A [low bit]
|-------------------------|
|----1-----2-----4-----2--|
|-------------------------|
|-/2---2/4---4/5---5/4----|
B [high bit]
|----1-----2-----4-----2--|
|-------------------------|
|-/2---2/4---4/5---5/4----|
|-------------------------|
C ['casiotone' bit]
|---------------------|
|-----7~-7~-7~-7~-7~--|
|---------------------|
|-x-2-----------------|
that F# (2) might be an A (5)
have a listen, see what you think
Fill during second '5,10,15,20...' bit
|-----18-17------17-16------|
|--16-------x-15------------|
|---------------------x-14--|
|---------------------------|
it's barely audible so you could leave it out
D [outro]
|--------------------| |---------
|-----7-6-5-4--------| |---------
|-x-4---------7-6-5--| |--x-4--\-
|--------------------| end on |---------
Right, well, here's the structure. I'd learn each bit separately
but you might be a better bassist so do what ya like...
[split into fours so it's easier to count without going cross eyed]
Intro to Verse to first '5,10,15,20...'
A B A B:A B A A:B B A A:B B B C:B C
Second verse to second '5,10,15...'
A B A B:A B A A:B B A A:A A A C:B C
After the second '5,10,15...' just go A B A B till the end,
stick in C a couple of times then it picks up with part D till the end...
Well I went a little crazy trying to type out the structure
so it might seem jangled, I'd give this tab 4 out of 5
Tab key:
--x-- = mute string [percussive type thing]
-7~-- = vibrato [wiggle your fretting finger]
-2/4- = slide between notes
--\-- = slide down
--/-- = slide up
-2^4- = hammer on
-7^5- = pull off
joue également ..