Pearl

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 Pearl 
  
 transcribed by edmond hum (rlp@interlog.com) 
  
 Basic chords: Dmin, F, C (in weirdish shapes, tabs follow) 
  
 Fmaj            C           Dmin 
 e--O            e--O            e--1-| 
 b--1            b--1            b--3-| 
 g--2            g--O            g--2-| 
 d--3            d--2            d----|O 
 a--X            a--3            a--X-| 
 E--X            E--X            E--X-| 
  
  
 Riff: 
  
 Fmaj9           C              Dmin                 rep: Dmin 
 e--------O--O--|--------O--O--|--1--1--1----1----| 
 b--------1--1--|--------1--1--|--3--3--3----3----| 
 g-----2--2--O--|--------O--O--|--2--2--2pO--Oh2--| 
 d--3-----3--O--|-----2--2--O--|--O--O--O----O----| 
 a--------------|--3-----3--O--|------------------| 
 e--------------|--------------|------------------| 
  
  
 That vamped chord that comes between verses and before the middle 8 is 
 the Fmaj7 
  
 Here's the little fill-up that comes at the beginning and between verses: 
  
 Fmaj7 
 e--O--O--O--3p2pO-----------O--| 
 b--1--1--1---------3--O--3-----| 
 g--2--2--2---------------------| 
 d--3--3--3---------------------| 
 a--X--X--X---------------------| 
 E--X--X--X---------------------| 
  
 So the verse would be like: (forgive me for I'm doing this from memory 
 and I'll definitly get the lyrics wrong) 
  
  
 Fmaj7       C 
         Hot hands 
  
 Dmin 
  
 Fmaj7       C 
         Move me 
  
 Dmin 
  
 Fmaj7       C   D 
         I write on these walls 
  
 Fmaj7       C   D 
         I have no heart at all F7:F7
  
 ? 
 Fmaj7 (vamp to fill) 
  
 You get the picture. 
  
 As for the bridge, it's a pretty simple ascending line, but fuck me if I 
 can figure out the bleeding key, though I think it's from A so: 
  
 A - B - C - D 
  
 All majors, and each last for a full measure before changing.  If you have 
 any better ideas, please tell me.  I haven't figured out the solos, I 
 tend just to go a touch off my head and improvise, but I'll work on it and 
 get you that in the future. 
  
 Another hint, I know Kristen plays it like I wrote it above, but when I 
 first started work on it I played a slightly (only very) different way, 
 that was easier and sounded smashing: 
  
 Simply substitute these chords for the original ones (same root): 
  
 F6          C9          D9 
 e--O            e--O            e----|O 
 b--3            b--3            b--3-| 
 g--2            g--O            g--2-| 
 d--3            d--2            d--0-| 
 a--X            a--3            a--X-| 
 E--X            E--X            E--X-|