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Death To Birth by Michael Pitt
Death To Birth
Am E
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|--------1-----------1---------------0-----------0--------|
G|------2---2-------2---2-----------1---1-------1---1------|
D|----2-------2---2-------2p(0)---2-------2---2-------2----|
A|--0-----------0---------------2-----------2--------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
F G
e|-----------------------------------3-----3---------------|
B|-------------------0-0---------------0-0---0-0-----------|
G|-------2---------------0-----------0-----0---------------|
D|-----3---3-------3--------------0--------------------0---|
A|-3-3-------2---3--------------2--------------------2-----|
E|-1-----------1--------------3--------------------3-------|
(This Part is on the first Verse.)
And in the second part, he plays is more powerful, and makes it sound a bit dramatic!
Am E
e|---------------------------------------------------------|
B|-----------1----------1--------------------------0-------|
G|-----2--2--2--2-----2---2------------1-----------1-------|
D|--2--2--2-----2---2-------2p---2-2---2-2---2-2---2-2-----|
A|--0-------------0--------------2---2-----2-2---2-----2---|
E|---------------------------------------------------------|
F G
e|-----------------------------------3-----3--3-3-----3------|
B|-------------------0-0---------------0-0-0--0-0-----0------|
G|-----2--2---------------0-----------0----0-0--0--0--0------|
D|-----3----3-------3--------------0-------0----0--0---------|
A|-3-3--------2-3-3--------------2---------2----2--2---------|
E|-1------------1--------------3-----------3----3--3---------|
From ripe to rotten
Too real to live
Should I lie down
Or stand up and walk around again?
My eyes finally wide open up
My eyes finally wide open shut
To find a found of sound that hears the touch of my tears
Smells the taste of all we waste
Could feed the others
But we smother each other in nectar
And pucker the sour, bitter sweet weather
Blows through our trees
Swims through our seas
Flies through the last gas we left on this Earth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to...
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Oh, it's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Should I die again?
Should I lie around
The pounds of matter willing through space?
I know I'll never know until I come face-to-face
With my own cold, dead face
With my own wooden case
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to...
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Oh, it's a long, lonely journey from death to... birth
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version 2
This is a fairly easy song, but it can be hard to get the right picking order. its built
the Am E F G sequence, but picking each note of the chord. the song is much easier to
if you hold the chord positions.
Intro:
Am E
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------1---1-------1---1-----|
d|---2-------2----2-------2---2-------2---2-------2---|
a|-0------------0-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
F G
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------0---0-------0---0-----|
d|---3-------3----3-------3---0-------0---0-------0---|
a|-3------------3-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
Am E
e|-----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1------------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2---h1---1---1-------1---1-----|
d|---2-------2----2---------h2---------2---2-------2---|
a|-0------------0----------0h2-----------2-------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------------|
F G
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------0---0-------0---0-----|
d|---3-------3----3-------3---0-------0---0-------0---|
a|-3------------3-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
Verse part 1:
This is the same as the intro, but with some little variations. because of the way he
it, it is hard to tab, but they're no note differences, just slight rhytmic ones.
Am E
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------1---1-------1---1-----|
d|---2-------2----2-------2---2-------2---2-------2---|
a|-0------------0-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
from rape... to right in
F G
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------0---0-------0---0-----|
d|---3-------3----3-------3---0-------0---0-------0---|
a|-3------------3-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
to real... to live
Am E
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------1---1-------1---1-----|
d|---2-------2----2-------2---2-------2---2-------2---|
a|-0------------0-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
should i lie down or stand up?
F G
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------0---0-------0---0-----|
d|---3-------3----3-------3---0-------0---0-------0---|
a|-3------------3-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
and walk around again?
Am E
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------1---1-------1---1-----|
d|---2-------2----2-------2---2-------2---2-------2---|
a|-0------------0-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
my eyes finally wide open up
F G
e|----------------------------------------------------|
b|-------1------------1-----------0-----------0-------|
g|-----2---2--------2---2-------0---0-------0---0-----|
d|---3-------3----3-------3---0-------0---0-------0---|
a|-3------------3-----------2-----------2-------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------|
my eyes finally wide open shut
Verse part 2:
this part is the same as the verse part 1, but instead of picking the chord twice, he
it only once.
