Cifra de Give Me The Cure - Fugazi
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From: cborst@cs.tamu.edu (Christoph W Borst)
Fugazi tab for "Give me the Cure"
Transcribed by Christoph Borst (mohawk@tamu.edu) sometime in 1994
README: Over the past couple years I have seen several ASCII tabs for
At the beginning, it's like this:
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-----3-----2---0-----0-----2---3-
--------------------------------- (repeat many times)
-2-2---2-2---2---2-2---2-2---2---
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(let ring on most notes)
Then, it does this:
Then something like this chord is struck:
The second half uses these chords:
(I have not indicated how many times each is struck)
^^
Note: you may want to strike the open E string
and again, but with high part added
^^
Note as above
This riff is thrown in periodically for good measure:
(the last chord is cut from the figure that precedes it)
------------------------ ---
------------------------ ---
------------------------ ---
-5--5--5--5--7--7--7-5-- -2-
-5--5--5--5--7--7--7-5-- -2-
-3--3--3--3--5--5--5-3-- -0-
When we are no longer amused, the song
approaches its end by varying the previous
riff -- the following is added:
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----------------------/\----- (make the last note waver by bending the
-9-----9-10---9-----9//\\---- neck forward or using the whammy bar or
-7-----7--8---7-----7/sl\--0~~ whatever you've got, or you can simulate
Finally there's a mess during which I just
hold the following chord. I emphasize different tones in
it to make it sound more like the recording, e.g. by hitting just
the open E or A strings sometimes and the other 4 strings other times.
You could also pick a sort of up-down pattern on the EADG strings --
listen to the song to hear the B (from the G string) in that pattern.
have a nice day -:)