JEBEDIAH - "harpoon" Tablature
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Date: Sat, 08 Nov 1997 17:46:08 +0800
From: Ross Mckillop <mckillop@netserv.net.au>
Subject: TAB: 'Harpoon' by Jebediah
Harpoon by Jebediah
Jebdiah are a Perth (Australia) band, that kick ass live.. Look out for
their album, Slightly Odway, It Rocks!! Harpoon is a damn fine song, off a
damn fine record, from a damn fine band, who live in Perth, a damn fine
city..
Comments to Ross Mckillop <mckillop@netserv.net.au>
INTRO
E-----------2--------------------
B-----------2-------4------------
G---1-------3-------4------------ This is repeated 3 and 2/3 times
D---2-------4-------4------------ (ie, just the 1st two chords the
A---2-------4-------2------------ fourth time)
E-----------2--------------------
INTRO LEAD
E--------------------------------------------------
B-----------------7-7-7-7-----------------------7--
G-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8---------8-8---------9-9---8------
D-----------------------------9-9-9-9-----9---9----
A--------------------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------------------
Intro lead comes in with the third chord in second progression of the
intro sequence
VERSE
E--------------------------------
B--------------------------------
G---4---------------1------------ This is repeated 4 times to the lyrics
D---4-------4-------2------------ "This^Òll take some explaining.."
A---2-------4-------2------------
E-----------2--------------------
CHORUS
E------------------|----------|--------------------
B------------------|----------|-------------------- First Bar x3, then
G-------1---4---6--|-------1--|---4---------------- Second Bar x3, then
D---6---2---4---6--|---6---2--|---4---------------- Third Bar x1
A---6---2---2---4--|---6---2--|---2----------------
E---4--------------|---4------|--------------------
CHORUS II
E-----------2--------------------
B-----------2-------4------------
G---1-------3-------4------------ This is repeated 3 and 2/3 times
D---2-------4-------4------------ (ie, just the 1st two chords the
A---2-------4-------2------------ fourth time)
E-----------2--------------------
The second part of the chorus is exactly the same as the intro, only Chris
plays different lead over the top
BRIDGE
E--------------------------------
B--------------------------------
G---4----------------------------
D---4-------7-------------------- This is played with heavy distortion,
A---2-------7-------------------- with Chris adding distorted lead bits
E-----------5--------------------
VERSE
CHORUS
CHORUS II
BRIDGE
THIRD CHORUS
E-------------------------------
B-------------------------------
G-------1---6---4---1----------- This is repeated twice, then part II of
D---6---2---6---4---2---4------- the third chorus comes in. This part is
A---6---2---4---2---2---4------- the bit that starts "when you left.."
E---4-------------------2-------
THIRD CHORUS II
E-------------------------------
B-------------------------------
G---4---1-------1--------------- This is repeated three times, on the last
D---4---2---4---2--------------- time, the last chord is repeated until the
A---2---2---4---2--------------- final chorus
E-----------2-------------------
VERSE (Distortion ON) "Why does it hurt.."
CHORUS
CHORUS II
finite. The last two chords (ie the first two of the intro sequence) have an
accoustic strumming them on the album (just a bit of triviality there..)
This musical interpretation has been removed due to a legal threat from Moses & Singer LLP,
representing the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) and
The Music Publisher's Association of the United States (MPA).
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