From: "Chris Roddick" 
Subject: s/stone_temple_pilots/a_song_for_sleeping.tab
Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 22:57:46 +0000

Stone Temple Pilots

Album:Shangri la deeda
Song:A song for sleeping

Transcribed completely by Cameron Clendenin.

There are a lot of little minor details that you can pick up and learn once
you have this stuff down. I think I have it right.


G   : 320023
F   : 133210
C   : x32010
G#  : 466544
Bb  : 688766


E---3-3----
A---3-3----
D---0-0----this is main chord, G something
G---0-0----
B---2-2----
E---3-3----

Riff 1: This riff goes overtop of another guitar that just strums the G
chord
the whole time.

E-3---3-----------3-------------------3-------
A-3---3----3--3/5----0----------------3-------
D-0---0---------------------0---------0-------
G-0----------------------2h3----0---0-0-------
B-2-2------------------------2h3----2-2-------
E-3-3-----------------------------3-3-3-------

Riff 2:

E----3----3-----3----3-
A---1----1-----1----1--
D--3----3-----2----2---
G----------------------
B----------------------
E----------------------



Verse:
Riff 1

G
  Finally ...
                                             F
                                          son
                                             	G
                                             be
						  F
                                             me
					G
                                   seen

It's you ...

Chorus

Riff 2
And when ...
			     G G#           Bb
from the demons of the night      while i'm w...
  C            Bb
I'll praaaaaaaahaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
     F                                C
there's so much I could teach you have ....
         Bb
praaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaay .............
       F                                  C
there's so much God can teach you if you o....

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So that's the most of the song, it just repeats a bunch of times using those
same parts. It really sounds good if you get another person to do all of the
lead work and riffs while the other person plays chords the whole way
through. Ok, so please e-mail me if you have any questions or comments at
artiber@hotmail.com