Biography:
Bark Psychosis is a band from east London, England formed in 1986. Graham Sutton is the core of the group, supported by a dynamic roster of musicians. The line up for the seminal album "Hex" was Graham Sutton, Daniel Gish, John Ling, and Mark Simnett. Current members include Sutton, Colin Bradley, Lee Harris (formerly with Talk Talk), and others. Formed as a Napalm Death cover band when Sutton, Ling and Simnett were in their teens, they released several singles and EPs from 1988 to 1994.
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400 WINTERS : Bark Psychosis
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Tabbed by: lifer
Email:
Tuning: standard
Em7 Dm9 Emaj7 Dmaj7 Fmaj7 F G
e|---0---0----0-----0-----0---0-0------------------------------------------|
B|---0---0----9-----7-----1---0-0------------------------------------------|
G|---8---6----8-----6-----2---2-4------------------------------------------|
D|---9---7----9-----7-----3---3-5------------------------------------------|
A|---7---5----7-----5-----3---3-5------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------1-3------------------------------------------|
Not to be confused with the G above, Ill call this Gprog
e|---5-5555-3-3333-0-0000--------------------------------------------------|
B|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-3-3333-------------------------------------------|
G|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-------------------------------------------|
D|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-------------------------------------------|
A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---3-3333-3-3333-3-3333-3-3333-------------------------------------------|
Intro
Em7 Dm9
Emaj7
Loose rein, let us rest
Dmaj7
Where words speak, nor confess
Emaj7
Always beside, always besides
Dmaj7
For one another winding west
Emaj7
We seek and grow apart
Dm9
(no lyrics, segue into second part)
Fmaj7 Gprog
Loose rein, let us rest
Fmaj7 Gprog
Where words speak, nor confess
Fmaj7
Always beside, always besides
Gprog
For one another winding west
Fmaj7 Gprog
We seek and grow apart
The rest is the same as above, except for the end where the song mellows out a bit:
F G
400 Winters, never count
F G
A final sign of things to come
F G
You cannot lay your hand upon
F
A final sign of things to come
G F
Its only ever more
400 WINTERS : Bark Psychosis
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Tabbed by: lifer
Email:
Tuning: standard
Em7 Dm9 Emaj7 Dmaj7 Fmaj7 F G
e|---0---0----0-----0-----0---0-0------------------------------------------|
B|---0---0----9-----7-----1---0-0------------------------------------------|
G|---8---6----8-----6-----2---2-4------------------------------------------|
D|---9---7----9-----7-----3---3-5------------------------------------------|
A|---7---5----7-----5-----3---3-5------------------------------------------|
E|----------------------------1-3------------------------------------------|
Not to be confused with the G above, Ill call this Gprog
e|---5-5555-3-3333-0-0000--------------------------------------------------|
B|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-3-3333-------------------------------------------|
G|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-------------------------------------------|
D|---0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-0-0000-------------------------------------------|
A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---3-3333-3-3333-3-3333-3-3333-------------------------------------------|
Intro
Em7 Dm9
Emaj7
Loose rein, let us rest
Dmaj7
Where words speak, nor confess
Emaj7
Always beside, always besides
Dmaj7
For one another winding west
Emaj7
We seek and grow apart
Dm9
(no lyrics, segue into second part)
Fmaj7 Gprog
Loose rein, let us rest
Fmaj7 Gprog
Where words speak, nor confess
Fmaj7
Always beside, always besides
Gprog
For one another winding west
Fmaj7 Gprog
We seek and grow apart
The rest is the same as above, except for the end where the song mellows out a bit:
F G
400 Winters, never count
F G
A final sign of things to come
F G
You cannot lay your hand upon
F
A final sign of things to come
G F
Its only ever more
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