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From rec.music.makers.guitar.tablature Wed Aug  3 15:11:16 1994
From: pl2023@mail.bris.ac.uk (Simon Holliday)
Date: Tue, 2 Aug 1994 20:06:48 GMT
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.guitar.tablature
Subject: Pumpkins: Luna.CRD


~From: cecarman@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu
~Date: 28 May 94 02:34:15 -0500

	Well, I'm outta here tomorrow, so if anyone else has tabs they
could send me, please do so.  I said I'd do Luna by now, but with
finishing up with work, I haven't had the time.  So, here's just the
progressions i've worked out:

opening progression:(play also during the verses)
|Dsus2   E     |(repeat 3x)|Aadd6         |
Dsus2   E    Aadd6
0       0     0h2
3       0     2
2       1     2
0       2     2
X       2     0
X       0     X

2nd progression:("I'll sing for you..."etc)
|A G      D/F#|D/F#      E |
|A G      D/F#|D/F#        |

("But it's a chance..."  )
|Bmin   G     |Aadd6       |
Bmin    G     |Aadd6       |
A     G     D/F#    Bmin
0     3     2       2
2     3     3       3
2     0     2       4
2     0     0       4
0     2     0       2
X     3     2       X

for the "i'm in love with you..." part, just play the opening progression,
and end on Asus2 (00220X high to low) and A(12,14,14,14,12,X)

Well, that's basically it, except for the sitar-like lead, but you should
be able to figure out most of that on you own.

C-ya next year (hopefully)

Lyrics to Luna:

What moon songs do you sing your babies?
What sunshine do you bring?

Who belongs, who decides who's crazy,
Who rights wrongs where others cling?

I'll sing for you if you want me to
I'll give to you
And it's a chance I'll have to take
And it's a chance I'll have to break

I go along just because I'm lazy
I go along to be with you

And those moonsongs that you sing your babies
Will be the songs to see you through

I'll hear your song, if you want me to
I'll sing along
And it's a chance I'll have to take
And it's a chance I'll have to break

I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you, with you
(etc)

Thanks to Efren for figuring out the chords.  Later,
-Chris Carman
-cecarman@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu