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Farewell and Goodnight by the Smashing Pumpkins
From the album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Lyrics by Billy Corgan and music by Smashing Pumpkins
Tabbed by Justin Kunz, kunjust@lyco.lycoming.edu
Tune down 1/2 step
Last track of the whole thing, and one of my favorites. Isn't D'Arcy's
voice beautiful? Here's how I play it: no pick just finger strumming, and
muffled chords like these:
C x32x1x
F x3321x
G 3x0033
D xxx23x
Em x2200x
Goodnight, to every little hour that you sleep tite
May it hold you through the winter of a long night
And keep you from the loneliness, of yourself
Heart strung is your heart frayed and empty
Cause it's, hard luck, when no understands your love
It's unsung, and I say
Goodnight, my love, to every hour in every day
Goodnight, always, to all that's pure that's in your heart
Goodnight, may your dreams be so happy and your
Head lite with wishes of a sandman and a night light
Be careful not to let the bedbugs sleep tight nestled in your covers
The sun shines but I don't
A silver rain will wash away
The sun shines but I don't
A silver rain will wash away
And you can tell, it's just as well
And you can tell, it's just as well
Goodnight, my love, to every hour in every day
Goodnight, always, to all that's pure, that's in your heart
This is the bridge in Farewell and Goodnight by the Smashing Pumpkins
by Billy and James
down 1/2 piano arranged for guitar
tab by Tyler Wyse
eb|--------------------------------10-12-14-18-16-14-12-10-12-12-14-10---------| Bb|----------------10---11---13------------------------------------------11-10-| Gb|--------10-12---------------------------------------------------------------| Db|------9---------------------------------------------------------------------| Ab|---11-----------------------------------------------------------------------| Eb|-9--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
spacing is not exact
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