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"Driven Like the Snow" by The Sisters of Mercy (from the album "Floodland")
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transcribed by jonas-ol@dsv.su.se
riff #1
G -----------------------------------------------------
D ------------------2---3------------------------------
A -0--0-2-0--0-2-3----3---0---2-0--0-2-0--0-2-3333---2-
E --------------------------3---------------------333--
riff #2
G -------------------------------------
D -2---------------3-----------2-3-2-0-
A ---------3---------------3-----------
E -------------------------------------
riff #3a
G -----
D -----
A ---2-
E -33--
riff #3b
G -----------------------------------------------------
D -----------------------------------------------------
A -0--------------------------2-0-------------3333---2-
E ------------------------3-3---------------------333--
riff #4
G ---
D ---
A -0-
E ---
How to play:
riff #1 x10
#2
#1 x10
#2
#3a
#3b x4
#1 x4
#2
#4
Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net
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AJ Rhythm Player |
#1 by AJ Frank at Oct 19, 1976 at 3:10 AM EST |
| There's a phrase, "Pure as driven snow", which is a rather British sarcastic barb about the Purity of a person. Eldritch even mentions purity and alludes to it with the whole marry me and white bed. So maybe the song is a sarcastic affair towards a certain person? | |
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Chris Rhythm Player |
#2 by Chris Hall at Jun 24, 1979 at 8:26 PM EST |
| "think it twice but never never learn..." in the context of a song about a lost relationship (Took a lot to live a lot like you) this is one of the most heartbreaking lines ever recorded. | |
