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Date: Thu, 27 Jul 1995 10:20:28 -0600 (MDT)
From: Brian Handy 
Subject: TAB:  Hurricane by David Wilcox
Eye of the Hurricane

David Wilcox

tune guitar to open C  (C  G  C  G  C E)
and capo on the 3rd (all fingerings relative to the capo)

Intro:

---|---------------------------------------------------------------
---|---------------------------------------------------------------
---|---------------------------------------------------------------
---|--0-2-4---0-2-4---0-2-4--4-5-4-2-0--------0---2h4-2-----2p0---0
---|--------------------------------------0h2---0---------------4--
-7\|0----------------------------------5---------------------------

and repeat 1X starting with open 6th string

C             
Tank is full, ...
Am7
Night is warm, ...
F+9
Rocket bike is all ...
G
It's called a ...
C
She told me once ...
     Am7
It's shaped so ...
     F+9
Where if you're ...
G
Safe within ...

Chorus

F+9                Em6
She wants to ...
G                                 C
But there's nowhere ..
F+9             Em6             D9sus4
Nowhere the pain ...
F+9           Em6
But she can hide
    G                   C
Hide in the ...
F+9              G                C
She rides the eye ...

F+9  G

Tell the truth, ...

chorus

Bridge

Am7         G      F+9
We saw her ride so ..
Am7    G    F+9           G
Racing by a ...


Riding quick, the ...


Chorus

coda

F+9              G              C
She rides the eye of ....

C  Am7  F+9  G  C  C

chord shapes:

C  	0 0 0 0 0 0
F+9	5 2 0 0 0 x
G	x 0 2 0 x x
Am7	x 2 4 0 0 x
Em6	4 4 0 0 x x
D9sus4  2 2 4 0 0 x

I have tried to use "standard" notation.  In the chord shapes, "x" means 
don't play that string.  In the tab, "h" means hammer on, "p" means pull 
off, "\" slide down, "/" slide up.  

You can easily get away with just strumming the chords after the intro.  
The coda is left as an excercise for the reader (meaning of course that
I haven't done it yet).  :->

If you find any errors, let me know.

Brett Taylor
uphwhbt@gemini.oscs.montana.edu

ps - I am working on Burgandy Heart Shaped Medallion now, but I am using 
a different tuning than David does.  I will try to transcribe it to his
and post it when I'm done.