Pink Eye Lyrics

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Pink Eye // Albino Slug // Buckethead
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Music by Buckethead
*This is a tab of my guitar pro version
put in to text in attempt to bring this
song to more players...
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*All times are estimates and may vary
*The sig and tempo never change unless noted, this song does go quite a few places so heads up
*I'm sure this is very close to the real deal but feel free to make suggestions
Sig: 4/4, Tempo: 100
(Crunchy, quiet guitar)
(Tab expanded for clarity)
(Distortion guitar enters)
( 0:21 )
Sig: 6/4 Tempo: 180
SSig: 6/4
Sig: 8/4
Sig: 6/4
SSig: 6/4
Sig: 8/4
( 0:41 )
Sig: 4/4, Tempo: 100
(Play two times)
( 1:00 )
Sig: 8/4
(Play four times w/ heavy palm mute)
(Two "-"'s represent an eighth note; one represents a sixteenth)
P.M.------------------------------------------------------|
( 1:20 )
Sig: 4/4
(Play four times)
Killswitch----|
( 1:30 )
Sig: 7/8
Sig: 4/4
( 1:45 )
Sig: 5/4
(Play four times)
( 1:57 )
Sig: 4/4
(Play the next two bars four times together)
> x 4
( 2:17 )
(Play two times)
( 2:36 )
Sig: 8/4
(Play two times w/ heavy palm mute)
(Two "-"'s represent an eighth note; one represents a sixteenth)
P.M.------------------------------------------------------|
( 2:46 )
Sig: 6/4 Tempo: 180
(Play the next five bars three times together)
SSi/: 6/4
Si/: 8/4
( 3:15 )
Sig: 6/4
SSig: 6/4
SSig: 1/4
Legend
Sig
Indicates a change in time signiature
Tempo
Indicates a change in tempo
Indicates the front and back of a bar
Hammer-On; play the note before it then press the note after it
Pull-Off; play the note before it then release to the note after it
Slide from the note before it up to the note after it. If no note(s)
exist, improvise
Slide from the note before it down to the noteafter it. If no note(s)
exist, improvise
P.M.
Palm-Mute; mute the notes being played with the palm of your
strumming hand
Dead Note; lightly rest your fretting hand on the string and play
the string
Killswitch
Pressing a momentary switch to ground your guitar, "killing" the
sound. Use to make a studdering effect
Bend; play the note before it and bend the string to produce the
note after it
Release; follows a bend, unbend the string to the note after it