Rush - A FAREWELL TO KINGS

A Farewell to Kings Rush Rush - A Farewell to Kings From the CD 'A Farewell to Kings' Written by Lee/Lifeson/Peart Mercury/Polygram Records 822546-2 This constitutes about 90% of the song. I re-worked the introduction, but it is still almost the same as the original by David Sandberg . The entire middle section of the song is missing in this tab. It was just too difficult for me to transcribe. Additional credit goes to Chuck Bruce for figuring out Riff 1 and Dave Toussaint for various riffs. (azchords.com)

<br/> 's&nbsp;are&nbsp;played&nbsp;by&nbsp;a&nbsp;second&nbsp;guitar&nbsp;which<br/> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;is&nbsp;doubling&nbsp;the&nbsp;lead&nbsp;part.)<br/> <br/> <br/> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A7sus4&nbsp;A7&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Em/G&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (chordiearchive.chordie.com)

's are played by a second guitar which is doubling the lead part.) Song Progression: all skipped here - sorry I did manage to tab out the section from 3:51 on. The chords in ()'s are played by the first guitar, while another breaks off to finish the solo. [] With x1: Can't we find the minds to lead us closer to the heart? 's are played by a second guitar which is doubling the lead part.) e:--0--0-0-0-0-0-0-0-|----0--0-0-----------------|---0-0-0-----0-0-0----| B:--2--2-2- (guitaretab.com)

A Farewell to Kings Rush Rush - A Farewell to Kings From the CD 'A Farewell to Kings' Written by Lee/Lifeson/Peart Mercury/Polygram Records 822546-2 This constitutes about 90% of the song. I re-worked the introduction, but it is still almost the same as the original by David Sandberg . The entire middle section of the song is missing in this tab. It was just too difficult for me to transcribe. Additional credit goes to Chuck Bruce for figuring out Riff 1 and Dave Toussaint for various riffs. (guitaretab.com)

A Farewell to Kings Rush Rush - A Farewell to Kings From the CD 'A Farewell to Kings' Written by Lee/Lifeson/Peart Mercury/Polygram Records 822546-2 This constitutes about 90% of the song. I re-worked the introduction, but it is still almost the same as the original by David Sandberg . The entire middle section of the song is missing in this tab. It was just too difficult for me to transcribe. Additional credit goes to Chuck Bruce for figuring out Riff 1 and Dave Toussaint for various riffs. (tabfu.thudspace.net)

A Farewell to Kings Rush Rush - A Farewell to Kings From the CD 'A Farewell to Kings' Written by Lee/Lifeson/Peart Mercury/Polygram Records 822546-2 This constitutes about 90% of the song. I re-worked the introduction, but it is still almost the same as the original by David missing in this tab. It was just too difficult for me to transcribe. is in the key of D, then switches to A. It ends in D after the last set of lyrics. | = not a standard bar line; just used to separate music ~ = vibrato (azchords.com)

Rhythm: w = whole note W = dotted whole h = half note H = dotted half q = quarter note Q = dotted quarter e = eighth note E = dotted eighth s = sixteenth note S = dotted sixteenth t = 32nd note T = dotted 32nd x = 64th note X = dotted 64th ^ = triplet ======================================================================== == Created with a demo version of BUCKET O' TAB == == tablature creation software for Windows == == For more info email gse@his.com == ===================================== (guitartabs.cc)

This part was so tough, I hope I got it right =) Exactly here is where the guitar stops and the drums and bass play alone. q q Hi-hats & Cymbal line: Hi-hats O - OPEN HH X - CLOSED HH P - PEDAL HH H - HALF OPEN HH Cymbals C - CRASH c - CRASH CHOKE R - RIDE B - RIDE BELL S - SPLASH T - CHINA Snare line: X - SINGLE HIT R - RIMSHOT F - FLAM S - SIDE STICK x - GRACE NOTE Tom line: Notated by number. 1 being the highest sounding to the lowest tom. X - Floor tom NOTE - Originally thi (guitartabs.cc)

A Farewell to Kings Rush Rush - A Farewell to Kings From the CD 'A Farewell to Kings' Written by Lee/Lifeson/Peart Mercury/Polygram Records 822546-2 This constitutes about 90% of the song. I re-worked the introduction, but it is still almost the same as the original by David Sandberg <dts@quad.sialis.com>. The entire middle section of the song is missing in this tab. It was just too difficult for me to transcribe. Additional credit goes to Chuck Bruce <cbruce@peco-energy.com> (xguitar.com)