Subject: CULT tab - Indian (acoustic) - Cult

Subject: CULT tab - Indian (acoustic)

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The verse is just 2 chords (Am, Em) and the chorus stretches to 4!
(Hey it's not the most difficult song they've ever written, okay?)
 
Also the song has little "blusey" runs and licks all throughout, along
with the solo, I didn't actually put theme here, but hey, have fun with
it!
 
Intro: Am Em Faded in with Cello accomp.
 
Am Em
Indian Woman, Let down your hair. (x2)
 
Am Em
Blood red wine, Layered in time. (x2)
 
 
Chorus:
x C x G D x Am x
Standing at the edge of the world,
 
x C G x x D x Am
Please help me girl, ooh, help me girl.
 
x C x G D x Am x
I'm standing at the edge of the world,
 
x C G x x D(let fade) x~~~~~~~~~~
Please help me girl, oh, help me girl.
 
 
V2: (same chords)
 
Standing at the forest, awaiting your pennance (x2)
Indian Woman, let down your hair. (x2)
 
(Chorus again)
(solo)
 
V3: (Everybody's favourite Am/Em riff)
 
All the temples stand in ruin (in ruin)
Reaching out to the gods in the sky (of the sky)
While the earth beats to the rhythm (beat to the rhythm)
My Indian lover's high,high,high,high...
 
Chorus
Ad lib over chorus' chords.
 
End when you hold that D chord on "help me girl"
 
NOTE: an "x" indicates a tambourine slam in the chorus,
and means "twice" if followed by a number. Ie: (x2)
and "x~~~~~~~~~" is a tambourine slam and shake.
(Is that considered drum tab?)
 
Have fun with this track, y'all, and for more Cult info see
www.Beggars.com (I'm not affiliated/endorsed by them) or for TABS
(to give or request) get me at 719899@ican.net
 
Scott Coates
Hamilton, ONT. CANADA
 
EARTH, SOUL, ROCK & ROLL!

How to play Subject: CULT tab - Indian (acoustic)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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