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Shedding the Deadwood - Woods of Ypres
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Shedding the Deadwood by: Woods of Ypres
TUNING: C# Standard (Down a Step and a Half)
Tab by: Brodie Widdifield
Date: July 7th
Official Site of Woods of Ypres: http://www.woodsofypres.ca/
NOTE: Listen for the changing in Em/Esus2, it changes more then once each time. Also,
the verses, the bass plays a D after each Em chord, transcending into the C, but the
doesn?t always.
C - x32010
G - 320033
Em - 079987
Esus2 - 079977
D ? xx0232
Am ? x02210
D5 - x577xx
Csus2 ? x357xx
Dsus2 ? x579xx
C5 ? x355xx
C5/B ? x255xx
C5/A ? x055xx
Bm ? x24432
A ? x02220
E - 022100
Intro:
[C]C [G]G [Em/Esus2]Em/Esus2 D x3
[C]It?s no wonder I?ve fe[G]lt so tired[Em/Esus2]
[C]I?ve witnessed the careless all[G] running past me[Em/Esus2][D5]
[C]While I?ve been told to [G]ignore my des[Em/Esus2]ires
[C]And grow numb with unders[G]tanding[Em/Esus2][D5]
[Am]I walk through theses woods
[G]I carry this deadwood
[Am]I am determined t[G]o see this th[D]rough
[Am]Driven only by the gu[G]ilt and the shame of giving up
[Am]I must complete wh[G]at I set out to do[D] - For you
[C]It stayed on a shelf [G]made of my arms[Em/Esus2]
[C]They had grown strong from givin[G]g suppo[Em/Esus2]rt[D5]
[C]I knew that my arms could hold[G] out foreve[Em/Esus2]r
[C]It was my mind t[G]hat?d grow[Em/Esus2] tired
[Am]It?s been so long [G]since I have questioned
[Am]What it is [G]that I r[D]eally want
[Am]Instead I follow[G] your directions
[Am]As you lead me on[G]
I can?t us[D]e it to build my ho[C]me
[Em]It wil[D]l not fulfill my desire[C]s[D]
[Em]Some [D]wood can be used [C]to help build a life[D]
[Em]This [D]wood will be used[C] for building a fire[D][Em]
[Em] [D5] [Csus2] [Dsus2] [Em]
[Esus2]Why carry this d[Em]eadwood with me?
[Esus2]?when were I?m g[Em]oing there will be living trees
[C]Now close enough [B5]to [C]carry it all to the end[B5][A5][B5]
[C]But throwing it all to the[D5] ground instead
Solo: Em D C5 C5/B C5/A
[Em]This bundle of deadwood
[D]The pieces they fall
Corners inden[C5]t the soil and accumulate on one [C5/B]another
Tumble down [C5/A]and pile up
[Em]It awkwardly spills l[D]ike myself at a time
Like the tim[C5]e it had killed
Like every momen[C5/B]t after it was collec[C5/A]ted and held
[Bm]I?d give up[D] a[A]ll that[E] I started
[Bm]To p[D]ursue[A] all that I w[E]anted
[Bm]I may a[D]rrive [A]empty ha[E]nded
[Bm]But at[D] least I will a[A]rrive[E]
Shedding the Deadwood - Woods of Ypres
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Shedding the Deadwood by: Woods of Ypres
TUNING: C# Standard (Down a Step and a Half)
Tab by: Brodie Widdifield
Date: July 7th
Official Site of Woods of Ypres: http://www.woodsofypres.ca/
NOTE: Listen for the changing in Em/Esus2, it changes more then once each time. Also,
the verses, the bass plays a D after each Em chord, transcending into the C, but the
doesn?t always.
C - x32010
G - 320033
Em - 079987
Esus2 - 079977
D ? xx0232
Am ? x02210
D5 - x577xx
Csus2 ? x357xx
Dsus2 ? x579xx
C5 ? x355xx
C5/B ? x255xx
C5/A ? x055xx
Bm ? x24432
A ? x02220
E - 022100
Intro:
[C]C [G]G [Em/Esus2]Em/Esus2 D x3
[C]It?s no wonder I?ve fe[G]lt so tired[Em/Esus2]
[C]I?ve witnessed the careless all[G] running past me[Em/Esus2][D5]
[C]While I?ve been told to [G]ignore my des[Em/Esus2]ires
[C]And grow numb with unders[G]tanding[Em/Esus2][D5]
[Am]I walk through theses woods
[G]I carry this deadwood
[Am]I am determined t[G]o see this th[D]rough
[Am]Driven only by the gu[G]ilt and the shame of giving up
[Am]I must complete wh[G]at I set out to do[D] - For you
[C]It stayed on a shelf [G]made of my arms[Em/Esus2]
[C]They had grown strong from givin[G]g suppo[Em/Esus2]rt[D5]
[C]I knew that my arms could hold[G] out foreve[Em/Esus2]r
[C]It was my mind t[G]hat?d grow[Em/Esus2] tired
[Am]It?s been so long [G]since I have questioned
[Am]What it is [G]that I r[D]eally want
[Am]Instead I follow[G] your directions
[Am]As you lead me on[G]
I can?t us[D]e it to build my ho[C]me
[Em]It wil[D]l not fulfill my desire[C]s[D]
[Em]Some [D]wood can be used [C]to help build a life[D]
[Em]This [D]wood will be used[C] for building a fire[D][Em]
[Em] [D5] [Csus2] [Dsus2] [Em]
[Esus2]Why carry this d[Em]eadwood with me?
[Esus2]?when were I?m g[Em]oing there will be living trees
[C]Now close enough [B5]to [C]carry it all to the end[B5][A5][B5]
[C]But throwing it all to the[D5] ground instead
Solo: Em D C5 C5/B C5/A
[Em]This bundle of deadwood
[D]The pieces they fall
Corners inden[C5]t the soil and accumulate on one [C5/B]another
Tumble down [C5/A]and pile up
[Em]It awkwardly spills l[D]ike myself at a time
Like the tim[C5]e it had killed
Like every momen[C5/B]t after it was collec[C5/A]ted and held
[Bm]I?d give up[D] a[A]ll that[E] I started
[Bm]To p[D]ursue[A] all that I w[E]anted
[Bm]I may a[D]rrive [A]empty ha[E]nded
[Bm]But at[D] least I will a[A]rrive[E]
