll burn your heart away"). "Arrest me for my mistakes" = Sue me for being a little bit messed up. ;) | |
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michael Average |
#4 by michael clarke at Jun 8, 1994 at 9:24 PM EST |
| good meaning... you must be right... by the way : MUSE ROCK !!!!!!!!!!!!! (for sure best band ever !!!) | |
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Sean Average |
#5 by Sean Stuckey at Nov 5, 1996 at 4:33 AM EST |
| according to matt "apparently when men are stressed they go into a cave" i dunno, its just about a time he was stressed, or a "...friend who is no longer a friend" is stressed. hard to interpret if it is about something else. | |
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Terp Rhythm Player |
#6 by Terp Boom! at Aug 27, 1999 at 10:14 PM EST |
| I have a recording of Muse playing at Triple J's 'Live at the Wireless' in Australia back a couple of years... Matt Bellamy's simple description of this song before they start to play it, is as such: "This song is about a friend, who is no longer a friend..." | |
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Zeppelin Average |
#7 by Zeppelin Pancake at Jul 10, 2001 at 3:16 AM EST |
| good meaning... you must be right... by the way : MUSE ROCK !!!!!!!!!!!!! (for sure best band ever !!!) | |
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Bill Wanna Be |
#8 by Bill Rossi at Oct 22, 2002 at 6:07 PM EST |
| before i give my opinion of this i'd just like to say that MUSE ROCK AND THEY ARE THE BEST AND MOST TALENTED BAND EVER.anyway, now that's out of my system, i love this song and have always taken it to be about someone who has an eating disorder telling their loved ones to leave them alone, and that even though their friends, family etc can see what it's doing to the person, the person concerned is telling them that they can't do anything about it, and just wants to be left alone- hence the "cave" reference. i dunno, any other suggestions? xxx Lou "Giving money and power to Government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys." -- P.J. O'Rourke | |
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