I Know Its Coming Someday

Tabbed by: RiseAgainst21
Tuning: Standard

Here are how many times I strum the chords over the two measure interval each is
played in. I play them to my own rhythm which couldn't by illustrated here. You
can play them 1 time each if you so chose.

I strum A 14x, then B 14x, then A a total of 28x. 7x per measure for all of you
who know how to count. Have fun with my wording there but you know what I mean!
Lyrics and chords combined:
Note B: X-----X means play throughout. You can get fancy and throw in
C's and B's amidst the A's. They seem to sound best. You can even play the lone B
string with the melody which I show how to do at the very end in section
3.14159265358979323846264A.
Note to self: Memorizing pi is not a way to pick up girls.
Note C: Most of the chords are played directly on the syllables of words.
For example, the word "someday" has two syllables. Chord C is played on the first and
A is played on the second.

Chorus:

In the pit of every morning
       B   B  A  A  C  A
Well I know it all too well
       A    A  C   C   A
Know it all too well
B    B  A   C   A
This next part is played every time after the chorus. It sucks to play on electric
with no amp or distortion because of how high up it is on the neck. Gluckauf!! And as tool
say, "UND KEINE EIER."

Repeat.
More words.
They follow the same general pattern as before (told you).
There is a solo somewhere in this song. You can call it a solo but it is not very
Somehow, it doesn't seem to matter though because this song still depresses me.

As I mentioned earlier, there are many different ways to improv this song. No I did not
misspell improve. Improvise people! Improvise! If you know Jazz then you know what I'm
about. Anyway, the melody of the chorus is as follows:

Note D: The second time's lyrics: "I know it all too well" (Notice the lack of the first "well")
Now the annoying high part
Note E: You can improvise an many different levels throughout the entire song. In no
order, these notes sound right almost all the time because the scale corresponds to the key
the piece (for the majority of the song)

    ^<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Sometimes you can play this note ^. If it sounds weird, that's because it is played on
second string (B) not the sixth (E). Forgive my terrible notation here.
Sounds wonderful if you can get the note in at the right time. If you remember, it is
highest note played in Chord B.