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this song is play normally on the fret board, but it sounds good
slapped too
I have seen so many incorrect tabs of this song, so I decided to
tab it myself
there are lots of variations, but you can just make you own
v = downstroke
b = bend
Intro:
G---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D----2----------------------------2-----------2----------------------------2------
A-------3--2--1--0------------------3------------3--2--1--0------------------3----
E-0-0-----------------1-3-2-1----0-----2-----0-----------------1-3-2-1----0-----2-
G-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D--2----------------------------2-----------2----------------------------2------
A-----3--2--1--0------------------3------------3--2--1--0------------------3----
E-0-----------------1-3-2-1----0-----2-----0-----------------1-3-2-1----0-----2-
Transition: v
G---------------------------------------------------------------------------9/10-
D--------7p4-------------------7p4----------------7p4-----------------------9/10-
A-----6---------------------6------------------6--------------------6------------
E-0h7-------------------0h7----------------0h7------------------0h7--------------
Main Riff: v v
G--------------9-9\10--------------------
D---------7p4--9-9\10-----------7--------
A-----6---------------------6------------
E-0h7-------------------0h7--------2-3-2-
sometime instead of the 2-3-2 he plays 3-2-0 and doesn’t play the 7
"Sgt Baker is my name...":
v v v v v v v v v
G-------------9-9\10x-------------9-9\10x--------------9-9\10x-------------------
D--------7p4--9-9\10x--------7p4--9-9\10x---------7p4--9-9\10x----------7--------
A-----6-------------------6--------------------6---------------------6-----------
E-0h7-----------------0h7------------------0h7-------------------0h7-------2-3-2-
the ghost notes are hard to hear but they’re there
This is in the middle of the song after he says one! two!:
v v v v v v
G-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
D-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
A---------------------------------------------------------------
E----2-3-2-00------2-3-2-00---0--0----3-0--0---3-0--0----3-0----
v v v v v v
G-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
D-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
A---------------------------------------------------------------
E----2-3-2-00------2-3-2-00---0--0----3-0--0---3-0--0----3-0----
v v v v v v
G-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
D-2-------------2-------------------2--------2---------2------0-
A---------------------------------------------------------------
E----2-3-2-00------2-3-2-00---0--0----3-0--0---3-0--0----3-0----
V V V V V V
G-2-------------2-------------------2---------2------2------0-
D-2-------------2-------------------2---------2------2------0-
A-------------------------------------------------------------
E----2-3-2-00-3b---2-3-2-00-2b--0-0----3-0--0---0--0---3-0----
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Pat Lead Player |
#1 by Pat O'Shea at Dec 28, 2006 at 1:47 PM EST |
| It's about Full Metal Jacket - Sgt Baker (played by R. Lee Ermey) was a dick of a drill instructor, this song is just sort of about the things he said and his goals. | |
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Michael Average |
#2 by Michael Marks at Feb 20, 2007 at 8:14 AM EST |
| It's prety much about the Army, boot camp, or drill sargents in general. Satiring the way they will tear you apart verbally and rebuild you in their own image. "I will rape your personality, pummel you with my own philosophy, strip you of your self integrity to make you all just a bit like me" Basically just destroying an individual and building a clone of every other army recruit. Making them all into mindless machines to the purpose of killing. Les is very political man, and his politics are quite obvious with Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains. | |
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Tim Wanna Be |
#3 by Tim at Apr 10, 2007 at 9:50 AM EST |
| This song is almost impossibly hard to play and sing at the same time, considering Les sings offbeat. | |
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Laura Average |
#4 by Laura at Jun 27, 2007 at 2:41 PM EST |
| Sounds a lot like Full Metal Jacket and the Marine Corps. Just like Slightly Shinobi mentioned, they tear you down and then bring you back up again in an image of a soldier. | |
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Justin Wanna Be |
#5 by Justin Kenney at Aug 20, 2007 at 3:48 AM EST |
| I think this song is about my english teacher, Mrs. Baker, who everyone really calls Sgt. Baker. It describes her really well. | |