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Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 18:31:24

From: VORTICITY@gnn.com (james harrison)

Subject: TAB: Dogma by Marilyn Manson

This song is from MM's album "Portrait of an American Family"

the whole song is in palm-muting(basically)

Main Riff(intro also)

-------------------------------------|three (G)

-------------------------------------|four (D)

-------------------------------------|five (A)

-33333x-55555x-22222x-00000x---------|six (E)

x=I'm not gonna tab the excact number, so listen to it and figure

it

out yourself.

Then it goes

Riff B

----------------------------------------------|Three (G)

----------------------------------------------|Four (D)

5-5--5-5---7-7--7-7---4-4--4-4---2-2--2-2-----|Five (A)
3-3--3-3---5-5--5-5---2-2--2-2---0-0--0-0-----|Six (E)

Chorus

----------------------------------------------| 3 g
-5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2---5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2----------| 4 d
-5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2---5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2----------| 5 a
-3-5-2-0--3-5-2-0---3-5-2-0--3-5-2-0----------| 6 e

good is not-hing that you fa-vor...

-5- -7- -4- -2-  -5- -7-  -4- -2-
-5- -7- -4- -2-  -5- -7-  -4- -2-
-3- -5- -2- -0-  -3- -5-  -2- -0-

Then the only soloish part I kindof know comes up right after the

first chorus-

solo:

---------------------------------------------------|string 1 e

-111111111111311-444444444444544-333333333333433---|srting 2 b

-2-------------------------------------------------|string 3 g

continued

-1--3--1--3--2-3----------------------------------|string 1 e

I don't really know about that part, but it's pretty close.

INTRO...

RIGHT AFTER THE INTRO RIFF B STARTS IN...

Burn the witches, burn the witches, don't take time to sew the

stiches, burn the witches, burn the witches (ahh)

CHORUS RIFF

Good is nothing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor

YOU CANNOT SEDATE ALL THE THINGS YOU HATE

SOLO RIFF...

MAIN RIFF AND RIFF B AFTER MAIN RIFF...

burn your bridges, burn your bridges, don't take time to sew your

stitches, burn your bridges, burn your bridges (ahh)

CHORUS RIFF

good is nothing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor

I DON'T NEED YOUR HATE, I DECIDE MY FATE

YOU CANNOT SEDATE, ALL THE THINGS YOU HATE.

Well there you have it, work on the end of the song yourself, but

those are all the riffs you need.

Transcripted (tabbed) by Nathan Ezro Vorticity@gnn.com

FEEL FREE TO MAIL ME

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This song is from MM's album "Portrait of an American Family"

the whole song is in palm-muting(basically)

Main Riff(intro also)

-------------------------------------|three (G)

-------------------------------------|four (D)

-------------------------------------|five (A)

-33333x-55555x-22222x-00000x---------|six (E)

x=I'm not gonna tab the excact number, so listen to it and figure

it

out yourself.

Then it goes

Riff B

----------------------------------------------|Three (G)

----------------------------------------------|Four (D)

5-5--5-5---7-7--7-7---4-4--4-4---2-2--2-2-----|Five (A)
3-3--3-3---5-5--5-5---2-2--2-2---0-0--0-0-----|Six (E)

Chorus

----------------------------------------------| 3 g
-5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2---5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2----------| 4 d
-5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2---5-7-4-2--5-7-4-2----------| 5 a
-3-5-2-0--3-5-2-0---3-5-2-0--3-5-2-0----------| 6 e

good is not-hing that you fa-vor...

-5- -7- -4- -2-  -5- -7-  -4- -2-
-5- -7- -4- -2-  -5- -7-  -4- -2-
-3- -5- -2- -0-  -3- -5-  -2- -0-

Then the only soloish part I kindof know comes up right after the

first chorus-

solo:

---------------------------------------------------|string 1 e

-111111111111311-444444444444544-333333333333433---|srting 2 b

-2-------------------------------------------------|string 3 g

continued

-1--3--1--3--2-3----------------------------------|string 1 e

I don't really know about that part, but it's pretty close.

INTRO...

RIGHT AFTER THE INTRO RIFF B STARTS IN...

Burn the witches, burn the witches, don't take time to sew the

stiches, burn the witches, burn the witches (ahh)

CHORUS RIFF

Good is nothing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor

YOU CANNOT SEDATE ALL THE THINGS YOU HATE

SOLO RIFF...

MAIN RIFF AND RIFF B AFTER MAIN RIFF...

burn your bridges, burn your bridges, don't take time to sew your

stitches, burn your bridges, burn your bridges (ahh)

CHORUS RIFF

good is nothing that you favor, evil is your sour flavor

I DON'T NEED YOUR HATE, I DECIDE MY FATE

YOU CANNOT SEDATE, ALL THE THINGS YOU HATE.

Well there you have it, work on the end of the song yourself, but

those are all the riffs you need.

Transcripted (tabbed) by Nathan Ezro Vorticity@gnn.com

FEEL FREE TO MAIL ME

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