SISTERS OF MERCY - NINE WHILE NINE
Submitted By: cradle of_0filth
EMail: lomeli@yahoo.com
FROM:JOSE LOMELI



Comments and suggestions are welcome.




Riff 1:

e|---------------------------------|----------------------------------
B|---------------------------------|----------------------------------
G|--2-3-2-----2-----0--------------|-2-3-2-----2-----0--------0-------
D|---------0----0-3---3-3-3s5-5-5--|--------0----0-3---3-2--2---2-----
A|---------------------------------|----------------------------------
E|---------------------------------|----------------------------------


Riff 2:
e|-----------
B|-----------
G|-----------
D|--2-3-2-0--
A|-----------
E|-----------


Riff 3:
(a)                             (b)
e|--------------------------    e|--------------------------
B|--------------------------    B|--------------------------
G|-2----2-----0-------------    G|-2----2-------------------
D|--0--0-----------2-3-2-0--    D|--0--0------2----2-3-2-0--
A|-------3---3-3------------    A|-------3---3-3------------
E|--------------------------    E|--------------------------

(c)
e|----------
B|----------
G|-2----2---
D|--0--0----
A|-------3--
E|----------


Riff 4:

e|--------0-0---------------------
B|-3--3-3-----3-1--1-1-1-----1-1--
G|-----------------------2-2------
D|--------------------------------
A|--------------------------------
E|--------------------------------


Riff 5:

e|--------0-0------
B|-3--3-3-----3-1--
G|-----------------
D|-----------------
A|-----------------
E|-----------------


Riff 6:

e|-----------------------------------------------
B|-----------------------------------------------
G|--2-3-2----------------------------------------
D|---------2-2-0-0-------------------------------
A|-----------------3-3-2-2-0---0--0-0-0000...----
E|-----------------------------------------------





Notes:

Riffs 4 and 5 are played as backing on the First and Last and Always
disc, and they're also played by a keyboard.  However, on the
"Knocking on Heaven's Door" bootleg, at least, the lead guitar plays
them.  If you only have one guitar and no keyboard, they add a little
variety to an otherwise very repetivitve song.  (If you listen closely
to the studio version, you can pick up the rhythm.)