Biografía:
El Nixons (formado en 1990) fueron un Estados Unidos de América-después de grunge rock, encontrando algunos éxito comercial a mediados de 1990.
El Nixons se fundó en la ciudad de Oklahoma por el cantante / guitarrista Zac Maloy, guitarrista Jesse Davis, el bajista Ricky Brooks, y el baterista Tye Robison. El grupo lanzó su debut en 1992.
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From: "Luceid Zephyrson"
Subject: n/nixons/the_fall.crd
Date: Fri, 05 Jun 1998 16:21:18 PDT
Alright, everyone, just a note. I found out that this song
can be played without hideously detuning your guitars. Tune
down to Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb and susbstitute Ab5sus2, E, and
Dsus2/D for Gb, Db, and Csus2/Csus4. The Eb5 and Db5 during
the prechorus become Gb5 and Eb5. I don't know how that one
works. This is probably more desirable than dropping your
tuning to E parallel C. You're welcome, as are comments,
suggestions, etc.
Ab5sus2 E
Is this the way do you recall any of this
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Do you know where we're going
Ab5sus2 E
Can you see what's ahead can you make out a path
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Can we keep our footing
Gb5
And if you keep me awake and you can show me the way
Eb5
I might sometimes lead
Gb5
But for now for the fall will you promise that
Eb5
Someone will catch me (catch me)
Ab5sus2 E
'Cause I'm fallin' in
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Into the real life
Ab5sus2 E
Fallin' in
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Into the real life
etc...
The bridge is the same pattern, played in the II position
instead. End on a D chord, not the Dsus2. That's
all...again...
GothCode 3.1A: GoHSMu2 TZJt5 PSaMoL B16/30Bk!"1 cBk{RP}-s8G V7s M3p2wgD
ZGoMeCl C7o)p( a17+ n1P b67)5( H178 g6)8(L??94A m0)2+Ea(@Z3 w7T v6ME r8s
plZ996Zz D55! h6(TZJt;P!SaMo) SM10M SsYn k4mp N1293H)J( RnM*2p1 LusMA5
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From: "Luceid Zephyrson"
Subject: n/nixons/the_fall.crd
Date: Fri, 05 Jun 1998 16:21:18 PDT
Alright, everyone, just a note. I found out that this song
can be played without hideously detuning your guitars. Tune
down to Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb and susbstitute Ab5sus2, E, and
Dsus2/D for Gb, Db, and Csus2/Csus4. The Eb5 and Db5 during
the prechorus become Gb5 and Eb5. I don't know how that one
works. This is probably more desirable than dropping your
tuning to E parallel C. You're welcome, as are comments,
suggestions, etc.
Ab5sus2 E
Is this the way do you recall any of this
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Do you know where we're going
Ab5sus2 E
Can you see what's ahead can you make out a path
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Can we keep our footing
Gb5
And if you keep me awake and you can show me the way
Eb5
I might sometimes lead
Gb5
But for now for the fall will you promise that
Eb5
Someone will catch me (catch me)
Ab5sus2 E
'Cause I'm fallin' in
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Into the real life
Ab5sus2 E
Fallin' in
Dsus2-D-Dsus2-D
Into the real life
etc...
The bridge is the same pattern, played in the II position
instead. End on a D chord, not the Dsus2. That's
all...again...
GothCode 3.1A: GoHSMu2 TZJt5 PSaMoL B16/30Bk!"1 cBk{RP}-s8G V7s M3p2wgD
ZGoMeCl C7o)p( a17+ n1P b67)5( H178 g6)8(L??94A m0)2+Ea(@Z3 w7T v6ME r8s
plZ996Zz D55! h6(TZJt;P!SaMo) SM10M SsYn k4mp N1293H)J( RnM*2p1 LusMA5
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