From apoc@laker.net Tue May 28 23:27:09 1996
From: 2Pacalypse/Temperance Apocalypse! <apoc@laker.net>
Tab: "Alone" By Pearl Jam
ALONE- By Pearl Jam
TAB by Brian Broskie
Not sure if it is 100% correct, but I know most of it is.
It's in the key of E
Intro:
e-----------------
b-----------------
g-----------------
d---2-2-2-2-2-----
a---2-2-2-2-2-----
e---0-0-0-0-0-----
Intro A:
e---7-7-7-7-7-7---
b---8-7-8-7-7-8---
g---7-7-7-7-7-7---
d---9-9-9-9-9-9---
a---7-7-7-7-7-7---
e-----------------
Main Riff A:
e------------------------------------
b------------------------------------
g-------------------------------7-9--
d------------5-7------7-5---7-9------
a--------7-5------7-5-----7----------
e--12\0------------------------------
Main Riff B:
e------------------------------------
b------------------------------------
g------------------------------------
d------------5-7------7-7-7-7-5------
a--------7-5------7-5-----------7-5--
e-----0------------------------------
Bridge:
e------------------------------------
b------------------------------------
g--------9-9---7-9-----7-9---9-12-11-
d--------9-9---7-9-----7-9---9-12-11-
a--------7-7---5-7-----5-7---7-10--9-
e---12\------0-----0-0-----0---------
Song Layout:
intro: 1x
Intro A: 4x
Main Riff A: 3x
Main Riff B: 1x
Main Riff A: 7x
Main Riff B: 1x
Intro A: 4x
Main Riff A: 7x
Main Riff B: 1x
Bridge: 4x
Bridge with guitar solo: 8x (not sure about the rythm at this part,
but it is using the same chords that are
used in the Bridge rythm fig.)
Intro A: 4x
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Send corrections, comments, or any other PJ info to:
Brian Fat-Tire@ix.netcom.com
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