Pigs On The Wing chords by Pink Floyd

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    A little while ago, someone wrote in requesting tabs for some Pink
   Floyd songs, among them Pigs on the Wing, parts One and Two. Well,
   here you go. Its a simple song, really; just strumming chords,
   though I like the arrangement alot. The chords used are, with a
   couple of exceptions, basic garden-variety ones, and are shown below:


     G  Gsus4 G(frm2)  C  Csus4  A  Am  A7   D
   E --3-- --3--  -----  --0-- --0-- --0-- --0-- --3-- --2--
   B --3-- --3--  --0--  --1-- --1-- --2-- --1-- --2-- --3--
   G --0-- --0--  --0--  --0-- --0-- --2-- --2-- --2-- --2--
   D --0-- --0--  --0--  --2-- --3-- --2-- --2-- --2-- --0--
   A --2-- --3--  -----  --3-- --X-- --0-- --0-- --0-- -----
   E --3-- --X--  -----  ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

    Dsus4  F  Am7/B
   E --3-- --1-- --0-- <--- This chord that I call Am7/B is probably not
   B --3-- --1-- --1--   really called by that name, but for the sake
   G --2-- --2-- --0--   of labelling, I'll call it that.
   D --0-- --3-- --2--
   A ----- --3-- --2--
   E ----- --1-- -----

   The intro consists of just playing alternating G and C major chords.
   For the pattern, just listen to the song. Here's the main part. As
   this is the first time I've tried to notate something like this on a
   computer, please forgive the clutter.


   G       C     Csus4   C
   If you ...


           G   Gsus4   G
   what happened ...


         C     Csus4   C
   And I ...


     G    Gsus4   G       A        G(frm2) A G(frm2)
   For you.          We would ...


         A7           G       C
   Through the boredom and pain.   ...


  D       G   Am       F         Am     F
  up through the rain    Wondering    ....


   C  Am7/B  Am     D    Dsus4  D        G
             And ....


     Part 2 is the same chords played to new lyrics, with the rhythm
   varied a bit in some parts, but just by listening, one can pick them
   up quickly. Hope everyone enjoys.

               -Da Beav