Hey Guys it's my first Tab so if you have the time, please give me a feedback or a correction :) This song is a great, epic, and beautiful song I think. Ronnie James Dio wrote it in 1979 when he became singer of Black Sabbath I hope you enjoy to Play real music and not this modern macbook-dupstep-crap ;) Greetings from Switzerland EpicAlu What you need to know on this tab: is played like this: ------------| ------------| -2--2-2-------4/5-4/5(\2)--2--2-2-----7----| -2--2-2-------4/5-4/5(\2)--2--2-2---5-7----| -0--0-0-0-0-0-2/3-2/3------0--0-0-0-5-5----| ------------3------| The Intro is played like this ----1p0---3---3---3------1p0------------| ---3---3---3---3---3----3---3------------| --2-----2---2---2------2-----------0---0---------| -0------------0-----------2---0--3p0-----| ------------0h2/3---2-----------| ------------| 2x if you can't handle it, you can strum something with Dm, Dsus4 and Dmaj "*" Played as a powerchord "[Intro]": If you can handle it, play the Intro over this verse "(Dsus4)": Play it, if it sounds good for you "H*/C*": Slide from xx442x(H*) to xx553x(C*) Dm [Intro 2x] Dm [INTRO] (Dsus4) (Dsus4) (Dsus4) (Dsus4) In the misty morning, on the edge of time. We've lost the rising sun, a final sign As the misty morning rolls away to die. Reaching for the stars, we blind the sky * H*/* H*/* * * * 2x We sailed across the air before we learned to fly. We thought that it could never end We'd glide above the ground before we learned to run, run. Now it seems our world has come undone Oh they say that it's over, And it just had to be Ooh they say that it's over, We're lost children of the sea, oh We made the mountains shake with laughter as we played. Hiding in our corner of the world Then we did the demon dance and rushed to nevermore. Threw away the key and locked the door Oh they say that it's over, Yeah. And it just had to be Yes, they say that it's over, We're lost children of the sea, oh [Solo] Dm [Intro 2x] Dm [INTRO] (Dsus4) (Dsus4) (Dsus4) (Dsus4) In the misty morning, on the edge of time. We've lost the rising sun, a final sign (Dsus4) (Dsus4) Dmaj As the misty morning rolls away to die. Reaching for the stars, we blind the sky Oh they say that it's over, And it just had to be Ooh they say that it's over, Poor lost children of the sea, oh LOOK OUT! The sky is falling down! LOOK OUT! The world is spinning round and round and round! LOOK OUT! The sun is going black, black LOOK OUT! It's never never never coming back, LOOK OUT! End Solo: (copied from: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/b/black_sabbath/children_of_the_sea_ver2_tab.htm) ------------| ------------| ------------9^(11`9)-7\6/7~~------------| -------5-7-7~-(5/)-7-5-----------5-5-7/9~------------(12\5)---------| -(5/)-7------------5~-(5/)-7------------(12\5)-7-5-----| ------------| ------------| --------(7)------------| -(5/)-9~-7-9-7------------9^(11`9)-7\6/7~~~~-(7/14)---| ------------9-7\5-7-5-----------5-5-7/9~------------| ------------5~~-(5/)/7------------| ------------| ------------| -20^(22)-17-(20p17 tr~~~)--17--15h18p15h18p15------------| ------------19------------15h18p15h18p15------------| ------------15h17p15h17p15--| ------------| ------------| ------------| ------------17-19-19--17-19-20-19-17-20p19p17---| ------------16-19------------| ------------7/9-12/15-19------------| -15h17p15--------5-7/9------------| ---------15\(5)/7------------| ------------| -20p19p17-10-20p17h20p17h20-15h18p15h18p15------------| ------------15h18p15h18p15------------| ------------15h17p15h17p15--| ------------| ------------| [mf>>p] ------------| ------------| ------------3^(5`3)------------| ------------5/7~--| -15h17p15------------| ---------15\(5)------------|

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque un voyage nostalgique et mélancolique, où les protagonistes se remémorent un temps révolu marqué par l'innocence et l'émerveillement. Ils se trouvent confrontés à la dure réalité de la vie, perdant leur direction et se sentant égarés, tels des enfants perdus au bord de la mer. Les paroles soulignent la beauté d'un monde qui se dissipe, tout en naviguant entre l'espoir et la désillusion. Écrite en 1979, elle témoigne d'une époque où le groupe a connu des mutations artistiques, avec Ronnie James Dio à la voix, apportant une profondeur et une puissance indéniables à leur musique. C'est une œuvre qui parle du passage du temps et des conséquences des choix, tout en touchant à des thèmes universels comme la quête de sens et la perte.