Biografía:
Type O Negative era una banda de Brooklyn, Nueva York. Son conocidos como unos de los primeros grupos en alcanzar el éxito en el estilo Gothic/Doom Metal, compuesto por guitarras distorsionadas, órganos frecuentes y el uso del teclado, y voces de Peter Steele. Además, la banda muestra una variedad de influencias no góticas. También son conocidos por su autodespectivo sentido del humor, a pesar de las letras dramáticas que enfatizan en temas como sexo, romance, depresión y la muerte.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Tabbed by:Trephinix
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:- C# G# C# F# A# D# (Drop C#)
all chords written as if in standard tuning
Chorus:
G#5 C5 A#5 A5
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Verse 1:
C5 D#5 F5
In the dark bathed in Cathode ray blue
Miss Red Hook of 1922
Weeping silently for the pain of others
Every night a tearful rosary
A victim of the curse of empathy
Her reward for compassion is to suffer
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Verse 2:
My shortcomings I know caused her grief
Still she loves me. This i can’t believe!
Responding not with anger but a prayer
Heaven’s just Southwest of Cobble Hill
True, I am the son of an Angel
Maternally, not one woman compares
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Bridge:
D5 C5 A#5 A5
If you fall, I will catch you
When you’re lost, I’ll be there soon
Far away, but of course near
When you’re sad, I’m always here
Verse 3:
Thank you for saving me from my self
Your compassion became its own hell
Unequally beautiful inside and out
Without a doubt
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let Me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
In the verse when you play D#5 F5 you can play it
either with the second string power chords at the
sixth and eighth frets, or with the first string
(drop D style) power chords on the first and third
frets. I like to alternate between the two every
other time, starting with the low chords. At the
end of every third line in each verse there is a
little break where there is guitar but no lyrics,
and you want this break to line up with the higher
D#5 and F5. Listen to the song to hear what I mean.
I wrote out the chords as if everything was done in
standard tuning because the positions of those chords
is more recognizable. If you want to get picky, these
are the chords you are actually playing:
G#5 = G5
C5 = B5
A#5 = A5
A5 = G#5
D#5 = D5
F5 = E5
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:- C# G# C# F# A# D# (Drop C#)
all chords written as if in standard tuning
Chorus:
G#5 C5 A#5 A5
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Verse 1:
C5 D#5 F5
In the dark bathed in Cathode ray blue
Miss Red Hook of 1922
Weeping silently for the pain of others
Every night a tearful rosary
A victim of the curse of empathy
Her reward for compassion is to suffer
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Verse 2:
My shortcomings I know caused her grief
Still she loves me. This i can’t believe!
Responding not with anger but a prayer
Heaven’s just Southwest of Cobble Hill
True, I am the son of an Angel
Maternally, not one woman compares
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
Bridge:
D5 C5 A#5 A5
If you fall, I will catch you
When you’re lost, I’ll be there soon
Far away, but of course near
When you’re sad, I’m always here
Verse 3:
Thank you for saving me from my self
Your compassion became its own hell
Unequally beautiful inside and out
Without a doubt
Chorus:
Nettie, no need to cry
Let Me wipe those teardrops from your eyes
In the verse when you play D#5 F5 you can play it
either with the second string power chords at the
sixth and eighth frets, or with the first string
(drop D style) power chords on the first and third
frets. I like to alternate between the two every
other time, starting with the low chords. At the
end of every third line in each verse there is a
little break where there is guitar but no lyrics,
and you want this break to line up with the higher
D#5 and F5. Listen to the song to hear what I mean.
I wrote out the chords as if everything was done in
standard tuning because the positions of those chords
is more recognizable. If you want to get picky, these
are the chords you are actually playing:
G#5 = G5
C5 = B5
A#5 = A5
A5 = G#5
D#5 = D5
F5 = E5
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