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Song: One of my turns
Artist: Pink Floyd
Album: The Wall
Tabbed by Shaman
Bass enters at 2:14
“Run to…”
G|-----------------------------------------------------
D|-----------------------------------------------------
A|--6-6---------6-6--------3---5---5-----5--3-------3h5
E|------6-----------6----6---------------------5-------
“Don’t look…”
G|----------------------------------------------------------
D|----------------------------------------------------------
A|--6-6---------3---6-6--------3----5---5----5--3--5-----3h5
E|------6-----6---------6----6------------------------------
“Would you…”
G|----------------------------------------------------------
D|----------------------------------------------------------
A|--6-6---------3---6-6--------3----5---5----5--3--5------5-
E|------6-----6---------6----6------------------------------
“Would u like to learn…”
G|-------------------------------------------------
D|-------------------------------------------------
A|-6---6---6------6---6---6-------5---5----5--3--5-
E|-------------------------------------------------
“Oh, no!”
G|-----------------------------------------
D|-----------------------------------------
A|--5---5------5---5------------3---3------
E|---------------------3---3------------3—
Guitar Solo
G|---------------------------------------------
D|---------------------------------------------
A|--6----------6------------3--5---5---5---5---
E|-----6---6------6---6---6--------------------
G|--------------------------------------------------------
D|--------------------------------------------------------
A|--6----------6------------3--5---5---5---5---3---3---3--
E|-----6---6------6---6---6-------------------------------
“Would u like to call..”
G|-------------------------
D|-------------------------
A|-------1-----------------
E|-------------------------
G|---------------
D|--------------- let the last note
A|--------------- ring
E|---1-2-3-------
“Why are you running away?”
Continues to “Don’t leave me now”
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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... Badass |
#1 by ... ... at Nov 26, 1970 at 9:37 AM EST |
| "Oh my God! What a fabulous room! Are all these your guitars?" (I'm sorry, sir. I didn't mean to startle you) "This place is bigger than our appartment!" (Let me know when you're entering a room. Yes, sir) "Can I get a drink of water?" (I was wondering about...) "You want some, huh?" (Yes) "Oh wow! Look at this tub! Do you wanna take a baaaaath?" (I'll have to find out from Mrs. Bancroft what time she wants to meet us, for her main...) "What are you watching?" (If you'll just let me know as soon as you can... Mrs. Bancroft... Mrs. Bancroft...) "Hello!" (I don't understand) "Are you feeling okay?" | |
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Freddy Badass |
#2 by Freddy Timmons at Aug 30, 1971 at 11:25 AM EST |
| If you love Pink Floyd The Wall and you want to really learn about the meanings to the songs, check out this web site. I was blown away by how complete and insightful it was. A must see for any Pink Floyd fan (http://home.mchsi.com/~ttint/) PS. if the link is broken, do a search for "A Complete Analysis of Pink Floyd's The Wall" in Yahoo, or Google. Hope you like it. | |
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Andrew Rhythm Player |
#3 by Andrew Lang at Jul 29, 1972 at 4:13 AM EST |
| this song is the part in the story of "The Wall" where the character, Pink, brings a groupee up to his room to possibly get back at his cheating wife......as he sees the WWII movie on tv, he stops and watches, possibly remembering his father who died in WWII.......later in the song, he flips out as anyone can see. He talks about how the love in his marriage is dying. | |
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Nathan Wanna Be |
#4 by Nathan Chinchilla at Feb 6, 1976 at 5:51 PM EST |
| i really enjoy this song. its just an all-around good song. pink floyd was a really talented band, you dont get many that can do what they did | |
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Brandon Rhythm Player |
#5 by Brandon Winfrey at Jul 7, 1977 at 5:44 AM EST |
| thanks inpraiseofolly i can't believe i have never clocked the 'teach' in the background. But look at the not know john page I'm about to diss you ;-) | |
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Super Average |
#6 by Super Unknown at Sep 19, 1977 at 1:54 AM EST |
| This song is crazy :) | |
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What?Me Worry? Wanna Be |
#7 by What?Me Worry? at Jun 22, 1982 at 3:09 AM EST |
| good stuff here. | |
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owain Wanna Be |
#8 by owain pole at Oct 16, 1982 at 2:06 PM EST |
| Actually, Pink brings a groupie into his apartment. The groupie comes into the apartment and starts sayin things like "are all these guitars yours," or "this place is bigger thane my apartment." This shows how the groupie is only interested in materialism and not in pink. The groupie represents the life that Pink is leading which includes fame and materialism. In the first half of the song, he talks about his dying love and his marrige falling apart (he is cheating on his wife.) Then, he realizes he doesnt like this life, so he chases away the groupie (the symbol of this life) saying that, "this is just a passing phase. Just one of my bad days." | |
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Spencer Wanna Be |
#9 by Spencer at Mar 21, 1986 at 5:34 PM EST |
| he isn't talking to his wife, at the begining she says: "Oh my god! What a fabulous room, look at all these guitars", young lust makes that very clear | |
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josh Wanna Be |
#10 by josh carton at Jun 17, 1992 at 3:09 AM EST |
| i just wish ppl would include the little clips of stuff or w\e when they type out the lyrics. like the -"are these all your guitars?"- part....ect. | |
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The Fever...The Average |
#11 by The Fever...The Focus x at Sep 23, 1996 at 11:37 PM EST |
| This song is about a guy that loses it and breaks shit in his apartment." - LOL | |
