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From: Dean Povey
Thought this may be of use to someone, I don't know how accurate it is but
it sounds ok to me.
The chords I use are:
Em 02200x
Cadd9 03200x
G6 3200xx
D/F# 2000xx <- This probably should be 20023x or something but I'm lazy
Occasionally in the heavier parts I substitute Cadd9 for C/G (330210) for a
bit of variety.
The intro is something like:
e---------------------|-------------------
B-------0--00-00-000--|-----0--00-00-000--
G-------0--00-00-000--|-----0--00-00-000--
D---2-2-2--22-22-222--|-2-2-2--22-22-222--
A---2-2-2--22-22-222--|-3-3-3--33-33-333--
E---------------------|-------------------
e---------------------|-------------------
B---------------------|-------------------
G-------0--00-00-000--|-----0--00-00-000--
D-------0--00-00-000--|-----0--00-00-000--
A---2-2-2--22-22-222--|-0-0-0--00-00-000--
E---3-3-3--33-33-333--|-2-2-2--22-22-222--
The timing here is probably a bit rough but you get the general idea.
Then you kick your overdrive in and play the top 4 bass strings on each chord.
I think there is 2 sets of this played ending with a long Em
and then the verse. I tend to simulate the bass by playing softly on the
strings and then the guitar bits much louder, if you listen to the CD this
seems to be close to what they are doing
e----------------------|----------------------
B----------------0--0--|----------------0--0--
G----------------0--0--|----------------0--0--
D---2-2-2-2-2-2--2--2--|---2-2-2-2-2-2--2--2--
A---2-2-2-2-2-2--------|---3-3-3-3-3-3--------
E----------------------|----------------------
^ Let ring ^ Let ring
e----------------------|-----2----------
B----------------------|-------3--------
G----------------0--0--|---------2------ <- Unsure about this bit
D----------------0--0--|--0--------0----
A---2-2-2-2-2-2--2--2--|----------------
E---3-3-3-3-3-3--------|----------------
^The lead comes in about here
The lead riff is
e---7h8--5h7--3h5--2h3p2---------
B------------------------3-3-0---
The verse varies a bit but is more or less based on the above.
I haven't worked out the solo yet but seems to use two guitars one playing
a riff based on the lead riff above (well at least it starts like that)
e---7h8--5h7-7-7-7- Repeat
Or something like that and then the other guitar comes over the top.
Well thats about it, I did work out the little bass riff but I forget how
it goes though it is based around E open, E third, A 5th, A 3rd and A open.
Here are the lyrics (not mine)
From: [email protected] (Brandinius)
Subject: CRD/LYR: Zombie, the cranberries
Zombie, The Cranberries
- -
Another head hangs lowly
Child is slowly taken
And the violence caused such silence
Who are we mistaken
but you see, it's not me
it's not my family
in your head, in your head
they are fighting
- - - -
Chorus
- - - -
With their tanks, and their bombs,
and their bombs, and their guns
In your head, in your head they are cryin'
In your head, In your head
Zombie, etc.
What's in your head in your head, in your head
Zombie, etc.
Another mother's breakin'
heart is taking over
when the violence causes silence
we must be mistaken
it's the same old theme since 1916
in your head,
in your head they're still fightin'
Chorus
Any additions/corrections are welcome.
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Dean Povey ([email protected]) "Cows will continue to be lower life forms
Department of Psychology while they insist on eating grass instead
University of Queensland of smoking it." - Anon
Brisbane, Australia Phone: +61 7 365 6713 Fax: +61 7 365 4466
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From: [email protected] (Karl 'RiscMan' Davis)
"Zombie", The Cranberries.
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From their 2nd album 'No need to argue'
Hi!
Haven't been on rec.music.makers.guitar.tablature lately, so
I don't know if this has been done before, but here it is anyway
The intro is repeated once during the song, in the 'break'.
Needs to be played as 'clear' as possible, so turn them pedals
off! :)
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Intro:
e----7>8-7-5>7--3>5>2--3>2----------
B--------------------------3-3>5~~~-
G-----------------------------------
D-----------------------------------
A-----------------------------------
E-----------------------------------
... chords posted before
End:
e--7>8--7-5>7-|-7>8-7-5>7-7-7-7-|
A-------------|-----------------|
G-------------|-----------------|
D-------------|-----------------|
A-------------|-----------------|
E-------------|-----------------|
\ repeat 3 times /
e-->5-3>5-|-7>5-3>5-7-7-7-|---------
A---------|---------------|---------
G---------|---------------|---------
D---------|---------------|---------
A---------|---------------|---------
E---------|---------------|---------
\repeat 3 times /
gets difficult to work out here
e--7-7-5-5-3-3-5-5-3-3>2------------
B-----------------------------------
G-----------------------------------
D-----------------------------------
A-----------------------------------
E-----------------------------------
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I worked this out last night, so if there are any mistakes, they're
mine. I'll have another go and get the definative tab later.
>From Dieter Breitschwerdt
"Zombie", The Cranberries
Here I post some minor corrections to the main riff of this song.
Since this little gem plays a major role in the song, it may be worth
while considering. Here is the version as I figured it out from the CD
last night.
Main riff (Intro and Break)
e--7H8P7--5-7--3H5---2-3P2---------
B------------------5-------3-3P0--- The last pull-off is very slowly!
G----------------------------------
D----------------------------------
A----------------------------------
E----------------------------------
Notation: H (hammer-on)
P (pull-off)
Cheers,
Dieter
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