Born As Ghosts

{tuning: E}
{sot}Intro/Verse
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|-------------|  with whammy bar pushed
|-------------|  clockwise.
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|--0\--/------|{eot}

{section: Chorus}
{sot}|-----|----------------------|
|-----|----------5b6r5-------|
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|-x-7-|------7b*--------x-7--|  * 1/4 bend
|-x-5-|------5b*--------x-5--|
|-----|-0-0------------------|{eot}

{section: Verse}
{section: Chorus}
{section: Solo}
Part 1- This is the actual method used by tom morello described
in an interview.  Tom has a defected pickup in his custom ibanez here
and can turn that pickup on and off with a knob.  He selects the
defected knob and uses a wah wah to give it a rythem, he describes the
sound as termites with teeth and the wah wah gives them chomp.  I dont
know if it is possible to put on a broken pickup onto your guitar and
do this, so,if you play along with the record, just play the main riff.

{section: Part 2 of solo}
Tom uses a guitar with 2 volume knobs(lots of guitars
have this feature)and turns the neck pickup to zero and the bridge
pickup to 10.  By flicking the toggle switch, initially your turning on
and off the guitar.  This to is an actual method used by tom, he hits
the low E string while flicking his toggle switch very fast, then he
hits the 17th fret of the D string followed by the 19th on the G
string, then back to the toggle, then the 19th fret on G, then toggle,
then 19th on G, then toggle, then 19th on G followed by 17th on D, then
17th on D followed by 19th on G followed by 17th on D followed by 19th
on G followed by 20 on B.

Drum Roll

Go to Chorus Then come back here

{sot}End with
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P.S.-Anyone who plays a strat or a type of guitar like that, if you
wanna do the toggle switch thing, just remove the mid. pickup, be sure
to move the wires and connect them to the neck pickup so your guitar
will still work but be able to turn it on and off, if this is confusing
or you dont know anything about wireing guitars, take it to a repair
guy and tell him what you want done, it will cost about 20 dollars,
good luck!