Day Is Done

DAY IS DONE

Tuning: standard capo 5th fret

Main pattern for intro / verses:
|--------0-------|--0-------0-----
|----0h1-----1---|0---0---0---0---
|--2-------2---2-|----------------
|----------------|------2-------2-
|0-------0---0---|----------------
|----------------|4-------4---4---
|||----0-----0-----|--------0-------
|||0h1-----1---1---|--0h1p0---3---1-
|||----------------|-------2----2---
|||------2-------2-|----------------
|||----------------|----------------
|||3-------3---3---|2-------2-----2-
||--| 
||--| 
||2-| 
||--| 
||--| 
||--| 

|--------0-3-0-----|--------0-----
|--0h1p0-------1---|----0h1-----1-
|-------2--------2-|--2-------2---
|------------------|--------------
|------------------|0-------0---0-
|1-------1---------|--------------
||--|----------------|--------------
||--|------0---------|------0-------
||--|----2---2-------|----2---1-----
||0-|--0-------1---1-|--2-------2---
||--|----------------|------------2-
||--|1-----------1---|0-------------


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(h = hammer on, p = pull off)

notes -
1. The picking varies a lot, so e.g.
 bars 7 and 8 are slightly
different in the intro, but above 
seems to be the template, and it
seems pointless to try to transcribe
 exactly which notes are
played for the entire song.
2. The hammers and pulls of bars 4 
and 5 tend to get simplified in
the verses to various pickngs of 
2x0210 and 1x0210 respectively.
3. Verses 2 and 6 repeat bars 5 and 
6
4. Verses 2, 4, 6 have a quicker 
end, replacing bars 7 and 8 with:
|----------------| 
|------0---------| 
|----2---2---1---| 
|--0h1-----2---2-| 
|----------------| 
|1-------0-------| 


(h - the 1 is hammered on, not 
picked)

Last verse ends with same bar as for
 v2,4,6, then:
|------------------           
|------3-0-----0---           
|----2---------5---  (in free 
|--2-------2---2---           
|0-------------0---           
|------------0-----           
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||timing) 
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Tabbed by Chris Healey