Here Comes Your Man Bass Tab

		
		Ver 1 Ver 2 Ver 3 Ver 4 Ver 5 
	

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Here Comes Your Man
 Pixies

Intro:

I------------
I-----4-4-5--
I-5-5-------0
I------------

I---------------------------------
I--------------------------4-4-5--
I--2-0---0-4-5-7----5--5-5-------0
I-3-------------------------------

I----------------
I----------------
I----2-0--0-4-5-7
I-3--------------

Verse:

I------------------------------
I------------------------------
I-5----5----5-------------4-4-5
I---------5-----5------5-------5

I--------------------------------------
I--------------------------------------
I--------------------------------2-2-3-3
I-0-----0------0----2----3-3---3-------- do this twice


1st and 2nd Pre-Choruses:

I---------------------------------------------------------------------
I----------------------------------------------------------------4-4-5
I-2-----2--2---------------------------------------------5-5-5-5------0
I--------------3-------3---3-------5----5-5-----5-5-5-5----------------

Chorus:

I------------
I-----4-4-5--
I-5-5-------0
I------------

I---------------------------------
I--------------------------4-4-5--
I--2-0---0-4-5-7----5--5-5-------0
I-3-------------------------------

I----------------
I----------------
I----2-0--0-4-5-7
I-3-------------- X2 then


I------------------------------
I------------------------------
I-5----5----5-------------4-4-5
I---------5-----5------5-------5

I--------------------------------------
I--------------------------------------
I--------------------------------2-2-3-3
I-0-----0------0----2----3-3---3-------- 

Second Verse, Same as the First
then

I---------------------------------------------------------
I----------------4---4----5-------------------------------
I-5------5---5-------------0------2--0----0----4---5---7--
I------------------------------3--------------------------

Interlude:

I---------------------------------------------------------------------------
I---------------------------------------------------------------------------
I-5-5--5-0---5-5-5-5--------------------7-7-7---7-7-7-7/10-10-10---10-9/7-5-
I---------------------5-5-5-0--5-5-5-5-------7------------------10----------

I------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I-5-5-5-0---5-5-5-5-------------------7-7-7-7--7-7-7-7/10-10--10-10--10-10-10-10
I--------------------5-5-5-0--5-5-5-5-------------------------------------------

I------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I-5-5-5-5--5-5-5-5-------------------7-7-7-7--7-7-7-7--10-10-10-10--10-10-10--10
I------------------5-5-5-5--5-5-5-5---------------------------------------------

3rd Pre-Chorus:

I-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I----------------------------------------------------------------------4-4-5--
I-2----2-2----3---3-3------------------------5-5-5-5---5-5-5-5---5--5-5-----0-
I-------------------------5---5-5----5-5-5-5----------------------------------

Outro Chorus:

I-------------------
I-------------------
I---2-0---0-4-5-7---
I-3-----------------

I-----------------
I-----------4-4-5-
I---5---5-5------0
I-----------------  X4

I----------------------
I----------------------
I-----2-0---0-4-5-7---5
I-3--------------------

END

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/p/pixies,_the/161366.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Jason Wanna Be	#1 by Jason Stender at Jul 23, 2006 at 12:58 AM EST
	This has one of best "surfer riffs" I've ever heard in a song. Add the meaning and the "upbeat" tempo is all the more ironic. Finally, the nod in the title to Velvet Underground. The result is likely the best Pixies song, and that's saying a lot!

No Picture Dylan Wanna Be	#2 by Dylan Johnson at Aug 7, 2006 at 12:04 PM EST
	Frankly, I believe this is the best Pixies song. The ultimate combination between beautiful and interesting lyrics (About the A-bomb) and a pop tune that gets to you. Obviously, underneath the screams and noise there is a pop writer, and “Here come you man” reveals its full potential.

No Picture kyle Average	#3 by kyle henry at Oct 19, 2006 at 4:01 PM EST
	I'm not sure what Frank means with the verse "There is a wait so long, you 'll never wait so long" Does anybody have an idea on this?

No Picture Adam Wanna Be	#4 by Adam Spinelli at Oct 25, 2006 at 11:57 PM EST
	his name is Charles Thompson...

No Picture Sam Rhythm Player	#5 by Sam at Nov 7, 2006 at 5:28 PM EST
	This song makes me so happy. Although after I've listened to it that riff stays in my head for days.

No Picture Matt Average	#6 by Matt Nev at Feb 4, 2007 at 1:11 PM EST
	About what Onafriday and Plosion said: Yes, this song is about the atomic bombing on Nagasaki, but Black Francis wrote these lyrics in that cryptic way for a reason. He could've easily written a much direct reference to the Bockscar, but he prefered to call it "Box car" to hide its identity from public view and, I think, stimulate the imagination of the listeners. This song is very alike an O.M.D. track titled "Enola Gay", which speaks about the first bomb drop on Hiroshima and which compares that event to a kiss.

No Picture Danyboi Average	#7 by Danyboi at Mar 1, 2007 at 3:19 PM EST
	Only the pixies could make a song that sounds so upbeat and cheerful about an atomic explosion.

No Picture GRiMM Average	#8 by GRiMM . at May 25, 2007 at 12:13 AM EST
	yeah, and the FIRST one fell on hiroshima....jeez

No Picture shabobo Wanna Be	#9 by shabobo at Sep 23, 2007 at 5:23 AM EST
	i think frank black said one time that the title was an "homage" to the velvet undergorunds' "waiting for my man" which had been a big influence to young frank