Morphine Cure For Pain ver 1 guitar tab

Cure For Pain Ver 1 by Morphine

Morphine - Cure For Pain ver 1 guitar tab 


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From: Craig Carlson 
Subject: CRD: Morphine - "Cure for Pain"
Date: Mon, 07 Oct 1996 12:42:56 -0700


Cure for Pain
Morphine

Not a �60s tune, but I like it anyway! In fact, the whole disk is excellent. 
The noir-ish �Thursday� is a hoot; the Coen Brothers should make it into a 
movie.

Intro:

[D  Bm  A] 4x

Verse I:

D      Bm  A           D      [Bm  A]
Where ______ is the ritual,
              D    Bm  A                 D    [Bm  A]
And tell me where _______ where is the taste?
D     Bm  A            D      [Bm  A]
Where ______ is the sacrifice,
       D     Bm  A            D         [Bm  A]
And where _________ where is the faith?

Chorus:
C    Bm   [N.C]                   D     [Bm  A]
Someday   There�ll be a Cure for Pain,

[D  Bm  A]

C           Bm   [N.C.]           D     [Bm  A]
That�s the day,  I throw my drugs away  (Sax enters)

Sax solo over:

[D  Bm  A] 2X
[C  Bm]

Verse II:

D     Bm  A          D                         [Bm  A]
Where _____ is the cave where the wise women went,
              D     Bm               A             D   [Bm  A]
And tell me where, where�s all that money that I spent?
D             Bm  A       
I propose a toast,
D             Bm  A
To my self-control,
D                      Bm     A       D   [Bm  A]
You see it crawling helpless on the floor,

[Chorus]

Outro:

[Sax solo and lyrics �Find a cure, find a cure for pain� over verse chords 
(4x) or until the pain is gone. End on [D] chord.]

Note: This was a strange one to write out, not because there is no guitar in 
the song itself, but because of Mark Sandman�s ingenious use of pauses, 
spaces and held notes. If anyone has any suggestions to clean it up...?

Tab/Chord interpretation by Craig Carlson

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