For Her Light tab by Fields Of The Nephilim

Same as usual.  This file is another with only a few riffs, and there are lots
of  different versions of the song about,  so I'll let you put them  in  order
yourself.  Shouldn't  be  difficult.  I've  included all the  riffs  that  are
included  in all the different versions,  but alas I can't find a  place  that
sells the single (can anyone help? Please?), so I don't know what that's like.
I'm assuming it's like the version on "Revelations". The bit at the end sounds
like  they've  played the music bacwards and put his voice through  a  reverse
effect,  so  I haven't done that either.  Try using a distortion +  delay  for
guitar  1  (my favourite effect),  and a chorus with a tiny bit of  delay  for
guitar 2.

I'll  post  "At the Gates of Silent Memory" as soon as I've worked out  a  few
fiddly bits. Enjoy.

Contact me through Mad Marcus B at
M.T.Billington@MCS.Salford.ac.uk


                                For Her Light
                                ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                          By Fields of the Nephilim
                          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

                          Tabbed by Pope Bovophobe V
                               ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
                         (Version datestamp 17.2.95)


Riff 1- Guitar 1, distortion.
~~~~~~~

e|--------------------------------------------
B|--------------------------------------------
G|--------------------------------------------
D|------2-0-----------------------------------
A|-0--------3-2h3p2-----3-0--2h3p2------------
E|------------------1-------------------------

Riff 2- Guitar 2, clean.
~~~~~~~

e|-0--0--0--0-0-1-3-----------0--0--------0--0--0-0-0-1-3----0--0--0--0--0--0-
B|------------------1-0h1-3----1--1-------------------------------------------
G|---------------------------2--2--2------------------------------------------
D|----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A|----------------------------------------------------------------------------
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Pre-Chorus- Guitar 1, distortion. (hardly a riff)
~~~~~~~~~~~
dakka dakka dakka dakka dakka dakka dakka dakka

e|------------
B|------------
G|-2222...----
D|-2222...----
A|-0000...----
E|------------

Riff 3- Guitar 1, distortion.
~~~~~~~

e|-----------------------
B|-----------------------
G|------------3~---------
D|-5p3\2-0--3------5~----
A|-----------------------
E|-----------------------

Riff 4- Guitar 1, clean.
~~~~~~~

e|---0-1---0-1---1-0-----3---1-0---
B|-------------------3-3---3-------
G|-3-----3-------------------------
D|---------------------------------
A|---------------------------------
E|---------------------------------


Riff 5- Guitar 1, distortion.
~~~~~~~

e|----------------------------
B|----------------------------
G|----------------------------
D|-----------------15~--------
A|-17p15\14-12--15-------17~--
E|----------------------------


                                    Notes
                                    ~~~~~

Well.  Piece of fish, really. The more observant of you will have noticed that
riff  5 is just an octave higher than riff 3.  Riff 4 is *very* hard to  hear,
because of all the stuff going on in the background,  however I think I've got
it just about right.  If you're feeling adventurous, use a power chord instead
of an open A in riff 1. It's played sort of like this:

Opening          : Riffs 1 & 2
Verse            : Riff  2
"When I feel..." : Riffs 1 & 2
"Can't wake up"  : Riffs 3 & 4


                                    ~~~~~~
Personally I don't think Carl (dear as he is) can spell: "here me" indeed. I'm
sure he says "lose" instead of "loose" as well.  Perhaps if it was anyone else
it could be called ambiguity, but I've heard the man talk.

                                    ~~~~~~

Pope Bovophobe V is Arch Cyberpope, Ordo Templi Thermophilic Philopoles, C.P.P.
    "I saw their starved lips in the gloam,
          With horrid warning gaped wide,
     And I awoke and found me here,
          On the cold hill's side."  -John Keats, after a surge of clairvoyance,
                                        found himself looking into the 80's.