A Warm Place

[Refrão]
First this is the guitar part, played with an acoustic sound...
E :------------------------------------------------
B :------------------------------------------------
G :--------------3-------5-0-3---------------------
D :----------5-6---1-1---------1-------------------
A :--3-5-6-8---------------------------------------
E :------------------------------------------------
Listen to it on the CD _The Downward Spiral_ or the _Natural Born Killers_
soundtrack to get the timing right.
Now the synth part...
Again, listen on the CD to get the timing right. Use a warm organ-tpye
synth sound, played around mid to lower keyboard.

[Próxima Parte]
The first is all chords:
D
minor
C
major
A#
major
F
major
Then the second part is first single notes, then progresses to chords...
It goes:
  G  F  G   F   G
(hold)
F
(hold)
D#
Then you play:
  G       A#        D#
Then play these chords
G
minor
A#
major
D#
major
This should get you through the song. Again, if you've never heard it before
I'd advise you listen to it and get a feel for it.
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Here's the keyboard and guitar tablature for Nine Inch Nail's
A WARM PLACE from _The Downward Spiral_
Transcribed by: Andy Kershaw
NIN

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[Próxima Parte]
The first is all chords:
D
minor
C
major
A#
major
F
major
Then the second part is first single notes, then progresses to chords...
It goes:
  G  F  G   F   G
(hold)
F
(hold)
D#
Then you play:
  G       A#        D#
Then play these chords
G
minor
A#
major
D#
major
This should get you through the song. Again, if you've never heard it before
I'd advise you listen to it and get a feel for it.
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Please send to: *@*
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