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Raising Cain - The Mission
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File updated: 7/1/96.

Comments/Corrections/Additional Riffs to <bmpchail@cs.strath.ac.uk>
Or see my Mission homepage: http://www.strath.ac.uk/~aeu95317/mission.html

Thanks to all of the people (and there were a few!) who sent me the correct
lyrics to this song!


Verse Riff
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e|--------------------------------------------------------------
B|--------------------------------------------------------------
G|-----2---0-----------2-0--------0-------------2-0-------------
D|-0-----0-----3-----------3----3----3--------------------------
A|---------------4---4-------1---------------1------------------
E|-------------------------------------3---3--------------------
 | D bass        C# bass     Bb bass   G bass

or play it an octave higher: (personally I prefer the above riff)

e|-----5---3-----------5-3-1---1-3-1--------5-3-----------------
B|-3-----3-----6-2---2------------------------------------------
G|---------------------------3-------0--0-3---------------------
D|--------------------------------------------------------------
A|--------------------------------------------------------------
E|--------------------------------------------------------------
                                      
Break Riff
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e|---------
B|---------
G|-2-0---0-
D|-----3---
A|---------
E|---------
                                      
Verse Bass
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|| D  | C# | Bb | G  || * 4
|| Bb | G  | D  |    ||

Chorus Bass
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|| F  | E  | G  | F# | F  | E  | G  | Eb  C |

Keyboard Ending
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Switch between Dm and Dsus 2
(End the song on a Dsus 2)



How To Play It:
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For all of the verses and the intro the bass plays the verse notes above, 
the guitar plays the main verse riff.  In the verse when the bass plays
Bb, G, D the guitar switches to power chords (Bb5, G5, D5)

In the chorus the bass plays the notes above (1 bar each, except for the
last one - half a bar each for Eb and C).  And the guitar?  I don't have
a clue!  It's very quiet on the CD, you might as well just play the same
as the bass but an octave or two higher.

The 'break' guitar riff is the one that occurs just after the first chorus.




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