Creeping Coastline Of Lights
- Mark Lanegan
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Time: 4/4 ·
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Verse
The verse is just one run in Gm over and over:
{tab: ------------------------4--------------------------|}
{tab: ---------------------------4-----------------------|}
{tab: ------------------4-----------4--------------------|}
{tab: --------------6-------------------6----------------|}
{tab: ----------6----------------------------------------|}
{tab: ------4--------------------------------------------|}
Chorus
The chorus simply extends this run by adding the D# and A# chords as follows:
D# A#
{tab: ------------0------------------------7-------------|}
{tab: ---------------0------------------------7----------|}
{tab: ----------1--------1--------------8--------8-------|}
{tab: -------2--------------2--------9--------------9----|}
{tab: -----2-----------------------9---------------------|}
{tab: ----0----------------------7-----------------------|}
Creeping…. Coastline…
Gm
{tab: ----------------4---------------------------4-------------|}
{tab: -------------------4---------------------------4----------|}
{tab: -----------4----------6-----------------4---------4-------|}
{tab: --------6----------------6-----------6---------------6----|}
{tab: -----6----------------------------6-----------------------|}
{tab: --4----------------------------4--------------------------|}
..of lights
Solo
There isn’t really a solo in this song – however, there are several guitar breaks. These
in the Gm natural scale. The obvious example, repeated several times, is:
{tab: D|-----8-8--7--5-5-5-----------------------------------------------------|}
{tab: A|-----------------------3-5--3-5----------------------------------------|}
{tab: E|-------------------------------------3-3-------------------------------|}
However, I would suggest that just by staying in the Gm natural scale (and possibly
scale), you will be able to improvise fairly well over the song.
Guitar
Piano
Ukulele (GCEA)
Bass
