Where Were All Of You de Poor Old Lu

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		   From [email protected] Thu Jan 11 19:59:59 1996


poor old lu - "where were all of you?"
( drop the low e string down to a d )

Tuning added by: [email protected]
The existing tab of this song is pretty good, but the author 
didn't quite get the tuning right. The song is in what can 
best be described as "Dropped Db", meaning the entire guitar 
is tuned down a half step and then the sixth string is dropped 
a full step to an Db Therefore it looks like this:
Eb---
Bb---
Gb---
Db---
Ab---
Db---

This will make your E string nice and looooose, but oh well. :)

**intro**
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0--0-0--0-
-5----/7----/9--�5----/7----/9--�5----/7----/9--�5----/7----/9---9^10-9^10-
-0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0-----0-----0---0--0-0--0-

*play that again w/distortion,   -------
           then ring out...      -------
                                 -------
                                 -----5-
                                 ---3---
                                 -3-----
**verse**
---
---
---
-0-                                                  -7---5---x-4/5-5/7-0---0-
-5-                                                  -5---5---x-4/5-5/7-5---5-
-0-                                                  -5---5---x-0---0---0---0-
1. hey you i got something to say, i know you think it wrong
   and you're gonna make the world okay; make us strong
2. want your right rise up today you, one and all
   and the soul is not so much to pay...feeling tall
3. have to push "no choice" away, yeh, make it small
   "have to do all what we may" you can't fall?
**chorus**
----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------
---------/-17-17---11-x-12-12-----------/-12-12-x-9-�-7-7-
-----5-----0--0----0--0--0--0-------5-----0--0--x-0-------
---3------------------------------3-----------------------
-3------------------------------3-------------------------
 (ooh,ooh)                 where did you go?
**bridge**
----         ----           ----              -----------
----         ----           ----              -----------
-19-         -16-           -14-              -11-12-�-7-
-0--         -0--           -0--              -0--0----0-
----         ----           ----              -----------
----         ----           ----              -----------
 a man can die a child can cry or One crucified for you and i
----           ----         ----               ----          ----
----           ----         ----               ----          ----
-19-  .......  -16- ....... -14- ............  -12- .......  -11-
-0--           -0--         -0--               -0--          -0--
----           ----         ----               ----          ----
----           ----         ----               ----          ----
 a child can die a Man can cry and nailed on high to give us life

--------------------------------             ---------------------
--------------------------------             ---------------------
-11^12-11�7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7/9-9-             -5-5-5-5-5-----------
-0--0--0--0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-  (3x), then -5-5-5-5-5-0---0---0- ...etc...
--------------------------------             -3-3-3-3-3/5--/7--/9-
--------------------------------             -----------0---0---0-
        where's the rights?

Ending added by: [email protected]

This is the acoustic part at the end:
Ab----0-5-4---4-4-0-
Db--0--------------- (play 4x)

Db-------------------------------(5)-(5)-(5)--
Ab----0-5-7-(7)-(7)-(7)----0-5-7--------------
Db--0--------------------0-------------------- (play 2x)

Then there's some more that I haven't quite figured out.
The notes in parentheses above are harmonics, and I'm not sure they're accurate. If changes need to be made, please e-mail me at [email protected], and I'd appreciate hearing from you if you find what you see here useful. God Bless!