Bass tablature for "Whatever You Became" by "Cold"

Artist: Cold
Piece: Whatever You Became
Instrument: Bass
Submitter: bassofalex
Tab provided by tTabs

ok there was only one other tab for this song and it kinda sucks so i decided to do my own tab for it

jeremy plays on a 5 string but it can be played on a 4 string in dropped D for people who dont have a 5




intro (no bass)


Verse (bass starts just after vocals), play twice

G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|--------1--3333333333333333---1111111111111111---4444444444444444-------------------------|
A|--1--3---------------------------------------------------------------44444444---33333-----|
E|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|


Chorus

G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------------------------------------------------11111-----------|
A|-11111111--33333333--44444444--66666-------11111111--33333333--44444444-------------------|
E|--------------------------------------444-------------------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|


Bridge (same as verse)

Verse (play twice again)

Chorus

Bridge



Interlude (play twice)

G|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------------------------------------------------------4-4-4-4~-3-3-3-3~--------------|
E|--1-1-1-1~--1-1-1-1~--------------------2-2-2-2~-2-2-2-2~---------------------------------|
B|---------------------4-4-4-4~-4-4-4-4~----------------------------------------------------|


play chorus twice

bridge until end


thats it, im pretty sure its all right; i think i missed a fill at the end of the interlude but its not a big deal