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
To find the fount of sound
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1-------------0--------|
g|-----2---2---------0---0------|
d|---3-------3-----0-------0----|
a|-3-------------2-----------2--|
E|------------------------------|
that heard the touch of my tears
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
smells the taste of all i waste
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|--------1-------------0-------|
g|------2---2---------0---0-----|
d|----3-------------0-----------|
a|--3-------------2-------------|
E|1-------------3---------------|
could feed the others
Prechorus:
This is where he starts strumming the chords in this pattern: Q E E E Q
Am E
but we smother each other with nectar and
F G
Pucker the sour the sugar sweet weather
Am E
blows through our trees swims through our seas
F G Am E F G
Flies to the last gasp we left on this earth ooh, oooh, ooh
Chorus:
He starts picking again here
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
its a long, lonely journey
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|--------1-------------0-------|
g|------2---2---------0---0-----|
d|----3-------------0-----------|
a|--3-------------2-------------|
E|1-------------3---------------|
from death to birth
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
its a long, lonely journey
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|--------1-------------0-------|
g|------2---2---------0---0-----|
d|----3-------------0-----------|
a|--3-------------2-------------|
E|1-------------3---------------|
from death to birth
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
its a long, lonely journey
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|--------1-------------0-------|
g|------2---2---------0---0-----|
d|----3-------------0-----------|
a|--3-------------2-------------|
E|1-------------3---------------|
from death to
Am E
e|------------------------------|
b|-------1------------0---------|
g|-----2---2--------1---1-------|
d|---2-------2----2-------2-----|
a|-0------------2---------------|
E|------------------------------|
its a long, lonely journey
F G
e|------------------------------|
b|--------1-------------0-------|
g|------2---2---------0---0-----|
d|----3-------------0-----------|
a|--3-------------2-------------|
E|1-------------3---------------|
from death to birth
Break:
In this part he accents the first note of the chord, and then strums the rest, except
the Am, like so:
Am E
e|-------------------------|
b|-------1----------0------|
g|-----2---2--------1------|
d|---2-------2----2-2------|
a|-0------------2----------|
E|-------------------------|
> >
and then he strums the other 2 chords in the same pattern as before:
F G
Q E E E Q Q E E E Q
He plays it twice:
Am E
e|-------------------------|
b|-------1----------0------|
g|-----2---2--------1------|
d|---2-------2----2-2------|
a|-0------------2----------|
E|-------------------------|
> >
F G
Q E E E Q Q E E E Q
Verse 2:
he plays this like the prechorus
Am E
should i die again should i die around
F G
the pounds of matter wailing through space
Am E
Oh I know I'll never know
F G Am
until i come face to face
E F G
with my own cold dead face
Am E F G
oh with my own wooden case
Pause
Aggresively, percussively
Am E F G
You are with me, with me ooohhh,
Am E F G
Im mourning you oohhh oohh
Outro:
Begins with the 4 chords, played extremely hard, super percussively, gradually accelerating
Am E F G
Am E F G
Am E *he breaks his low E string here (not advised that you do the same) and
after a short pause he rips it off (also not advised).*
restarts strumming:
lightly, slowly, peacefully
Am E F
its a long lonely journey
G
from death to birth
Am E F
its a long lonely journey
G
from death to birth *Remember to play this part without the e string
(low) if you want it to sound like the movie*
Am E F
its a long lonely journey
G
from death to
Am E F
its a long lonely journey
G Am *end softly, strumming the chord from the a string up
from death to birth
From ripe to rotten
Too real to live
Should I lie down
Or stand up and walk around again?
My eyes finally wide open up
My eyes finally wide open shut
To find a found of sound that hears the touch of my tears
Smells the taste of all we waste
Could feed the others
But we smother each other in nectar
And pucker the sour, bitter sweet weather
Blows through our trees
Swims through our seas
Flies through the last gas we left on this Earth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to...
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Oh, it's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Should I die again?
Should I lie around
The pounds of matter willing through space?
I know I'll never know until I come face-to-face
With my own cold, dead face
With my own wooden case
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
It's a long, lonely journey from death to...
It's a long, lonely journey from death to birth
Oh, it's a long, lonely journey from death to... birth
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version 3
Standard tunning, with capo on the first fret.
The strumming is pretty easy, so just listen to the song
Cords:
Am x02210
E 022100
F7Madd11 133200
Gsus2 300033
Intro (x2)
Am E E7Madd11 Gsus2
Am E
From ripe, to green
F7Madd11 Gsus2
Too real, too late
Am E
Should I lie down, or stand up
F7Madd11 Gsus2
Or walk around again?
Am E
My eyes finally right opened out
F7Madd11 Gsus2
My eyes finally right opened shut
Am E
To find my fount of sound
F7Madd11 Gsus2
That Ears the touch of my tears
Am E
Smell the taste of all we waste
F7Madd11 Gsus2
Could feed the others
Am E
But we smother each other with the nettle
F7Madd11 Gsus2
And Pucker the sour sugar sweet weather
Am E
It blows through our trees, swims through our sees
F7Madd11 Gsus2
Flies to the last gasp we’ve left on this earth,
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
Oh ohoh oh-oh oh
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to birth
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to birth
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to ...birth
Am E
Should I die again? Should I die around?
F7Madd11 Gsus2
The pounds of matter willing to space
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
I know I'll never know until I come face to face
Am E
With my own cold dead face
F7Madd11 Gsus2
Oh With my own wooden case
Am E
You with me la la ohohoh
(play this as loud as you can the last time....its worth breaking a string)
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to birth
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to birth
Am E F7Madd11 Gsus2
It's a long lonely journey from death to ...birth
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