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Eyes Like The Sky by King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Eyes Like The Sky
Tuning: E A D G B E
[Intro]
e|2-----------2--|
B|-2--------2-2--|
G|--2-----2---2--|
D|---3---3----3--|
A|---------------|
E|---------------|
[Main Riff]
e|---------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------|
G|---------------------------------------------|
D|4--2--4--------4--2--4--------4--2--4---4--4-|
A|--------4--4-----------7--7-------------2--2-|
E|--------2--2-----------5--5------------------| X2
[Verse A]
e|-----------------------------------------------|
B|-5-7-7-5------------------5-7-9-5--------------|
G|6-------6--6\4---2/4----6--------6-6\4----2/4--|
D|-----------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------|
[Verse B]
e|------------------------------------------------------------------8---|
B|-------------------------------------------------------------7-10-----|
G|4-6-7-7-6-2/6-4-2-2/4-----4-6-7-7-6-2/6-4-2-2/4---4\2\1\0---7---------|
D|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
Structure:
Intro
Main Riff
Verse A
Main Riff
Verse A
Verse B
Main Riff
Verse B
Main Riff
The bad white men call him the devil. The Yavapai call him
"Eyes Like the Sky".
This story takes place in the hinterlands of the newly
formed United States and territories in the years before
and after the great conflagration called the Civil War.
Men roam and fight each other to simply stay breathing.
Muskets give way to repeating rifles, cannons give way
to gattling guns. War nurtures weapons, but weapons clear
the land.
In the deserts of the southwest, old hatreds grow into
new ones. Old beliefs are shattered by gunfire and
charging horses. Into this cauldron of fire rides a
young man who becomes a shadowed legend, his name even
takes on the mantle of the bogeyman in some homes.
Among the first Americans his name is exalted from
wickiups to longhouses, from teepees to cliff dwellings.
Among the men of the badlands he's feared for his silent
walk and swift, economical dispatching of his enemies.
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version 2
Tuning: E A D G B E
[Intro]
e|-2------------------2--2----------------------|
B|---2-----------2----2----2--------------------|
G|------2------2---2--2------2------------------|
D|--------2--2--------2-------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------|
Lightly play the chord after the main part, and start to play it again then stop
Make sure to bend the neck back to get that western tremolo sound
The bad, white men call him the devil
The Yavapai call him "Eyes Like the Sky"
[Chorus 1]
Fm A B
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
Last part of the B chord is palm muted a bit
[Chorus 2 Guitar 1]
Fm A B
e|-----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-0--------------------------------------|
B|-----2-2-2-2----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
G|-----2-2-2-2----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
D|-----4-4-4-4----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
A|---4-4-4-4-4--0-0----------0-2-2-2-2-2--0-2-2-2-2-2------------|
E|-0-2-----------------------------------------------------------| x2
On the second time round the second B chord is only played 3 instead of 5 times
The strumming is down down down up down up, hit the bass notes then the treble notes
[Chorus 2 Guitar 2]
e|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5-7---7-5-----------------------5-7--7-5-------------------------------|
G|-6-----------6---6-4-------------6----------6---4h6p4-4-4-2-4-------------|
D|---------------------4-4--2-4---------------------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Chorus 1]
Fm A B
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
[Chorus 2 Guitar 1]
Fm A B
e|-----2-2-2-2----0-0-0-0-0--------------------------------------|
B|-----2-2-2-2----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
G|-----2-2-2-2----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
D|-----4-4-4-4----2-2-2-2-2----4-4-4-4-4----4-4-4-4-4------------|
A|---4-4-4-4-4--0-0----------0-2-2-2-2-2--0-2-2-2-2-2------------|
E|-0-2-----------------------------------------------------------|
This backing guitar plays the main riff, to accent hit the bass notes to begin then arpeggiate the treble
notes for the rest of the chord
[Chorus 2 Guitar 2]
e|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5-7---7-5-------------------------5-7---7b-5-----------------------------|
