ladybug transistor tabs?

[adrian]

hey does anyone know where i could find any ladybug transistor tabs?

[Junin]

I'm afraid you won't find it so easily... if they do exist in fact.

:(:(

[feeling_retro]

I've been trying to figure out A Burial at Sea and this is what i've come up with. i'm not sure how accurate it is, maybe guys could play around with it and leave some feedback.

The chords used in this song are as follows:

E
e|-7-----|
B|-9-----|
G|-9-----|
D|-9-----|
A|-7-----|
E|-7-----|

A
e|-5-----|
B|-5-----|
G|-6-----|
D|-7-----|
A|-7-----|
E|-5-----|

Em
e|-7-----|
B|-8-----|
G|-9-----|
D|-9-----|
A|-7-----|
E|-7-----|

B
e|-7-----|
B|-7-----|
G|-8-----|
D|-9-----|
A|-9-----|
E|-7-----|

INTRO (fingerpicked)
E A E A E Em E Em E

then there is a little riff before the first verse that goes like this:

e|-9-7------7------|
B|-----10-9--------|
G|-----------------|
D|-----------------|
A|-----------------|
E|-----------------|



E
red bird is dreaming
----A
the bottom of the sea
E
1819
-------B
taking no passengers
--------A
meets the fishes
----------E
and his new neighbors
------B
off the coast
----A
of virginia

-------E----------------B
are the shipwrecks and the treasures
----A-------E
of spain, of spain

i swallowed these tears
like a thousand other times
can't hear the thunder
of the train roll by
give me a sign
i've been haunting this corner
for too many years
the sidewalk crawls
the gutters streak

washes the day, the day, away

E ----------B
where where do you go
-------------A-------E
got your sight to the window
------B
into the palms
--------A
maybe the palms
------------E
can break your fall

i climb up these stairs
like a thousand other times
can't hear the traffic
or the war outside
quater to 5
been writing this letter
for too many years
the trumpet sounds
the devil speaks
oh virginia
here's to believing
to virginia

where where do you go
got your sight to the window
into the palms
maybe the palms
can break your fall

where where do you go
got your sight to the window
into the palms
maybe the palms
can break your fall

[hockywierdo]

sweet its really nicesounding .

[wilson]

I was just dicking around, and played something that triggered a "that sounds like 'Song for the Ending Day'" moment, so I listened to the song on the trusty ipod, typed up some first-glance lyrics (I am terrible at understanding lyrics, mind you, so these are in all likelihood quite incorrect), and let intuition go from there. So, it's not necessarily correct, but passable:

intro: D5, C5, G5, G5 (repeat 2x)
C5, D5, then verse:

G D C Am G (low E: 3->2->0) Em Am D
It could take a year just to climb all the hills in the catskills (oh yeah)
G D C Am G (low E: 3->2->0) Em Am D
And he's riding down the roads that he mapped out long ago down in the hollow (oh yeah)
G F G C5 D5
and he rolled it again

following the trail to a mountain past your ware
fern moss enclosing (oh yeah)
and beside the tall trees they climb in silence
and follow the bird song (oh yeah)
and he rolled it again

Am Bm Am Bm Em
sometimes it feels, all the paint it has peeled off of these walls
so go and figure out what you want and what it's about
Em E D5 E5
you'll find it

(key change: same as other verses except a full step higher)
A E D
way up through the green above the treeline
Bm A (low E: 5->4->2) F#m Bm E
we sat on the rock ledge (oh yeah)
and with their instruments they played a melody
a song for the ending day (oh yeah)
and he rolled it again


Lyric, chord, or formatting corrections are always appreciated.