Heavy Is The Head - Zac Brown Band feat. Chris Cornell - Tuning: Half Step Down - First: My intention was to create a simple to play tab but for those who want to go a little deeper I just put two riffs that in my opinion complete the tab. Second: To play the tab in greater detail I leave you the link from which I took the tabs that I inserted here taking advantage of the situation to thank jjhand. Without him I wouldn’t have been able to find the various riffs. Here is his tab: https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/zac-brown-band/heavy-is-the-head-tabs-2252133 A7: 4 7 0 | Chorus E5: 12 14 14 | Bridge D5: 10 12 12 | | G5: 10 12 | | C5: 8 10 10 | | B5: 7 9 9 | V [Intro] |------------|------------| Gb|------------|------------| x2 Db|---------0-2---------0-2-0-2-----|-----0-2---------0-2---------0-2--| Ab|---0-2-0-------0-2-0---------0-2-|-4-2-------0-2-0-------0-2-0------| Eb|-0-----------0------------|---------0-----------0------------| [Chorus 1: Chris Cornell] Heavy is the head that wears the crown Heavy is the head that wears the crown [Verse 1: Zac Brown] Black dog drinks from the water trying to cool his tongue Like the king finds no peace his work is never done Night falls smoke on the water darkness closes in Cold white hand in the deep will drown you for your sins [Prechorus Lick] 7/4 (7 beats) eb|------------10-| Bb|------------7---9---10----11/12----| Gb|------------7---9---7---9-----9---9----10----------| Db|-----5---7---8---8/9---9---9---9---9------------| Ab|-5h7---7---7---7------------| |------------| [Chorus 2: Zac Brown] It’s a life long expedition Second guessing your decisions Trying to find out what’s been missing Pages keep on filling [Instrumental] 7/8 () 5/8 () () Bb|---------8------------10-8-|---8-7---7-----------| Gb|-6-7-8-9---9-7---7-9-7--------|-9-----9---7---7-6---| x4 |------------9-------9------|------------9-----9-| |------------|------------| |------------|------------| 7/8 (E5) 2/4 Bb|---------8------------10-8-|------------| Gb|-6-7-8-9---9-7---7-9-7--------|-9------------| last bar overlaps Db|------------9-------9------|------------| Instrumental Ending |------------|------------| |------------|------------| [Bridge: Zac Brown] Crying out "Go and wake the king" Call to arms for those who kiss the ring Stand your ground the walls are coming down It’s do or die! Do or die! [Chorus 1: Chris Cornell] Heavy is the head that wears the crown Heavy is the head that wears the crown [Verse 2: Zac Brown] Mad man blood on the altar The Queen will have his head His ghost will shake those rattling chains long after he’s dead No soul knows his trouble high upon his throne Loved by few and judged by many he bears that weight alone [Chorus 2: Chris Cornell] It’s a life long expedition Second guessing your decisions Trying to find out what’s been missing Pages keep on filling [Solo] | | | | | | [Bridge: Chris Cornell] Crying out "Go and wake the king" Call to arms for those who kiss the ring Stand your ground yeah the walls are coming down It’s do or die! Do or die! [Outro] Clean Bb|-------8----------7-----|------------| Gb|------------7-----|-----0----------| Ab|-7----------5-----------|--4----------3--| |------------|------------| [Outro: Chris Cornell] Heavy is the head that wears the crown Heavy is the head that wears the crown Heavy is the head that wears the crown ************* / slide h hammer on

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque la lourdeur des responsabilités qui pèsent sur ceux qui détiennent le pouvoir. Elle parle de la quête perpétuelle de paix et de satisfaction du roi, qui, malgré sa position élevée, se sent accablé par ses devoirs et les attentes des autres. Les images de lutte, d'isolement et de sacrifice soulignent le prix à payer pour être à la tête, où les décisions sont lourdes de conséquences. Dans ce contexte, on ressent une tension entre le statut royal et la solitude inhérente à ce rôle, illustrée par les sacrifices exigés et les jugements portés par ceux qui les entourent. Le message amène à réfléchir sur les défis personnels rencontrés par ceux qui mènent, leur humanité et les luttes internes souvent invisibles mais bien réelles.