4 Degrees Bass Tab

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Verse Riff
g|-------------------------------------------|
d|-------------------------------------------|
a|-------------------------------------------|
d|0^2-2-x-0^2-2-x-3332-0^2-2-x-0^2-2-x-3-----|

Chorus
g|--------------------------------------------|
d|--7--7-7--5-5-5/10--5-5--5-5-3---3-3--3--3-3|
a|--------------------------------------------|
d|--------------------------------------------|

Interlude 1
g|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
d|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
a|-----------------------------------------10--10--10--8--8-8--8--8-8-|
d|--12---12--12--8--8-8--8--8-8---------------------------------------|

Interlude 2
g|------------------------------------|
d|------------------------------------|
a|------------------------------------|
d|--2-2---2---2-2---2-2---2---2-2----3|

Bridge
g|---------------------------|
d|---------------------------|
a|---------------------------|
d|-2--2--2---9-12-10---10-0--|

Source: BassMasta.net
http://www.bassmasta.net/t/tool/.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Spença Average	#1 by Spença B at Aug 28, 2006 at 5:54 PM EST
	']['[o][o][_

No Picture Patrick Wanna Be	#2 by Patrick Bastien at Sep 19, 2006 at 3:04 PM EST
	I'd say he deliberately gave it a double meaning. The little bald mutuant does such things in his songs, and five bucks, he KNEW it was five degrees warmer in the anal cavity. I'm with the theory of forcing beliefs, and possibly actions. I think the anal rape thing was more of a metaphor, or an analogy.

No Picture Adam Average	#3 by Adam Fitzmaurice at Sep 24, 2006 at 3:44 AM EST
	I would assume it's a reference to the dungeon of a castle, as it says "Locked up inside you"

No Picture JMoore Wanna Be	#4 by JMoore at Oct 10, 2006 at 10:50 PM EST
	I think Wix3L is right.

No Picture Jason Average	#5 by Jason herbie at Dec 10, 2006 at 9:49 PM EST
	I think that Maynard is speaking about inner-self. About bringing things to the surface of yourself. Those things within us that we have yet to explore. We should do this in an "Unconventional" or newfound way.("You won't do what you'd like to do.") Destroy things ("I'll kill what you want me to.") that are in you that may be hendering you from nourishment. After you destroy the unneccesary, take the beneficial and grow from it.("Take what's left and eat it.") If we try to deny ourselves of the truth about ourselves we will do harm to ourselves. Acceptance of one's self. Denial of one's self is raping one's self. We are our worst enemy.... Free your self from your self!

No Picture Link Average	#6 by Link at Dec 22, 2006 at 12:17 PM EST
	nice interpretations of the song axenic and knowledge are \| \| -OGT

No Picture AnToNiA Wanna Be	#7 by AnToNiA at Apr 20, 2007 at 6:30 AM EST
	I just wanted to say that I tried to go to eon.toolsone.com to check out more Tool song meanings, and it could not be found, was there a mistake? what's the real address?

No Picture Travis Average	#8 by Travis Nichols at Oct 15, 2007 at 3:57 AM EST
	Its about 9/11 and how the terrorists r mean.