Infinite Space Tab by Rusted Root


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From: be26447@binghamton.edu
Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 00:35:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: r/rusted_root/infinite_space.tab


	Hi, here is the tab for the song Infinite space off Rusted Root's
album Remember. Play this by the campfire when you wake up in the morning
in the forest and mist, it is so beautiful.

Part A: (G arpeggio)

E---------------------------|
B------(0)------------------|
G---0---2-0---0---0h2p0h2p0-|	(and repeat)
D--0---0-----0---0----------|
A---------------------------|
E-3---3-----3---3-----------|

Part B: (C arpeggio)

E------------------------------|
B------(0)---------------------|
G---0---2-0---0---0h2p0h2p0----|
D--2---2-----2---2-------------|
A-3---3-----3---3--------------|
E------------------------------|

lyrics:
(with part A)

To attain the space I need
I lock myself in shelter
in the bush, thick and thornedG

      D                 C
as I circle the human skullbird
               G
in existing glapse of time
      D                  C
I am pushing the morning forward
               G
the choice is yours and mine

as we all go down now

Hoo! HOO! HooooooOOOOO! hoo! Hoo! (With fart A and eventually fart B)
4 or 5 times, etc.

(Part A again)
walking with my arms at my past
I'll walk until I follow, only youA(with same two string open)-->E

well I fly fly down pick myself up
with eagle eye

my love will surely be
my love will surely be

Note: an altered and louder way of playing the rhythm is to strum a G
chord once as you hammer on the 2nd fret of the a string then doing
another downstroke strum, then putting
your finger down on the 2nd fret of the G string and taking it off as
you do two strums, and then doing the same thing, but with a double hammer
on and one downstroke strum on the G string instead of a put down and take
off on the 2nd fret of the G string with
two strums. Do this same technique with the C chord for part B with this
variation.

	peace, Justin be26447@binghamton.edu