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ALWAYS SOMEWHERE Scorpions
e-------------3--3--0-0---0----0--0--
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#
{sot}
b-----1--1--0--0--0----3---3----1----
{eot}
#
{sot}
g------0--0-----0--0----2---0----2---
{eot}
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{sot}
d-------2--2---------3---2-----------
{eot}
#
{sot}
a--023-----------------------0-------
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#
{sot}
e------------3-----------------------
{eot}
#
# Part B
#
{sot}
e-------------3--3--0--0--0--0--0----
{eot}
#
{sot}
b-----1--1--0--3--3-----1--1--1--1---
{eot}
#
{sot}
g------0--0-----0--0-----2--2--2--2--
{eot}
#
{sot}
d-------2--2-------------------------
{eot}
#
{sot}
a--023---------------0---------------
{eot}
#
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e------------3-----------------------
{eot}
#
# CHORUS
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{sot}
e---------------------------5-5-553------------------------------------------
{eot}
#
{sot}
b---------------------------5-5-553------------------------------------------
{eot}
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{sot}
g--5---------------2-------------------------------5---------------5---------
{eot}
#
{sot}
d--5-------5-------2---------------3-------5-------5---------5-----5---------
{eot}
#
{sot}
a--3-------5-------0---------------3-------5-------3---------5-----3---------
{eot}
#
{sot}
e----------3-----------------------1-------3-----------------3---------------
{eot}
#
{sot}
^-^----------rests------------^^
{eot}
#
#
{sot}
e-------------------5-5-553---------------------------
{eot}
#
{sot}
b-------------------5-5-553---------------------------
{eot}
#
{sot}
g----------2-------------------------------5----------
{eot}
#
{sot}
d--5-------2---------------3-------5-------5-------5--
{eot}
#
{sot}
a--5-------0---------------3-------5-------3-------5--
{eot}
#
{sot}
e--3-----------------------1-------3---------------3--
{eot}
#
{sot}
^-^------rests
{eot}
#
#First off, there are no double digit fret numbers, so any that you see mashed
#together are single digits in actuality. I've tried to put some concept of time
#in by leaving space where a note is carried. If you use each character space
#as half a beat (4/4), it should work out about right (except at the ends of
#lines).
#
#Here's how to put the parts together:
#
#Intro
[AAAAAB] Verse 1
[ABAB] Arrive at seven, the place feels good
No time to call you today
Encores till eleven then Chinese food
Back to the hotel again
Small Solo Break
[AB] Verse 2
[ABAB] I call your number, the line ain't free
I'd like to tell you come to me
And life without you seems like a lost dream
Love, I can tell you how I feel
Chorus:
Always somewhere
Miss you where I've been
I'll be back to love you again
(2x)
Long Solo Break
[AAAA] Verse 3
[ABAB] Another morning, another place
The only day off is far away
But every city has seen me in the end
And brings me to you again
Chorus
Outtro
AA -- Note that the last couple of notes are played differently
(arpegiate a C9 chord I think - e ---
[b]g [-3-]-0-
[d][-2-] [a]e [-3-]---)
Note: The main effects used seem to be chorus on the verse parts (A & B) and
heavy distortion on the choruses.
Please let me know if there are any errors, etc.
Enjoy,
Jeff
my opinions are my own...
Jeff_Roush@stortek.com
Some time ago I noticed that the version of this song at the Nevada archive
contains only the tab for the rythym parts of this excellent song.
I have finally got around to tabbing up the main solo break, which comes after
the first chorus.
I have not tabbed up the shorter breaks over the intro, between the first
two verses, or over the finale.
..............................................................................
Main solo break from Always Somewhere by The Scorpions
Tabbed by Julian R Hall.
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|-------------------------------------------------------|
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{sot}
|-------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-12b(13)-----10-----------10---------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|----------------------12-----------12-10----10---------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----------------------------------------12----12-----|
{eot}
{sot}
|-------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|----------10------10-10bu----10----------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|--10--12------12---------------12-10-----------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------12----12108---8-10-8-5----|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|----11-13~-------12-10--------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-12--------------------12-11~------------10----------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------10-12----12-10----------|
{eot}
{sot}
|---------------------------------12----------------12-10---|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------------12----12----------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-------------------------------13~------------------10~~~~~~|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----------12-b-(14)-r-12-----------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-----12-----------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|-8h10-------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
{sot}
|------------------------------------------------------------|
{eot}
^^^^^^
_These three played fast...
All 4 measures are equal length (I believe), and the spacing of notes
shown is a rough indicator of the rythym, although for more accuracy, refer
to the record. This is a very rythmic, flowing solo, and keeping close to the
feel of the original is important in making it sound good.
Symbols used:
12b(13) = start with 12th fret, and bend up to pitch of 13th fret.
= slide down
~ = vibrato (very slight in this solo)
8h10 = pick while fretted at 8th, hammer on to 10th.
(14)r12 = after bending to 14th, release to pitch of 12th (ie normal pitch)
[--]/* Julian R Hall csusb@csv.warwick.ac.uk
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I'm saying myself so don't expect it to make sense all the time!
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