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Giant Bass
Version #1
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Alrighty, in my opinion, best song on the CD (next to Suburbia), and not too 
hard play either.
Happy playing.

Tune down half a step
means play note 8 times

INTRO (I know the spacing is kinda bad, but you just play when the guitar 
does)

Gb|----------------------|
Db|----------------------|
Ab|---0-----0-----0---0--|
Eb|------0-----0----0---0|

VERSE

Gb|---------------|
Db|---------------|
Ab|-------------5>|
Eb|-2>--5>--0>----|

VERSE VARIATION ("every body sees, a giant.." part and after the chorus)

Gb|-----------------------|
Db|-----------------------|
Ab|---------------------5>|
Eb|-2>--5>--2>--5>--0>----|

CHORUS

Gb|------------------|
Db|------------------|
Ab|--------4>--0>----|
Eb|-0>--2>---------0>|

SOLO BUILD-UP (3:37 I think)

Gb|-----------|
Db|-----------|
Ab|-3>--4>--4>|
Eb|-----------|

SOLO (also played at the end of the song)
                                   last time
Gb|----------------------------|--------------------------|
Db|----------------------------|--------------------------|
Ab|--3-3-3-3--3-2-0----0>--(0>)|--3-3-3-3--3-2-0----0>--2>|
Eb|-----------------0----------|-----------------0--------|

CHORUS WITH NO WORDS (SEE NOTE)

Gb|-----------------------|
Db|--2----4----6----7----2|
Ab|-----------------------|
Eb|-----------------------|

NOTE: I can barely hear bass here, so you can play the chorus just single 
notes, and
what I have above is an octave higher.  Experiment with palm muting and 
stuff like that
and see what you like.  Doesn't really matter, but the octave sounds pretty 
cool, especially
with a flanger.
            
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