'yall got the intro [b](EF#GABDCCDE-riff)[/b] down. --------------------DBATR--------------- [b](Em)[/b] Down in the [b](C)[/b] holler there's a [b](Dadd9)[/b] thriving [b](Em)[/b] town A [b](Em)[/b] treasure [b](G)[/b] trove that makes the [b](Dadd9)[/b] world go [b](Em)[/b] 'round, When the [b](Em)[/b] city barons [b](C)[/b] bring their legal [b](Dadd9)[/b] papers and [b](Em)[/b] guns, Oh [b](G)[/b]darlin', [b](C)[/b]don't be [b](Dadd9)[/b] afraid to [b](Em)[/b] run When we came... [b](/:)[/b] [b](G)[/b]Darlin' [b](C)[/b] don't be [b](Dadd9)[/b]afraid to [b](Em)[/b] run, And [b](G)[/b]don't turn your [b](C)[/b] back on the [b](Dadd9)[/b] noonday [b](Em)[/b]sun, Some[b](Em)[/b]day re[b](G)[/b]demption will [b](Dadd9)[/b]wash every[b](Em)[/b]one, But there's [b](G)[/b]no telling [b](C)[/b]when that [b](Dadd9)[/b] day will [b](Em)[/b]come So [b](G)[/b] darlin' [b](C)[/b]don't be a[b](Dadd9)[/b]fraid... ... to [b](EF#GABDCCDE-riff)[/b] run (/:) ----------------------------------

I usually change the key to fit my range.. ----------------------------- Oh, [b](G)[/b] yonder stands the prophet, words are [b](Em)[/b] music to our ears, But [b](G)[/b] down among the sinners, only [b](C)[/b] pain and [b](G)[/b] sweat and [b](Dsus2)[/b] tears The [b](Em)[/b] sermon soothes the [b](C)[/b] simple but the [b](G)[/b] rest are rapt with [b](Dsus2)[/b]fear,,, [b](Em)[/b]Oh [b](C)[/b]no, too [b](G)[/b] late to hold a [b](Dsus2)[/b] trial, [b](Em)[/b] time doesn't [b](Fmaj)[/b]wait for the [b](G)[/b]watchmaker's [b](Am)[/b]dial ------------------------------ this is prolly wrong, but people clap after i play it.

Cold as the Clay, in standard E: verse: E-A-B-C#m-B-E chorus: A-B-C#m-A-B-A-F#-E

The intro in Don't Be Afraid To run starts with Em, with that F# right before the G chord. Then theres that little 'lick' where he hits the open A string, hammers on the B, then hits the open D string. From there, its a C chord. The D chord is played very quickly after that into a Em chord. In between that last Em chord and the repeat of the riff, release the chord shape and play the E, A, and D strings open quickly before the riff starts again. Its difficult to describe, but thats how I play the opening and it sounds perfectly. I am still debating during the verse and chorus whether he uses a G or C chord. Sometimes one works and sometimes the other works better. I just use which one sounds best at the time...

Omie Wise is tuned to e flat i believe, and the chords for the verse are A G A E and the chorus is E 0 B 10 10 12 10 8 10 12 8 5 3 3 G 4 2 4 something like that anyway.

The chords for "Don't Be Afraid to Run" are: Em, G, D, C. The verse and chorus are the same. The harp is in G.

Here is a simple version of the watchmakers dial: G D C G G D C D Em C G D Em C G D Em C G D G solo=everything above except last line..after solo repeat the Em parts a couple of times. Sorry I was so arrogant. In the future I will use my talent for good.

He is using a capo in the second (bar?) I don;t know how you call in in english. And I did it from my memory without listening. and the "?" behind the "x" is the times you play the intro...Cause I don't know how many times that is, without listening. Goddamnit

talking about cold as the clay here

Tommy I think your wrong... The first chord when graffin start to sing if definetely E

So, I guess at this rate, I'll never get a Watchmaker's Dial tab.... damn...

"Any good guitarist can hear the chords." says tommy who's chord structure goes D G D X? X!!! I'll tab some solo graffin stuff when I have some time. Also try for that cease from piano to geetar for everyone *breaks out keyboard and patience*

Any crappy guitarist can be a pretentious asshole, too.

Any good guitarist can hear the chords. You're not good if you need tabs. Cold as the clay sounds like D G D X? D G A Bm A G D chorus: D G A D Bm A G Em D something like that....but use a capo

So. These aren't "tabs". What they are is someones attempt at contributing to thebrpage. Sorry "popper"(?), you have failed

Richard down here got it right

and replace Am by D

Piano tab for cease!

Cool, but there's D, not Am.

Cease Piano Tab. Final Answer.

I second the Cease Guitar Pro tab.

How about the piano version of cease too (sorry I know that that is a bit late!)

What I'm waiting for is a piano-to-guitar tab for Watchmakers Dial... or even just a piano tab, so I could try and figure it out myself.

oh wait, someone has it there....except for the intro ;)

*sigh* Intro Em G C D Em Verse Em C D Em x4 G C D Em Chorus G C D Em That's it, there's wee fills and shit but i'm not gonna tab them out, maybe when my slide skills improve and I get the solo 100%

the first who puts a cold as the clay tab in guitar pro is my hero :DDD.

hey ! it's not that way ! it's: Em C D Em x4 G C D Em with little variations i can make a guitar pro file if you want me to... with the acoustic and the electric guitar, the bass, the drums (don't ask for the banjo ).

sounds like A minor to me.