A Million Miles

(início)

Tabber: Will Sharp
Tuning: Drop D (EBGDAD)
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Ok, this tab is pretty accurate cos it took me f'in ages an was a complete
bitch to tab.  Im sure of the frets used for Guitar 1's super-fast picking in
the Verse, pretty sure I got the chorus picking right too.  Enjoy
Guitar 1 has to be able to pick rly fast btw so you'll hav to listen to the
leads on the CD.  Same goes for Guitar 2's distorted chords - listen to CD
for timing.
(email me if u agree or disagree with these "long-winded" explainations [well
 lostprophetguy/Damien Mee thinks they are] i.e, do u the reader find them
 helpful or annoying on my tabs?? - u dnt hav to read 'em.  I only ask cos
 lostprophetguy rates my tabs shite/tries too, which is just stupid an tiring.)
INTRO:
Guitar 1: (slightly distorted)

Alternatively, on the second repeat at the end, because the violins make the
riff sound as if it goes down even lower in pitch, replace the "10,9" riff
with this:

VERSE:
Guitar 2:
                        x3              Guitar 1 comes in here:

Guitar 1: Comes in (where marked above) on 1st note played in that section.
         (Guitar 1 plays part of Guitar 2's riff but it is slightly higher in
          pitch, so it is most likely an extra string used.  I think I found
          the right pitch but i only put it on 1 string.
                If you find that there is a noticible difference then play
          Guitar 2's riff with an added G string at frets 6,8,9,13 (same structure)

CHORUS:
Guitar 2: (Distortion)

Guitar 1: (Distorted like before - carries on from the last part played in their
           verse riff. NOTE the 11th fret kinda gives the muted-string effect
           heard, but you could mute the string on that fret slightly instead.)

VERSE 2:
Guitar 2: same as before
Guitar 1: basically same as before, slight difference in beginning so I tabbed
          it out again.

REPEAT CHORUS
BRIDGE: (violins but tabbed out for guitar)
Guitar 2:

REPEAT CHORUS
BREAK:
Both Guitars: (listen for timing)

An amazingly enough thats it!  Lead are pretty accurate an require practise,
not even I have got them all down to an art yet.
Comments, questions etc. = Email me.
Let me know what you think but rating it (Lostprophetguy & Co. get a life, don't
                                          ruin the system)