G|-6-----------6---6-4-------2-------6------------6---4h6p4-4-4-2-4-----------|
D|---------------------4-4-----4----------------------------------------------|
A|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
This story takes place in the hinterlands of the newly formed United States
And territories in the years before and after the great conflagration called the Civil War
Men roam and fight each other to simply stay breathing
[Verse 1] (Glockenspiel Part)
e|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-0-2-3---3-2-----2-0----------0-2-3---3-2-----2-0------------------|
G|-------------2-------4--2-4---------------2---------4-2-4----------|
D|--------------------------------------------------4----------------|
A|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
Muskets give way to repeating rifles, cannons give way to Gatling guns
War nurtures weapons, but weapons clear the land
{Verse 2 Guitar 1]
A G# G C#
e|-5-5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4-4--3-3-3-3-3---------------------------|
B|-5-5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4-4--3-3-3-3-3--6-6-6-6-6--6-6-6-6-6-----|
G|-6-6-6-6-6--4-4-4-4-4--4-4-4-4-4--6-6-6-6-6--6-6-6-6-6-----|
D|-7-7-7-7-7--6-6-6-6-6--5-5-5-5-5--6-6-6-6-6--6-6-6-6-6-----|
A|-7-7-7-7-7--6-6-6-6-6--5-5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4-4--4-4-4-4-4-----|
E|-5-5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4-4--3-3-3-3-3---------------------------|
Last part of C# chord is palm muted
Strumming pattern is down down up down up
[Verse 2 Guitar 2]
e|--------------------------4--7--------------|
B|--------------------2--6--------------------|
G|4-2---1---1--4---4--------------------------|
D|--------2------3----------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------|
[Chorus 1]
Fm A B
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
e|--------------------0-0------------------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
G|--------------------2-2--4-2-4--4-4--4-4-4-4---|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2---------4-4--4-4-4-4---|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--2-2-2-2---|
E|--------2-2------------------------------------|
In the deserts of the southwest, old hatreds grow into new ones
Old beliefs are shattered by gunfire and charging horses
Into this cauldron of fire rides a young man who becomes a shadowed legend
[Verse 3 Part 1]
e|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-0-2-3---3-2-----2-0----------0-2-3---3-2-----2-0------------------|
G|-------------2-------4--2-4---------------2---------4-2-4----------|
D|--------------------------------------------------4----------------|
A|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
His name even takes on the mantle of the bogeyman in some homes
Among the first Americans, his name is exalted from wickiups to longhouses
From teepees to cliff dwellings
[Verse 2 Guitar 2]
e|--------------------------4--7--------------|
B|--------------------2--6--------------------|
G|4-2---1---1--4---4--------------------------|
D|--------2------3----------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------|
Among the men of the badlands, he's feared for his silent walk
And swift, economical dispatching of his enemies
[Chorus 1]
Fm A B
e|--------------------0-0--------------|
B|--------------------2-2---------4-4--|
G|--------------------2-2--4-2-4--4-4--|
D|-4-2-4--4-4--4-2-4--2-2---------4-4--|
A|--------4-4---------0-0---------2-2--|
E|--------2-2--------------------------|
The bad white men call him the devil. The Yavapai call him
"Eyes Like the Sky".
This story takes place in the hinterlands of the newly
formed United States and territories in the years before
and after the great conflagration called the Civil War.
Men roam and fight each other to simply stay breathing.
Muskets give way to repeating rifles, cannons give way
to gattling guns. War nurtures weapons, but weapons clear
the land.
In the deserts of the southwest, old hatreds grow into
new ones. Old beliefs are shattered by gunfire and
charging horses. Into this cauldron of fire rides a
young man who becomes a shadowed legend, his name even
takes on the mantle of the bogeyman in some homes.
Among the first Americans his name is exalted from
wickiups to longhouses, from teepees to cliff dwellings.
Among the men of the badlands he's feared for his silent
walk and swift, economical dispatching of his enemies.
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