Artist: BELLY | Title: now theyll sleep
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It is ofttimes utilised for the guitar, bass, lute, archlute, theorbo, angélique, mandora, gallichon, and vihuela, but in generalisation it crapper be utilised for some reticulate instrument, including ukulele, mandolin, banjo, and viola da gamba, as substantially as some liberated wood aerophones much as the harmonica.
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE----------------------------------# # This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # # song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------# From: lDKim <ldkim@merlin.nando.net> Subject: Re: TAB: "Now They'll Sleep", Belly "Now They'll Sleep", Belly Written by T. Gorman and T. Donelly Standard Tuning 4/4 time (funny little two-step dance optional) Key: % : repeat measure - : minor chord / : a rest | : two of them delimit a measure * The song is based on straight-eighths with a few variations. Each line of lyrics is four measures. * This is Tanya's part, she plays all the chords open with the exception of the G in the | F G | F G | phrase Intro: Bass: <single notes on the E string, Tom also doubles it on his guitar with D chord picking> | A G | F# F | (three times) Guitar: <single notes on the G string> | A~~~ | A/D\C\B\A | A~~~ | A A/E | D~~~/F | \D\B A~~~ | ^12th fret <this is an open G chord> | G | | (hold for two measures) | C | % | G | % | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm | D- | % | F | G | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmmmmm hmmmmm | C | % | G | % | now i've lost the plot | C | % | A | G | I'm not the hero I could be but not the dog i was | F | G | F | G | kind of common cry kind of common living lie | C | % | G | % | color my fast-fading heart | C | % | A | G | people laugh at anything and things just fall apart | F | G | F | G | kind of common cry kind of common living lie | C G/B | A- G | F | G | you know the shape my breath will take before i let it out | A- E- | C A- | G | F | stand like you did when i was beauty-marked in your eyes | F | now they'll sleep alright | C | % | G | % | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm | D- | % | F | G | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmmmmm hmmmmm | C | % | G | % | now eyes burn circles in the dark | C | % | A | G | and when the mirror talks to me i listen witha my heart | F | G | F | G | kind of common cry kind of common living lie | C G/B | A- G | F | G | you know the shape my breath will take before i let it out | A- E- | C A- | G | F | stand like you did when i was beauty-marked in your eyes | F | now they'll sleep alright | C | % | G | % | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmm | D- | % | F | G | mmmhmm mmmhmm mmmhmmmmm hmmmmm | C G/B | A- G | F | G | you know the shape my breath will take before i let it out | A- E- | C A- | G | F | stand like you did when i was beauty-marked in your eyes | C G/B | A- G | F | G | you know the shape my breath will take before i let it out | A- E- | C A- | G | F | stand like you did when i was beauty-marked in your eyes | A- E- | C A- | G | F | stand like you did when i was beauty-marked in your eyes | C G | F / | kind of common cry (woohoo hoo hoo!) | C G | F / | kind of common cry (woohoo hoo hoo!) | C G | F / | kind of common cry (woohoo hoo hoo!) | C G | F C . . . kind of common cry (woohoo hoo hoo hooooo...) Wasn't that a spiffy song? lDKim@nando.net (if you have the lead then please post it!)> "Now They'll Sleep", Belly Changes:Here's the revised edition of my tab for "Now They'll Sleep" by Belly. I've Figured out the beginning as best as i could with an acoustic guitar. I'm working on Tom's part with the D chord. The lead stuff should be easy enought to figure out, but i'm not good at that stuff. Can someone tell me the effects settings on the song? <especially how to get that axial crunchy sound in the F G phrase.
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