Syd Barrett - Wolfpack tab

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From gobeirne@tartarus.uwa.edu.au Mon Jun 10 06:24:10 1996
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1996 14:21:21 +0800 (WST)
From: "Greg O'Beirne" 
Subject: CRD: "Wolfpack" by Syd Barrett

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Wolfpack - Syd Barrett
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Approximately transcribed by Greg O'Beirne (gobeirne@tartarus.uwa.edu.au)

[ Tab from: http://www.guitaretab.com/s/syd-barrett/122870.html ]
A x 2
D x 6    Howling the pack in formation appear
A x 4    diamonds and clubs, light misted fog of the
B x 3    dead
A x 12   waving us back in formation
         the pack in formation
D x 3    bowling they bat as a group and the
A x 4    leader is seen... so
B x 2    early... the
C x 2    pack on their backs, the
A x 12   fighters
         through misty the waving... the pack in formation
         far reaching waves
         on sight, shone right
         I lay as if in
C x 4    surround...
A x 20   all enmeshing, hovering...
         the milder I gaze
         all the animals laying trail
         beyond the far winds
         mild the reflecting
C x 6    electricity eyes...
         tears, the
D x 4    life that was ours grows sharper and stronger
A x 4    away and beyond... short
B x 2    wheeling... fresh
C x 2    spring
A x 11   gripped with blanched bones... moaned
         magnesium, proverbs and sods...
D x 7    howling the pack in formation appear
A x 4    diamonds and clubs, light misted fog of the
B x 4    dead
A x 50+  waving us back in formation,
         the pack in formation...


Both the lyrics & number of bars of each chord is approximate,
so any comments/corrections/suggestions welcome :)
--
Greg O'Beirne
gobeirne@tartarus.uwa.edu.au
http://www.uwa.edu.au/student/gobeirne/
http://www.uwa.edu.au/student/gobeirne/Transcriptions.html

"Tight fisted frog of the dead?!?!?" :)