THE CURE - "friday im in love" Tablature
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Subject: TAB: Friday I'm In Love by The Cure
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I am told that in order for tab to be included in the FTP site that it must
be e-mailed to you. If this is so, please include this (I thought that you
just plucked everything prefaced "TAB" off the groups). Anyway, here it is:
Friday I'm In Love
by the Cure
Capo up 1 fret (both guitars)
Two guitars (electric twelve strings)
Opening lick (in unison)
E-------0--2--0------0---|
B----3------------3------|
Rhythm figure 1
Guitar 1
(let ring)
--------------2----0-----|----------3--2--0----|-----------2---0-----|
-------3-----------------|-----3-------------3-|-----3---------------|
-----------2-------------|--0-----0------------|--------2------------|
---0---------------------|---------------------|--0------------------|
-------------------------|---------------------|------------------0--|
----------------------3--|---------------------|---------------------|
Guitar 2
E------------------------|---------------------|------------------5--|
B--5/7--7--5--7--5-----5/|-3(hold)----------3--|--5/7--7--5--7--7----|
Continued...
Guitar 1
(let ring)
-------------------------|---------------------|-----------3--2--0-----|
-------2------3---2-----2|-----------3--2------|-----3--------------3--|
----------2---------2----|-----------------4---|--0-----0--------------|
---2---------------------|-------4-------------|-----------------------|
-------------------------|--2------------------|-----------------------|
-------------------------|-------------------3-|-----------------------|
Guitar 2
E---5--------------------|---------------------|-----------------------|
B-------8---7------------|--5--7---5---7--7---8|--7----5----3-----3----|
Continued again...
Guitar 1
(let ring)
---------------2---0----|------------2--0----0-|
-------3----------------|---------3--------3---|
--0--------2------------|------0---------------|
------------------------|---2------------------|
----------------------0-|----------------------|
------------------------|----------------------|
Guitar 2
B--3---------------------|------------3---2----|
G-----2---2---2---4----2-|---0---------------4-|
Rhythm figure 1a
As above, except for measures 5 and six substitute the following second guitar
part:
E---------------------3---|---2-------------------|
B-5--7--5---7--7------5---|---3----5-----3----3--5|
Then begin the vocal "I don't care if Monday's blue..."
with another run-through of rhythm figure 1 underneath.
Repeat this through the second verse "Monday you can fall apart..."
(The book calls this rhythm figure 2 but I can't see any difference).
Chorus ("Saturday, wait...")
(let ring)
---3--------------3---2-------|-----------------------------|
---0----------------------2---|--------2--3--2-----2--------|
---0----------------------2---|------2----------2-----------|
---0----------------------2---|----2------------------------|
--------------------------0---|-----------------------------|
---3--------------------------|-----------------------------|
Continued...
(measures 5-8 of rhythm figure 1 (yes, both guitars))
Third verse ("I don't care if Monday's black")
Rhythm figure 1 (both guitars)
Instrumental break
Rhythm figure 1 beneath, both guitars; a third guitar (uncapoed, I think) plays
rhythm figure 3 (more of a lead, actually)
E--------------------|------7------5---------|
B--------------/5----|-----------------------|
Continued...
(let ring...)
--10---10--10--12--12--9--|--9--10--9------9------9|---------------------------|
--10-------------------10-|------------10-----10---|--------15-----15--14------|
--11-------------------9--|------------------------|--14/16-----16--------16-12|
--12----------------------|------------------------|---------------------------|
--------------------------|------------------------|---------------------------|
--------------------------|------------------------|---------------------------|
------------10------------|-14-14-14---14-15----12|
----10---------10-----10--|-15-15-15---15-15----14|
---------12--------12-----|-14-14-14---14-14----14|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
--14--15-15/17--17/20-20--|-19-----19---19--------|
--14--16-16/18--18/21-21--|-19-----19---19--------|
--------------------------|-19-----19---19--------|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
--------------------------|-----------------------|
Begin 4th verse in that last measure-"Monday you can hold your head..."
along with rhythm figure 1
Chorus again, then the coda ("Dressed up to the eyes...")
Guitar 1 plays measures 5-8 of rhythm figure 1 four times
Guitar 2 plays this underneath:
E---7--7--7/5--5--5--|-5/3--3--3--3/2--2--2-|--2(hold)-----------------|
B--------------------|----------------------|-----------------------5--|
B-------3---2-------------|
G---------------2---------|
last time (beneath "It's Friday I'm in love") play this final measure:
B---------------3---2-----|
G---2---0--------------4--|
Play rhythm figures 1 and 1a twice under 5th verse ("I don't care if Monday's
blue")
On outro play 1 and 1a twice; over the second time add rhythm figure 3
On first repeat end rhythm figure 1, guitar 2, this way:
B-------------3--2-------|
G---2--0-------------4---|
On second repeat end the song in last measure by holding all chords
from measure 7.
This musical interpretation has been removed due to a legal threat from Moses & Singer LLP,
representing the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) and
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