About a Burning Fire by Blindside Transcribed by James Everett Intro X4 X4 e|-----------------|------------------------------|------------| B|-----------------|------------------------------|------------| G|.(3)------4--3--.|.--------------------4---3---.|-3~~~-------| D|.-1-------4--3--.|.-1--------1-1-1-----4---3---.|-1~~~-------| A|--1-------2--1---|--1--------1-1-1-----2---1----|-1~~~-------| D|--1-------4--3---|--1--------1-1-1-----4---3----|-1~~~-------| PM---| Verse 1 X4 X4 |-------------------|--------------------------------|-------------------| |-------------------|--------------------------------|-------------------| |.-7-------8---8---.|-3---4---7------7---8---3---4---|.-7-------8---7---.| |.-7-------8---8---.|-1---4---7------7---8---3---4---|.-7-------8---7---.| |--5-------6---6----|-1---2---5------5---6---1---2---|--5-------6---6----| |--7-------8---7----|-1---4---7------5---8---1---4---|--7-------8---7----| Chorus X4 |------------------------------|------------| |------------------------------|------------| |.--------------------4---3---.|-3~~~-------| |.-1--------1-1-1-----4---3---.|-1~~~-------| |--1--------1-1-1-----2---1----|-1~~~-------| |--1--------1-1-1-----4---3----|-1~~~-------| PM---| Verse 2 X4 X4 |-------------------|--------------------------------|-------------------| |-------------------|--------------------------------|-------------------| |.-7-------8---8---.|-3---4---7------7---8---3---4---|.-7-------8---7---.| |.-7-------8---8---.|-1---4---7------7---8---3---4---|.-7-------8---7---.| |--5-------6---6----|-1---2---5------5---6---1---2---|--5-------6---6----| |--7-------8---7----|-1---4---7------5---8---1---4---|--7-------8---7----| Chorus X4 X4 Cleaner! e|-----------------|------------------------------|------------| B|-----------------|------------------------------|------------| G|.(3)------4--3--.|.--------------------4---3---.|-4~~~-------| D|.-1-------4--3--.|.-1--------1-1-1-----4---3---.|-4~~~-------| A|--1-------2--1---|--1--------1-1-1-----2---1----|-2~~~-------| D|--1-------4--3---|--1--------1-1-1-----4---3----|------------| PM---| Outro X3 w/o vox, then X4 w/ vox |----------|----------| |----------|----------| |.---------|---------.| |.---------|-4-------.| |-1--------|-2--------| |-1--------|----------| Distort! XMany |--------------|------------------| |--------------|------------------| |.-------------|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-.| |.-1--1--1--1--|-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-.| |--1--1--1--1--|-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2--| |--1--1--1--1--|------------------| (Insert 2nd X) |-------------|------------------------| |-------------|------------------------| |-------------|---15-15-13-13-12-12-13-| |-1--1--1--1--|---X--X--X--X--X--X--X--| |-1--1--1--1--|---13-13-11-11-10-10-11-| |-1--1--1--1--|------------------------| Final Shots |--------|--------| |--------|--------| |-3------|-4------| |-1------|-4------| |-1------|-2------| |-1------|-1------| After fully lifting this tune I'm convinced they recorded the original with guitars tuned to Eb. but since I rarely have guitars tuned that way and Im lazy, I lifted it all in drop D. all the notes are right, the chord shapes are just different to accommodate the difference in tuning. Im convinced of this for two reasons; at the end of the tune when they're hitting the shots the guitar keeps playing the Eb root even when it hits the B power chord, which isn't natural feeling in drop D. Second clue is during the verses you can occasionally hear the guitar throw out a low Eb even though the chords have them up around 5th position. Other than that there's no reason not to play in drop D. I think these chord shapes are more fun anyway.word. James goodguyjames@hotmail.com for questions/comments
