Time To Kill tab by Deep Purple

Tabs with lyrics

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Posted by:	J.P.OBroin@newcastle.ac.uk (Jason O'Broin)

			Time To Kill
			Deep Purple


Here's a first draft of one of the songs from the new album - rather poppy which
means the main riff isn't particularly difficult. Mostly perfect fourths in
typical Blackmore fashion. I haven't worked out the solo or the bits over the

verse because there's lots going on and I couldn't be bothered

If anyone works out anymore, please send me the details and I'll incorporate it
into a master version.

Jason

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Time To Kill
Deep Purple
(from 'The Battle Rages On')

E MajorE|--------|
BB|--------|
G+G|-7~~~---|
D MajorD|-7~~~---|
A augmentedA|--------|
E MajorE|--------|

Riff 1 (Main)

(P = palm mute briefly before changing chord)
( x = left hand mute and strike strings)


note: 9-P means play 9th position, hold and then mute
      9P mean play 9th position and then mute

E MajorE|------------------------------------------|
BB|------------------------------------------|
G+G|-xx-9P-7-P-xx-7P-6-P-xx-6P-4-P-xx-7P-6-P--|
D MajorD|-xx-9P-7-P-xx-7P-7-P-xx-7P-4-P-xx-7P-7-P--|
A augmentedA|------------------------------------------|
E MajorE|------------------------------------------|

(play riff 1 * 4) + through chorus

Consider your position position ....

Listen to the wind - ...

(fill 1)

E MajorE|--------------------------------|
BB|-10~-9~-7~-9~-10~-9~-7~-9~-7~---|
G+G|--------------------------------|
D MajorD|--------------------------------|
A augmentedA|--------------------------------|
E MajorE|--------------------------------|

Tearing at your ...

And there's a time for peace ....

Ten percent of nothing is ....

Listen to the wind - a ...

(fill 1)

Tearing at your ...

There's a time for passion a ....

repeat both chorus's

[organ outro]


>From J.P.OBroin@newcastle.ac.uk (Jason O'Broin)