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Planet Motherfucker

White Zombie
Tab

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Song

"Planet Motherf*cker"

by White Zombie

Intro

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-9---- play this E5 figure approximately 64 times or so with a phasing

-9---- device (a flanger will work good here)

-7----

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Verses

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------P.M.-----

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--1------------1-------------------------
--2------------2-------------------------
--2------------2-------------------------
--0--0-0-3-0-0-0---3-0-0-3-0-0-0---------

Chorus

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Lyrics: She loved it, she shouted....

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--------5-------------8--8\---15^(1)--------------5-----------8--8----------
-9--9---7^(1)---------7--7\----------------9--9---7^(1)-------7--7----------
-9--9-----------------6--6\----------------9--9---------------6--6----------
-7--7-----------------7--7\----------------7--7---------------7--7----------
-0--0--------------------------------------0--0-----------------------------

Interlude

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

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-------------------------------------- repeat this figure over and over

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-2-2-2-2-2-2--2-2--2-2-2-2------------

End this F# note pattern on the 3rd time through with the following figure

P.M.

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----8-----7---5---------------------------------------
-0--6--0--5---3---------------------------------------

The next part to be played is a re-intro to the song and is just a flanged

F# note on the low E string played similar to the pattern above

After playing through some more verse and chorus sections, the song breaks

down to the second half (called Psycholic Slag, if I am not mistaken).

Anyway, play as follows.

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--0-0----0-0----0-0----0-0-----------------------------------

Second Verse Section

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------------------------3/4--3-2-------------------------4/5--4-3-------
-----3-----2------------3/4--3-2-------3----2------------4/5--4-3-------
-----1-----0-----5\4----1/2--1-0-------1----0-----5\4----2/3--2-1-------
-0-0-----0----0--3\2-0-------------0-0----0----0--3\2-0-----------------

. . . . . . . . . .

Note: The "." indicates palm-muited notes

Second Verse Ending Notes

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These notes are played at the end of the verse section

A.H.

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-------2------------------
-0-2-3---3-2-0--1---------

Continue the remaining portions of the song with the above parts.

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