#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------## FAULTLINE by silverchair Transposed by Braamo () Drop D tuning Not much tablature to speak of just a shit loada chords: (2) (1) E------------0--1--1--3--3--5---5-- B------------2--3--1--5--3--7---5-- G------------2--3--3--5--5--7---7-- D--------0---1--2--3--5--2--3--3--5--5--7---7-- A--------0---1--2--3--5--0--1--1--3--3--5---5-- D--------0---1--2--3--5------------ Verse: Unsuspecting brother .... doesn’t know what to do When everything just falls to the ground... (same again) He runs to find some cover he doesn’t have a clue That his friend will never be found. When he’s informed that he.... Chorus: [Over-drive/distortion] Will never see the boy will never see the boy Will never see him open his eyes. We’ll never see the boy we’ll never see the boy We’ll only hear his heavenly cries Ooh yeah ooh. Ooh! Ooh! After second chorus the interlude ("While still you’re alive...") repeats: / / / / Chord progression before the song holds on C is / After the power C which holds for 8 beats a D(2) is played and held for 8 beats. The song finishes with an indecipherable sequence which seems to be just C and D in no particular order. I just play this by repeating: ------------| ---7---5---7---5---5---(7)---5------------| ---7---5---7---5---5---(7)---5------------| ---7---5---7---5---5---(7)---5------------| ------------| ------------| The same chord progression described above is played (a little quicker) after this little interlude and the song finishes like this: / / / / / / Braamo (bpsmidu.au)
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