In The Woods Somewhere Tab
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Tuning: | E A D G B E |
---|---|
Capo: | no capo |
I didn't tab out the full lead guitar, but the intro is basically
repeated throughout the entire song with slight variations.
redkingd pointed out all the A5's are probably D5's. (xx023x)
I think they both sound good, so use whichever sounds better to you.
[Intro and Verse]
e|-----5-5/4----------------------------------------------0-------0----------|
B|------------2-2-------5/7-7-5----------------5-----------------------------|
G|-------------------------------2/1-------4/6-------------------------------|
D|-----------------------------------------------7-7/6------6-6/7----7-------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-2-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Interlude]
F#5 A5 F#5 A5
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------2-2-2--------------------------------2-2-2---|
D|-4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----2-2-2---4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----2-2-2---|
A|-4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----0-0-0---4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----0-0-0---|
E|-0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2------------0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2------------|
Verse repeats the intro to go with the vocals and f# chords are played.
At the end of every third line play either the interlude above or just:
[nterlude with no A5:
e|------------------------------|
B|------------------------------|
G|------------------------------|
D|-4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----|
A|-4---4-4--4---4-4--4---4-4----|
E|-0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2--0h2-2-2----|
f#
Her head was warm,
f#
Her skin was soaked.
f# (Interlude with no A5)
I called your name 'til the fever broke.
f#
When I awoke
f#
The moon still hung.
f# (Interlude)
The night so black that the darkness hummed
f#
I raised myself.
f#
My legs were weak.
f# (Interlude with no A5)
I prayed my mind be good to me.
f#
An awful noise
f#
Filled the air.
f# (Interlude)
I heard a scream in the woods somewhere.
f#
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
E
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
D (Interlude)
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
f#
A woman's voice!
f#
I quickly ran
f# (Interlude no A5)
Into the trees with empty hands.
f#
A fox it was,
f#
He shook afraid.
f# (Interlude)
I spoke no words, no sound he made.
He plays this really quick in between verses:
e|--------2------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|----5/2------------2-------------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------4/2---------2-2-2--------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------2-2-2-2---(Interlude)------------------------------|
A|--------------------------0-0-0--------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
f#
His bone exposed,
f#
His hind was lame.
f# (Interlude with no A5)
I raised a stone to end his pain.
f#
What caused the wound?
f#
how large the teeth?
f# (Interlude)
I sure knew eyes were watching me.
f#
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
E
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
D It sounds like he plays A5 then Ab5 then does the Interlude
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
f#
The creature lunged.
f#
I turned and ran
f#
To save a life I didn't have.
f#
Deer in the chase
f#
There as I flew
f# (Interlude)
Forgot all prayers of joining you.
(Only lead fingerpicking)
I clutched my life
(No chord)
And wished it kept.
(No chord)
My dearest love I'm not done yet
(No chord)
How many years
(No chord)
I know I'll bear
(No chord) (Interlude)
I found something in the woods somewhere.
f#
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
E
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
D End on D
Ooooo Ooooo Ooooo
Chords:
These are the positions I use, but feel free to use any you want
f# A5/A E D
2 x 0 2
2 xor1 0 3
2 2 1 2
4 2 2 0
4 0 2 x
2 x 0 x
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5 comments

I'm pretty sure that A5 is actually D5
+3

Gotta say, wishing for a little guidance on the lead guitar variations. But, all in all, great work!
+2

I think what everyone is trying to say is cheers for a good tab :)
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