Vertigo - Two tab

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Date: Tue, 28 Apr 1998 01:33:56 -0600
From: John  English 
Subject:  v/vertigo/two.crd

TWO
by Vertigo

transcribed by:
The Sultan
(jenglish@agrium.com)

This one's a bit of a slower
tune, but the solo breaks into
a dark, Black Sabbath type of
sound...it's actually more of
an instrumental section than a
solo...there's 8 repetitions of
the same chord progression.  Here's
the best I could figure out:


F
Two...how many can there be?
    Fmod
Two...if only it was me
Am
Today will be the last day
 Dm
And you can go your own way
G6
Without me
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F     Fmod
I reached toward the sky
Dbm
And I came down
Am    Fmod
With an angel on my sleeve
Am     G6
I thought she'd never fly away
    C
Until the day she disappeared
D7
Forever

 C    D7
She left without saying goodbye
   E
Nothing but a smile
Am   G
Emotions in an uproar
F*
Keep on asking why

Guitar solo/Instrumental:
A/G/F*  F*/G/F*/Em  (repeat 8x)

A  G
Two...I can't count no higher
A  G
You...For Heaven was a liar
A     G
Today will be the last day
 F*    Em
And you, you can fly away
Dm   Am  E  F*
Without me


EADGBe
x03201   Fmod
1330xx   F*

That's pretty much it.  Try it on an
acoustic first, it's easier to get the
right tone and feel for it that way.

Keep rockin'!

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*****  Some people dream of a life of everlasting peace...where none shall worry about the passing days' 
patches, but only bask in the light.  Not me.  I dream of a giant chili boat in the sky, full of the 
things; satellite TV, corn chips, and little moon bunnies as far as the eyes can wander.  --J.E.  *****