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From: "William Dendis" 
Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2001 21:07:23 -0500
Subject: l/lemmings/apple_tree.tab


This is the two guitar parts for "Apple Tree" by the Lemmings.  Great song, 
particular
popular with the ladies- wink wink. I didn't bother tabbing out the
acoustic parts since they are all open chords that are defined near the 
bottom of the
page. This song was written by Otto; John Paul played electric guitar, Chaz 
played
acoustic, and otto did keyboards.  Herb played drums.



Verse (Acoustic): C/Am/D/G

Verse(electric):
          (C)                (Am)                  (Dm)
-----------8------------------5---------------------10--
-----------8------------------5---------------------10--
-----------9------------------5---------------------10--
--------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------------------
--8--8-8-8-8---8--7--5--5-5-5-5--5--8--10--10-10-10-10--



               (G)
----------------3---------
----------------3---------
----------------4---------  repeat this verse bit several times then
----------------5---------  go to the prechorus after the G:
--------------------------
-7--5--3--3-3-3-3--3--5---


Prechorus(acoustic) Am/Bm?/C/G/C

Prechorus(electric):
              (Am)              (Bdim)       (C)
----------------5-----------------7---------8--8-8-8----
----------------5-----------------6---------8--8-8-8----
----------------5-----------------5---------9--9-9-9----
--------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------10-----------
-3--7--5--5-5-5-5--5--8--7--7-7-7-7--7--10--8--8-8-8----



(G)    (C)
-3-3-3---8---
-3-3-3---8---
-4-4-4---9---  yeah!
-5-5-5--10---
-5-5-5-------
-3-3-3---8---


Define: (chords for bridge, solo, and acoustic guitar)

E7  D7    G    D   C    F    Am   Bm   CII  FII   GII  DII
--------------------0----1-----0----2-----3----8----3----10--
-----------0----3---1----1-----1----3-----5---10----3----10--
-7---5-----0----2---0----2-----2----4-----5---10----4----11--
-6---4-----0----0---2----3-----2----4---------------5----12--
-7---5-----X---(0)--3----------0----2------------------------
-----------3-------------1-----------------------------------
                        *Fret with thumb

E7II D7II
-0----1---
-4----2---
-1----1---
-0----0---
-2--------
-0--------


Bridge:  Electric: D7/  E7/  D7/  E7/  GII/DII/GII/DII/D/G/C
         Acoustic: D7II/E7II/D7II/E7II/G/  D/  G/  D/  D/G/C

Solo:    Electric: CII/FII 8 times
         Acoustic: C  /F   8 times

Keyboard solo (arranged for guitar)

(C)          (F)

-----3--8-5-3---3-5-8---
----5---------6---------
5--5--------------------
------------------------
------------------------
------------------------

Anyone hear the version on the anthology where its just Otto at the
piano? Music critic Lester Bangs said it "...had the momentum and force
of a fully loaded locomotive speeding down a mountain without any
chance of a suitable conclusion...Otto...defuses this...only by
utilzising the brilliant vaudville-ish ending to bring this highly
symbolic song full-circle."