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U2 Zooropa (BASS TAB)-----------------------------
Tabbed by Mark Linwood(Rlinwood@powerup.com.au)
1/2 step downintro
g|---------|
d|---------|
a|---------|
E|-33-3-33-| A
g|---------------------|
d|---------------------|
a|-2-2-2-2-0-2-2-2---0-|
E|-----------------2---|
C
g|---------------------|
d|---------------------|
a|-5-5-5-5-3-5-5-5---3-|
E|-----------------5---| x2
Verse:
D
g|---------------------|
d|---------------------|
a|-7-7-7-7-5-7-7-7---5-|
E|-----------------7---|
The chords are all listed above the riffs just play
appropriate riff fot each chord E is just E (0 e string)
Intro: Riff1
Am-C-Am-C
D
Zooropa... Vorsprung durch Technik
Zooropa... be all that you can be
Em C Em C
Be a winner, eat to get slimmer
Zooropa... a bluer kind of white
Zooropa... it could be yours tonight
We're mild and green, and squeaky clean
(play intro chords again)
Zooropa... better by design
Zooropa... fly the friendly skies
Through appliance of science
We've got that ring of confidence....
Break: Play riff1. Silence. Play Riff 2 LOUD!
D D4 D D9
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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Alex Average |
#1 by Alex Zaphiropoulos at Nov 20, 1975 at 6:22 PM EST |
| thanks deathbear, you just saved me the trouble of explaining it... | |
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Josh Rhythm Player |
#2 by Josh Schleter at Nov 25, 1975 at 1:50 PM EST |
| Yes, it's about uncertainty about the future of Europe after the fall of communism and the invasion of consumerism into Eastern Europe. | |
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Sam Average |
#3 by Sam Nairn at Oct 27, 1978 at 12:42 AM EST |
| Bono said he was influenced by sci-fi writer William Gibson while making this album, so the concept I described in the previous post may have some relation with this | |
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Alex Lead Player |
#4 by Alex at Dec 9, 1978 at 3:45 AM EST |
| The "And I have no religion" line isn't supposed to be a statement. It is just saying that he is lost and God is lost amid the emptiness of the media/our commercialistic culture. There is a theme throughout the whole album of trying to find God in our oversaturated empty consumeralist culture. | |
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Martin Average |
#5 by Martin Mc Taggart at Mar 3, 1984 at 11:26 PM EST |
| An anti-commercialism song, also concerned with the European Union trying to point out the problems and negative consequences of a one-nation-continent like Europe has become ("no particular place names, no particular songs") Every European country is disappearing, leaving its place to Europe, so perhaps in the future there'll be no nations, just the continent Europe | |
