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Song
Sick of You
Scumdogs
Well, first off, GWAR tunes their instruments down ½ step.
Here's the first riff
F#
pm..] pm..]
D#|-------0---------------2---------| play this a couple A#|-------0---0-----------2---2-----| times. F#|-------------3---------------3---| C#|---------------------------------| G#|-4-4-4----------4-4-4------------| D#|-2-2-2----------2-2-2------------|
Then the rhythm guitar (Balsac) plays palm-muted F#5 chords (power chord on the 2nd
fret of low E string, that is) while the lead guitar (Flattus)
plays:
D#|--2--2--------------------------|He plays this (or slight A#|--------2--5--2-----------------| variations thereof)a few F#|--------------------4--4--2-----| times. C#|-----------------------------4--| G#|--------------------------------| D#|--------------------------------|
The verses are just palm-muted F#5 chords. The chorus goes like this:
D#|--------------------------------------------------| A#|--------------------------------------------------| F#|--------------------------------------------------| C#|-------6----7-6-4-2------------6---6---4---6--6---| G#|--4----4----5-4-2-0----4---4---4---4---2---4--4---| D#|--2--------------------2---2----------------------|
Sick of yoooooou I'm so sick so sick of you
Now for the "I said break it down!"
D#|------5----5--4-----4--2-----| A#|-2/4-------------2-----------| F#|-----------------------------| C#|-----------------------------| G#|-----------------------------| D#|-----------------------------|
Well there it is, Sick Of U, and I think it is pretty damn close to BalSac's and Flattus'
work.
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| / Slide up
| pm palm mute
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