Wind Up Bass Tab

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Band: Thursday
Song: Wind-Up
Album: Full Collapse
Tuning: Standard (EADG)

Intro
G|-----------------------------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------5--5-55-55-55-7--7-77-77-77-3--3-33-33-33---|
E|-3--3-33-33-33---------------------------------------------|

G|-------------------------------------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-------------------------------------------3--3-33-33-33-----|
E|-3--3-33-33-33-1--1-11-11-11-0--0-00-00-00-------------------|

(I don't know...)
G|-----------------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------|
A|-7r--------7r--------7r--------7r--------|
E|-----------------------------------------|

This x4
G|-----------------------|
D|-----------------------|
A|-----------------------|
E|-000000-00-000000------|

(winding up!) x4
G|-------------|
D|-------------|
A|-------------|
E|-0--0--0-----|

Verse x5
G|------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------|
A|--------------3-33-33-3333----------|
E|-0-00-00-0000-----------------------|

This x2
G|------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------|
A|-7-77-77-7777-3-33-33-3333----------|
E|------------------------------------|

Then this
G|---------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------|
A|--------------3-33-33-3333-3-33-33-3333------|
E|-0-00-00-0000--------------------------------|

Chorus x4 Cept Last time cut off the 3's (I'm falling to pieces...)
G|----------------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------------|
A|----------------33333-33-33333----------|
E|-00000-00-00000-------------------------|

Repeat Verse x2

This
G|------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------|
A|-7-77-77-7777-3-33-33-3333----------|
E|------------------------------------|

Verse x5 (hold out 3's last time)
Chorus x4 Cept Last time cut off the 3's
Repeat Verse x4
Winding Up! Part x4

Bridge x4 (this side of you...)
G|-----------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------|
A|----------7777777-33333-33-3333333-|
E|-00000-00--------------------------|

Then
G|--------------------------|
D|--------------------------|
A|------3r----/7r----3r----|
E|-0r-----------------------|

Next
G|---------------------------|
D|---------------------------|
A|-------3r----------3r------|
E|-0r----------0r------------|

Repeat Bridge x4 but substitute the 7's for the lower octave E....also there
are some variations in the rhythm.

Coda x4
G|-------------|
D|-------------|
A|-------------|
E|-0--0--0-----|

Let the last 0 ring.
The rhythms might be a little off but the notes should be pretty much right.

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


Mike Average	#1 by Mike at May 28, 1972 at 2:47 AM EST
	This is my all time favorite thursday song. Sadly enouh when I asked Steve why they never play it anymore, they don't remember how. So anyone who plans on seeing them, dont expect this song. =(

I Told Them My Lead Player	#2 by I Told Them My Name Was Jim Steele at Jul 19, 1972 at 12:55 AM EST
	maybe they weren't prepared to play it at the moment, on that day. it's just like when a band's drummer say, leaves for a little bit and they need someone to cover, don't they have to learn all the songs first in order to play with them..or they just play whatever? well. he uses the word "marching" several times. in autobiography it's in there too. im letting go of everything i once loved...

Casey Wanna Be	#3 by Casey at Apr 13, 1974 at 10:47 PM EST
	To me, this song is about a person who doesn't want a relationship to end and keeps holding on and being destroyed by it, only to finally let it go. "I'm giving up marching in time with your drums"..kinda like i've had enough of this doing things you're way or somethin like dat. I dunno, think about it, could be..

Tom Rhythm Player	#4 by Tom the Scarecrow at Jun 25, 1975 at 10:16 AM EST
	drowned ur a faghole.... I agree with chris. he's a cool guy and a good drummer.... and when bands say they cant remember how to play a song its cuz they dont wanna play it nemore and they want pussiewussies like u to shutup

Megan Average	#5 by Megan at Feb 25, 1978 at 8:39 AM EST
	yea ok, i so totally love this song! esp the part that goes: Winding up to what you can not unwind This side of you and if it's taken away You won't know what to do You're stretching to meet expectations that you will never reach And now it's far to late to ever leave this cold that part is so intense! love it, love it!

Peter Wanna Be	#6 by Peter McCarthy at Jun 18, 1980 at 7:47 PM EST
	fan4thursday....I am only telling you what Thursday actually told me themselves. They specifically said "we don't remember how.' Now if you want to send them tabs of their own song, be my guest because I know I'd love for them to play it live.

Stuart Average	#7 by Stuart Barker at Aug 26, 1981 at 4:34 AM EST
	i love this song.. it has so many meanings .. thursday is such a amazing band..

ben Wanna Be	#8 by ben cashin at Dec 15, 1985 at 1:31 PM EST
	my god this is so painfully amazing....my heart skips a beat when i hear the first chords

kyle Average	#9 by kyle anderson at Nov 26, 1987 at 8:33 PM EST
	I deffinatly agree with fan4thursday, if the band said they don't know how to play the song anymore, they prolly do know how to play it, something as simple as learning a song over again just isn't a good excuse, I can learn how to play a thursday song in less than a week, and if I can do it, they sure as hell can. I most likely would think that there is some reason such as someone important to Thrusday had something to do with telling them not to play this song anymore, or something near that, song that brought back too much of a bad memory that the band just doesn't want to play it. I have no clue, but thats what it seems to me would be why they forgot how to play it. That's a let down though, a good song that doesn't get played is just dissappointing. Oh well, I hope its not true, wish for the best.

Harley Wanna Be	#10 by Harley Mckenzie at Jan 5, 1993 at 2:58 PM EST
	What?! They don't know how to play this song anymore?! Aww, that hurts my heart so bad... =( This song is amazing and so strong, and full of anger and energy. "I'm letting go of everything i once loved" that is beautiful....

Ex Average	#11 by Ex at Dec 30, 2001 at 4:05 PM EST
	ya ok drowned standards boy, i think that u r a liar and i would like to know like what website or whatever that u read this info at.....smoke crack and die...HAHAHA

Jordan Average	#12 by Jordan Rouse at Jul 6, 2003 at 4:48 AM EST
	This song is amazing, and one of my favorite, but I just wanted to let some people know that not all songs are about relationships, it seems some people think that. Mosst if thursdays songs seem to be about something else, I don't know what, but I don't know about relationships In my opinion, thursday is not another Dashboard Confessional that cry when they sing