Desire


Tuning: Db, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, eb
(Tune half step down, then bring 6th
string down 1 step)

Introduction Riffs:

Gtr. 1 play this x4
Bb|-----8-------------8------------
Gb|--------7-------------7---------
Db|--0--------5---0----------------
Ab|--------------------------------
Db|--------------------------------

Now Gtr. 2 plays this x4
Bb|-------------------------------6---------9-----
Gb|--------7----------6--------3----3----6----6---
Db|-----5----5-----4----4--0----------0-----------
Ab|--5----------5---------------------------------
Eb|-----------------------------------------------
Let Ring throughout------->>>

Now both guitars get distortion and play this once
Bb|-----------------------------
Gb|--------7-----------8--------
Db|-----5----5-----6------------
Ab|--5----------5---------------
Eb|-----------------------------

Now guitars 1 & 2 play the MAIN RIFF x4
Bb|------------------------------------------
Gb|-------7--------6--------10---------13----
Db|--0-5----5--0-4---4--0-8----8--0-11---11--
Ab|------------------------------------------
Eb|------------------------------------------

Now Gtr.2 plays this riff. Since it's played a lot, I'm gonna call it
RIFF 666
so I can refer to it later on.
Bb|---------------------------------------
Gb|---------------------------------------
Db|--1-------1--------1-------------6-----
Ab|--1-------1--------1-------------6-----
Eb|--1--0-0--1--0-000-1--0-0-0-000--6-----
pm---- ----- ---------

Gtr.1 comes in while gtr.2 is playing that. It plays this:
Bb|-------------------------------
Gb|-------------------------------
Db|--6--0--------
(0)---------6---
Ab|--6--0--------
(0)---------6---
Eb|--6--0--------
(0)---------6---

That leads into the VERSE

Guitar 1
Bb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Db|-----0--------------------0------------------------0---------------------0-------------------|
Ab|--------1---0---3-6-5--------1--0--1-----5/8-7--------1---0---3-6-5*--------1--0--1----5/8-7-|
Eb|--00-------------------00----------------5/8-7--00--------------------00---------------5/8-7-|
|pm-- -- --
-- |
|Guitar 2
|
Bb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gb|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Db|-----0--------------------0------------------------0---------------------0-------------------|
Ab|--------1---0---3-6-5--------1--0--1-----5/8-7--------1---0---3-6-5*--------1--0--1----5/8-7-|
Eb|--00-------------------00----------------5/8-7--00--------------------00---------------5/8-7-|
pm-- -- --
--

* = In the second verse, play an Artificial Harmonic here

They both play that once, then while Gtr.1 plays it again, Gtr.2 decides
to play some other stuff.
Here's what it plays:
Bb|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gb|----------------------------------------------------------5-8-7~--------------------------|
Db|-----0----------3-5-6~----0----------------------0--------------------0-------------------|
Ab|--------1---0----------------1--0--1---5/8-7-------1---0-----------------1--0--1---5/8-7--|
Eb|--00-------------------00--------------5/8-7--00-------------------00--------------5/8-7--|
pm--- -- -- --

Right before the chorus, one of the guitars plays this:
RIFF B.L.A.H.
Bb|---------------------------------------|
Gb|---------------------------------------|
Db|---5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4--1-1-1-1--4-4-4-4--|
Ab|---5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4--1-1-1-1--4-4-4-4--|
Eb|---------------------------------------|


Now for the CHORUS, play the MAIN RIFF
(it's written up above)


Okay, now come the leads. I'm not putting them up now cause I haven'd
figured them out yet.
If I decide to figure them out, then I will add them on to this tab.
But for now on, you'll
have to settle with the rhythm riffs for them:

Rhythm during the 1st lead:
Bb|---------------------------------------|
Gb|---------------------------------------|
Db|---------------------------------------|
Ab|---5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4--1-1-1-1--4-4-4-4--|
Eb|---5-5-5-5--4-4-4-4--1-1-1-1--4-4-4-4--|
pm----------------------------------

For the second lead, play RIFF 666. If you've already fortotten what it
was, it is writen at
the top of the tab for your viewing pleasure. Continue playing this
riff
(RIFF 666 in case
you forgot within the past 2 seconds) throughout the entire 3rd verse.
Then before the 3rd
CHORUS Guitar Whichever plays RIFF B.L.A.H. twice, and during the 2nd
time, the other guitar
plays these chords:

Bb|-------------------|
Gb|---7---6---3---6---|
Db|---5---4---1---4---|
Ab|-------------------|
Eb|-------------------|

Okay, to end the song the guitars play
Bb|------------------------------
Gb|--------7-----------8--------
Db|-----5----5-----6------------
Ab|--5----------5---------------
Eb|------------------------------

Key:
/ -slide from indicated fret to indicated fret
\-opposite of /
pm - palm mute. I use - things to notate the palm mutes.
~ - Vibrato the string
Let Ring - this means hold the notes as long as you can! If you let
go, you will DIE!!!!
Uhhh.......oh yeah. One more:
(0) - this means hold the note

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