1---------------------------------------------------------------------------
2-----------------------12--12--12--12--12----------------------------------
3---9--9--9--9--9-----------------------------9--9--9--9--9-----------------
4-------------------------------------------------------------9--9--9--9--9-
5---------------------------------------------------------------------------
6---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1---------------
2---15------10--
3---14------9---
4---12------7---
5---------------
6---------------
1------------------------------
2------------------------------
3---9--9--9--9---7/9--9--9--9--
4---9--9--9--9---7/9--9--9--9--
5---7--7--7--7---5/7--7--7--7--
6------------------------------
| Zooropa, Vorsprung durch Technik...Zooropa, be all that you can be |
1---------------------------------------------
2---------------------------------------------
3---11-----------7------------11-----------7--
4---11-----------7------------11-----------7--
5---9------------5------------9------------5--
6---------------------------------------------
| Be a winner, eat to get slimmer |
| Zooropa, a bluer kind of white...Zooropa, it could be yours tonight |
| We're mild and green, and squeaky clean |
1----------------
2---10--------7--
3---9---------7--
4---7---------7--
5----------------
6----------------
| Zooropa, better by design...Zooropa, fly the friendly skies |
| Through appliance of science, we've got that ring of confidence |
| (increase speed of delay): |
1-------------------------------------------------------------
2---9--9--9--9----10--10--10--10----9--9--9--9----7--7--7--7--
3---9--9--9--9----9----9---9---9----9--9--9--9----7--7--7--7--
4---9--9--9--9----9----9---9---9----9--9--9--9----7--7--7--7--
5---7--7--7--7----7----7---7---7----7--7--7--7----5--5--5--5--
6-------------------------------------------------------------
| And I have no compass, and I have no map |
1---2---
2---2---
3---2---
4---4---
5---4---
6---2---
| And I have no reasons, no reasons to get back |
| And I have no religion, and I don't know what's what |
| And I don't know the limit, the limit of what we got |
1------------
2---9-----7--
3---9-----7--
4---9-----7--
5---7-----5--
6------------
| Don't worry baby, it'll be alright |
| You've got the right shoes to get you through the night |
| It's cold outside, but brightly lit |
| | F#m |
| Skip the subway, let's go to the | overground |
| | E | F#m | E |
| Take your head out of the mud, baby | , put | flowers in the mud, baby, | overground |
| No particular place names, no particular song |
| I've been hiding...what am I hiding from? |
| Don't worry baby, it'll be alright |
| Uncertainy can be a guiding light |
| I hear voices, rediculous voices, in the slipstream |
| | F#m | E |
| Let's go, let's go | overground, take your head out of the mud baby | |
| | F#m |
| She's going to | dream up the world she wants to live in |
| | E |
| She's gonna | dream out loud, dream out loud |
1---------12--
2---12--------
3-------------
4-------------
5-------------
6-------------
| tabbed by: Sergio Lucero, slucero@cec.uchile.cl |
Riff1: E ----------5-5-------------- Riff2: E --2---3---2---0------------
B --3-3-3-3------3-3-3-3----- B --3---3---3---3------------
G -----------------------2-2- G --2---2---2---0------------
D --------------------------- D ---------------------------
A --------------------------- A ---------------------------
E --------------------------- E ---------------------------
| | Am-C-Am-C | D |
| | Z | ooropa... Vorsprung durch Technik |
| Zooropa... be all that you can be |
| | Em | C | Em | C |
| B | e a winner | , | eat to get slimmer | |
| Zooropa... a bluer kind of white |
| Zooropa... it could be yours tonight |
| We're mild and green, and squeaky clean |
| (play intro chords again) |
| Zooropa... better by design |
| Zooropa... fly the friendly skies |
| Through appliance of science |
| We've got that ring of confidence.... |
| Break: Play riff1. Silence. Play Riff 2 LOUD! |
| D D4 D D9 <----- This line is what |
| And I have no compass I call D(riff2) |
| | Em | C |
| | And I ha | ve no reasons |
| | D | D4 | D | D9 |
| No reaso | ns | to get bac | k | |
| And I don't know what's what |
| And I don't know the limit |
| Zooropa... don't worry baby. It'll be alright |
| Zooropa... you got the right shoes |
| Zooropa... to get you through the night |
| Zooropa... it's cold outside, but brightly lit |
| Zooropa... skip the subway |
| | Em |
| Zooropa... let's go to the | overground |
| Get your head out of the mud baby |
| Put flowers in the mud baby |
| No particular place names |
| Zooropa... don't worry baby. It's gonna be alright |
| Zooropa... uncertainty... can be a guiding light |
| Zooropa... I hear voices, ridiculous voices |
| Zooropa... in the slipstream |
| Zooropa... let's go, let's go... overground |
| Zooropa... take your head out of the mud baby |
| | Em | C |
| (She's gonna d | ream up the world she wants to l | ive in |
| She's gonna dream out loud) |
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| Transcribed by Richard Zangoli. |
| Well I just got myself a wah-wah and got very excited when I played this |
| song. I don't know exactly what effect Edge uses but you can get close to it |
| if you use a delay pedal(I set mine at around 400ms) and constantly keep |
| peddling a wah-wah. I used the transcription on the Net for some guidance |
| these are some additional suggestions. Note that the tab here (as in the |
| previous transcription) is half a step (one note) lower than the |
| CD version. It makes playing open chords for the second half of the song |
| possible and thus simplifies things a little. |
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------10-10-10-10--------------------------------- play
G------x-x-7-7-7-7------------------------x-x-7-7-7-7---------------- this a
D---------------------------------------------------------------7-7-7-7-couple
| It then goes to (something like)- times |
E------------------------ E------------------------------
B---13--12---10h12p10--10--8h10-10 x2 B--8--7---5h7p5--5---3h-5--5- X2
G------------------------------- G-----------------------------
D------------------------------- D----------------------------
| You might want to play around with this ^ a bit until you get something that |
| you think might be closer to the CD or sound better. But I think that the |
| above is reasonably close. |
| The chords given in the previous transcription for the intro verses (ie D D |
| Em C Em C) sound right but you might want to play the bar chords at the 5th, |
| 7th and 8th frets as they seems to sound closer to the CD. Play the chords a |
| couple of times each but make sure to let the delay do most of the work. |
| The chords for the second half of the song (D D4 D D9, Em C) also sound good |
| but on the CD there is also a guitar that goes something like- |
E------------10--------
B---s/10-----------10--
G-----------------------
D-----------------------
| This sounds good if it is played after the D9 chord. Have a listen to the CD |
| to hear it. But if you are using a wah-wah it sound better if you don't |
| peddle it when playing the riff. |
| So there you go. Have fun. |
| Richard Zangoli (a.k.a. Custardo) (ahowden@magna.com.au) |