D At Sea - Carrion (Acoustic) Tuning Standard Capo: 1st fret The chords (as stated by Doyle himself): E|--0--0--0--0-| B|--0--0--0--0-| G|--0--2--0--0-| D|--2--2--2--4-| A|--3--0--2--5-| E|--3--0--0--5-| These are the improvised parts over the top of the main chord structure, hope this helps anyone learning it! p = pull off h = Hammer on s = slide Starting Chorus (Carrion, In a moment I'm lost...) E|-------------------------------------------------| B|---------------------------0---0-----------------| G|----0---0---------0----------2---2------0-4-2----| x2 D|--2---4---4-----4---4----2----------0-0----------| A|------------0-0----------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------------------| This part plays over a few of the verses, it fits well in most places, so it's entirely up to you where to add it. E|--7-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7--------| B|----8-----8-----8-----8-----8-----7-----7-----7-----7-----7------| G|------9-----9-----9-----9-----9-----9-----9-----9-----9-----9----| D|-----------------------------------------------------------------| A|-----------------------------------------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------------------------------| I've had a go at the little solo part, but It's not perfect to the song. (Starts at roughly 2:00 in.) E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| G|--2h4-4-2p0-2h4-4--4h7-7s9-----2p0-2h4-2h4-4-2-0-2h4-4---7h9-9s12-----2p0--------------| D|---------------------------7-5------------------------------------7-5-----2------------| A|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| There are other little bits here and there, but they're proving a pain to figure out and the song doesn't sound majorly different without them :) Hope this helps some of you out there! Matt, :)
