---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ive seen grant play it and he uses a capo. this is my version of the song without a capo... it sounds pretty good i think. i havnt seen another tab for this song so i dont know how correct it is, so corrections are welcome. its pretty easy to figure out the order. standard tuning (e a d g b e) Intro E|---------------------5---| B|---1----1--1--1----------| G|-------0--0--0----4-5----| D|--2---3--3--3----5-------| A|-0-----------------------| E|-------------------------| x2 Main Riff Am F G E|---------------------------| B|--111----------------------| G|--222----------------------| D|--222-33333333333-55-------| A|--000-33333333333-55-------| E|------11111111111-33-------| Am F C G D F E|----------------------------------------------------| B|--111-----------------------------------------------| G|--222-------------55----77777777-1010101010101010---| D|--222-33333333333-55-55-77777777-1010101010101010---| A|--000-33333333333-33-55-55555555-8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8----| E|------11111111111----33-----------------------------| Riff 2 E|--------------------------------------------| B|-5--6--6--6------5--6--6--6-----------------| G|--5--5--5--5-7----5--5--5--5-7--------------| D|--------------------------------------------| A|--------------------------------------------| E|--------------------------------------------| Verse Am F G E|---------------------------| B|--111----------------------| G|--222----------------------| D|--222-33333333333-55-------| A|--000-33333333333-55-------| E|------11111111111-33-------| Pre Chorus (not sure) Chorus Am F G E|---------------------------| B|--111----------------------| G|--222----------------------| D|--222-33333333333-55-------| A|--000-33333333333-55-------| E|------11111111111-33-------| Am F C G Am F G D F E|---------------------------------------------------------------------| B|--111-------------------111------------------------------------------| G|--222-------------55----222-----------------77777777-101010101010----| D|--222-33333333333-55-55-222-33333333333-555-77777777-101010101010----| A|--000-33333333333-33-55-000-33333333333-333-55555555-8 8 8 8 8 8 ----| E|------11111111111----33-----11111111111-333--------------------------| solo/interlude bit E|-------------------------------------| B|10-10-10-8-8-8-6-6-6-5-5-5-5-5-5-5---| G|-------------------------------------| D|-------------------------------------| A|-------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------------| B|-13 13 13 13 13 13 13----------------------| G|-14 14 14 14 14 14 14---1010101010101010---| D|-14 14 14 14 14 14 14---1010101010101010---| A|------------------------8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ---| E|-------------------------------------------|
About the artist behind Pushing The Senses Tab:
Feeder released their first two albums, Polythene and Yesterday Went Too Soon, in 1997 and 1999 respectively, before the release of their third album, Echo Park propelled them into mainstream popularity in 2001. After their breakthrough year, their drummer Jon Lee committed suicide in his Miami home in January 2002. The band continued, releasing Comfort in Sound at the close of 2002, an album musically and lyrically focused around the band's emotions at the time, which was well-received by critics. This was followed by 2005's Pushing the Senses, while their newest album, Silent Cry, is due to be released in June 2008.
Although Feeder have not reached #1 on any sales-based chart with any of their own releases, they have released five studio albums and two compilations, including a singles album. Those releases have spawned three UK platinum sales awards, two gold awards, and one silver award, with a gold award in Ireland for their singles album. Alongside this, they also have twenty-three top seventy-five singles, and seven top seventy-five albums.[1] Additionally, Feeder hold the distinction as the first act to play in front of 1,500 people or more at any HMV store worldwide, and have also collected Kerrang! awards for "Best British Live Act" (2001) and "Best British Band" (2003).
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