The Heros Return Tab

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Pink Floyd - The Hero's Return
Submitted By: Jason Lee
EMail: loser_guitarist@hotmail.com
album: The Final Cut
 
 
intro/verse:
E:--------------------|--------------------|
B:-7-5-3-1-3-5-7h8~~7-|-7-5-3-1-3-5-3-1~~~-|
G:--------------------|--------------------|
D:--------------------|--------------------|
A:--------------------|--------------------|
E:--------------------|--------------------|
 
E:-------------------------|-----------------|
B:-7-5-3-5-7-8-10-12h13~10-|10~~~~-10-12-13--|
G:-------------------------|-----------------|
D:-------------------------|-----------------|
A:-------------------------|-----------------|
E:-------------------------|-----------------|
 
E:----------------------------------|
B:-10~~~-8-7~~-7-7-5-7h8~~~~~~7~~~~~|
G:----------------------------------|
D:----------------------------------|
A:----------------------------------|
E:----------------------------------|
 
chorus:
E:----------------------------------------------------
B:-7~--5~~~~-7~--5~~~~--7~--5~~~~-5~~~5~~~-3~~~~~~~---
G:----------------------------------------------------
D:----------------------------------------------------
A:----------------------------------------------------
E:----------------------------------------------------
 
ending: acoustic guitars
 
G D Am
 
i'm not totally sure if the ending part is right, but
i know it's close.  as for the rest, it varies verse to
verse as far as the rhythm goes, but the notes are the
same.
 
tabbed out 12/20/02 by =jl=
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The last time the ending is repeated, there should be an E minor following the A minor. Besides that, great tab!

I tried it, and I think the A minor is actually a C. If you exchange them the C sounds much better, and Pink Floyd used that progression a lot.