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there's more to this tab of course, but here's the basics. Verse: e---------7---------9------5-------7--------5-------3---| b-----8----------12------6----8----------7-------5------| g-------9-----12-------7---------9----0--------0--------| d-------------------------------------------------------| a-------------------------------------------------------| e-------------------------------------------------------| Verse Riff: Farther down along the range Where the wise ones kept at bay Those that wish secrets stay secret, for morning mass
CI tell myself, It's wDhere I belong Em C* Among the waves and the ones now gone CWith my anceDstors drumGs GHere comes the moCrning man EmHe's gonna tell you whDere you stand GGonna try to undCertake what's faEmlling, he's calDling yGou GHere comes the moCrning man EmHe's here and yDes he can GPenetrate the veCils that you're hoEmlding, unfoDlding you AmSha-Emla-Dla-la [x3] Verse Riff: This sign of a solstice bare Where autumn shows its truthful air Is when I'm vowed to empty scare the precious stars of morning prayers
(Same as chord progression above) I remind myself it's who you are An orphan soul on a distant star Listening for those bells Here comes the morning man He's here and yes he can Penetrate the veils that you're holding, unfolding you Here comes the morning man He's gonna tell you where you stand Gonna try to undertake what's falling, he's calling you Bridge: (from the words i can understand)
AmAnd eyes shine bright I don't need anEmyone but yDou GOur love is like an art Until the moDrning tears aEmpart A# G* And leaves us..... GHere comes the morning man GHere comes the morning man GHere comes the morning man AHe's watching, He's watching
(start chorus chord progression again) Sha-la-la-la Here comes the morning man He's watching, unfolding you Here comes the morning man He's watching, watching you i compiled this in very little time without a guitar so i apologize for mistakes. i will correct them later when i get a chance. i mainly use power chords especially going into the chorus so C* is actually just the octave C on the A string G* e-3--2 b-3--3 g-0--0 d-x--x a-2--2 e-3--3