Shoots & Ladders-KoRn
Transcribed by James Albers


Bagpipes
Dm||----------------------------------------------------||
a||--13--------11--------15--------11--------13--------||

Dm||----------------------------------------------------||
a||------11--------15--------11--------13--------------||

d||--12--------10--------13--------10--------12--------||
a||--13--------11--------15--------11--------13--------||

d||------15---13--15---------15--17--15--13------------||
a||--13------------------13----------------15----------||

d||------15---13--15---------13------------------------||
a||--13------------------13------15----13--15--13------||

(band enters)
d||-------------------------15-------------------------|| Repeat this riff
a||--13------------------------------------------------||


C||--------------------------||
G||--3-3--------3-3---3-3----|| Listen to album to get the rhythm
D||--3-3--------3-3---3-3----||
A||--1-1--------1-1---1-1----||

F||--------------------------||
C||--5^----------5^----------|| Bend up 1/4 step, then release
G||--------------------------||

Verse Riff
F||--------------------------||
C||------5^------------------||
G||--5-----------------------||
D||--5-----------------------||
A||--3-----------------------||


Chorus Riff
C||--------------------------------------------||
G||--5----------5----------5----------5-4-3----||
D||--5----------5----------5----------5-4-3----||
A||--3---5-4-3--3---5-4-3--3---5-4-3--3-2-1----||

Bridge Riff("Knick knack Paddy wack...")
G||-------------------------------------||
D||----------4^3---------------4^3------|| * here you side into 3rd fret
A||--/3--3-3-----4^3----3--3-3-----3^4*-|| when you repeat

Heavier Bridge Riff
G||----------6\5---------------6\5------||
D||--/5------4\3-6\5-----------4\3-5/6--|| *slide into "C" chord as in
A||--/3--3-3-----4\3----3--3-3-----3/4*-|| previous riff

Bridge 2 Riff("Mary had a little lamb...")
C||-----------------------------------||
G||-----------------------------------||
D||------4--5--3--------5--4----------||
A||--44442--3--1----44443--2----------||

Verse Riff substitute
F||--------------------------||
C||------5^------------------||
G||--5-----------------------||
D||--5-------------5--4--3---||
A||--3-------------3--2--1---||

End riff("Knick knack..")
Dm||--------------------------||
a||------------------15------||
F||------------------14------|| I think Munkey uses the whammy pedal for
C||------------------12------|| this part along with a flanger of some type.
G||--------------------------|| It might sound better if it was tremolo
D||--------------------------|| picked.
A||--------------------------||

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Ring around the rosies pocket full of posies
Ashes, ashes, we all fall down(2x)

Chorus:
Nursery rhymes are said, verses in my head
Into my childhood, they're spoon fed
Hidden violence revealed, darkness that seems real
Look at the pages that caused all this evil

1, 2, buckle my shoe, 3,4, shut the door
5,6, pick up sticks, 7,8, lay them straight
London bridge's falling down, falling down, falling down
London bridge's falling down, my fair lady

CHORUS

Knick knack paddy whack, give a dog a bone
This old man came rolling home(6x-with mumbling at the end)

Mary had a little lamb her fleece was white as snow(3x)
Mary had a little lamb
Mary had a little lamb her fleece was white as snow(3x)
Mary had a little lamb

REPEAT VERSE1

CHORUS

Knick knack paddy whack, give a dog a bone(4x)
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Note: If you haven't noticed, Brian and Munkey use Ibanez seven string
guitars, tuned down a full step, to play the songs on the album.
The letters on the side (ADGCFad) are the open string notes. The lower
case letters are the two (skinniest) highest strings. I only tab part of
the tab lines because it saves time and paper when you print this out, so
use the info above to figure out which lines they are. I encourage you to
check out their home page at the Sony site(you can also find it through
Yahoo).