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Song Name: Beautiful
Artist: Creed
Album: Human Clay

"Dropped-D Tuning" (low to high DADGBE)

I have tried to TAB this piece as per the record, but at times there
are 2 guitars so I have only included the rhythm part in these cases.
I have worked out the solo (short, sweet and simple) so I'll put that
in too, but it's not perfect, but you should get the idea.

Abbreviations I have used:

h = hammer on		p = pull off
b = bend (up to the next note tabbed) eg 5b7 is full bend, finger on
	fret 5		r = release bend	
s = slide	pm = palm muting	/\/\ = vibrato

clean guitar
e-----|------------------|-----------------|------------------|------
B-----|------------------|-----------------|------------------|------
G-----|------------------|-----------------|------------------|------
D-----|------------------|-----------------|------------------|------
A-----|-8-------8h10-----|-7-------8p5-----|-8-------8h10-----|------
D-0-0-|-----0-0------0-0-|-----0-0-----0-0-|-----0-0------0-0-|------



e-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-------------
B-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-------------
G-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-------------
D-----------------|------------------|-----------------|-------------
A-7-------8-------|-8-------8h10-----|-7-------8p5-----|-8-------8h10
D-----0-0-----0-0-|-----0-0------0-0-|-----0-0-----0-0-|-----0-0-----
   
	    distortion in Eb5
e-----|-----------------|--------------|----------------|------------
B-----|-----------------|--------------|----------------|------------
G-----|-----------------|--------------|----------------|------------
D-----|-----------------|-1------x-x-1-|--------1-1-1-1-|------------
A-----|-7-------3b5r3p0-|-1------x-x-1-|--------1-1-1-1-|------------
D-0-0-|-----0-0---------|-1------x-x-1-|--------1-1-1-1-|------------
	    pm-|	 *
e------------------|-----------------|
B------------------|-----------------|	repeat from *
G------------------|-----------------|
D------------------|-----------------|
A-8-------8h10-----|-7-------8p5-----|
D-----0-0----------|-----0-0-----0-0-|
      pm-|		 pm-|    pm-|

that is the basic part of the song, there are only 2 other bits, the
first comes after the second chorus.  I have not tried to indicate
timing as it is deliberately played to get out of time with the beat
so just leave it to the drummer! ;)

Figure A

e--------------------------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------------------------------------------------
G--------7------------------7b-----------------19b--------19b----19b-
D--------7--play 4x------------play 4x-------------------------------
A-0--0-0-5-----------0--0-0------------0--0-0-----0--0-0-----0-0-----
D-0--0-0-------------0--0-0------------0--0-0-----0--0-0-----0-0-----
  pm----|	     pm----|           pm----|    pm----|    pm-|
 
e--------------------------------------------------------------------
B--------------------------------------------------------------------
G-play 3(?)x--19-19-19-19-19-19-19-19--19--19--19--19--19------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------------

next comes the bridge, which is based around a three chord riff, the
basic chords are:

G2 (2 bars)	Em2 (2 bars)	Dsus4 (4 bars)

the following is an approximate TAB for this part, without the 
strumming pattern

   G2	G	G2   Em2 Em	Em2   D   Dsus4
e----------|-------|---------|------|---------|----------------------
B----------|-------|---------|------|---------|----------------------
G----------|-------|---------|------|---------|---repeat this bar ---
D--7---7h9-|--9p7--|-4---4h5-|--5p4-|-4---4h5-|---for another--------
A--5---5---|--5----|-2---2---|--2---|-5---5---|------3 bars----------
D--5---5---|--5----|-2---2---|--2---|-0---0---|----------------------

this whole figure goes four or five times, then goes back to the
chorus, coming in where the distortion bit starts.  It ends with
figure A and then just a basic D5 power chord.

Now for the solo.  This may be a bit off as I'm TABbing this from 
memory at work.  It starts from the second bar of the bridge.
   G2		   Em2			    D
e----------------------------------------------------------------17/\
B---------------------------------------7h8p7--s10------7----8-------
G----------------7----------------7--9-------------------------------
D----------7--9----9/\/\---------------------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------------------------

This is probably pretty rough.

Let me know if any changes, I'd welcome comments as this is my first

Ben Harvey
Gore High School
Southland
New Zealand

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