Biography:
Woods of Ypres was a blackened doom metal band from Ontario, Canada, formed in 2002 by David Gold, Aaron Palmer and Brian McManus. They released five albums, each somewhat differing in style, before the death of founding member David Gold. According to the official website, Woods of Ypres can be defined as, "...atmospheric doom-laden Great-White-North flavored black metal."
In 2002, the demo Woods I: Against the Seasons, Cold Winter Songs from the Dead Summer Heat was released on Krankenhaus Records.
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Shedding the Deadwood - Woods of Ypres
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Shedding the Deadwood by: Woods of Ypres
TUNING: C# Standard (Down a Step and a Half)
Tab by: Brodie Widdifield
Date: July 7th
Official Site of Woods of Ypres: http://www.woodsofypres.ca/
NOTE: Listen for the changing in Em/Esus2, it changes more then once each time. Also,
the verses, the bass plays a D after each Em chord, transcending into the C, but the
doesn’t always.
C - x32010
G - 320033
Em - 079987
Esus2 - 079977
D – xx0232
Am – x02210
D5 - x577xx
Csus2 – x357xx
Dsus2 – x579xx
C5 – x355xx
C5/B – x255xx
C5/A – x055xx
Bm – x24432
A – x02220
E - 022100
Intro:
C G Em/Esus2
C G Em/Esus2 D x3
C G Em/Esus2
It’s no wonder I’ve felt so tired
C G Em/Esus2 D5
I’ve witnessed the careless all running past me
C G Em/Esus2
While I’ve been told to ignore my desires
C G Em/Esus2 D5
And grow numb with understanding
Am
I walk through theses woods
G
I carry this deadwood
Am G D
I am determined to see this through
Am G
Driven only by the guilt and the shame of giving up
Am G D
I must complete what I set out to do - For you
C G Em/Esus2
It stayed on a shelf made of my arms
C G Em/Esus2 D5
They had grown strong from giving support
C G Em/Esus2
I knew that my arms could hold out forever
C G Em/Esus2
It was my mind that’d grow tired
Am G
It’s been so long since I have questioned
Am G D
What it is that I really want
Am G
Instead I follow your directions
Am G
As you lead me on
D C
I can’t use it to build my home
Em D C D
It will not fulfill my desires
Em D C D
Some wood can be used to help build a life
Em D C D Em
This wood will be used for building a fire
Em D5 Csus2 Dsus2 Em
Esus2 Em
Why carry this deadwood with me…
Esus2 Em
…when were I’m going there will be living trees
C B5 C B5 A5 B5
Now close enough to carry it all to the end
C D5
But throwing it all to the ground instead
Solo: Em D C5 C5/B C5/A
Em
This bundle of deadwood
D
The pieces they fall
C5 C5/B
Corners indent the soil and accumulate on one another
C5/A
Tumble down and pile up
Em D
It awkwardly spills like myself at a time
C5
Like the time it had killed
C5/B C5/A
Like every moment after it was collected and held
Bm D A E
I’d give up all that I started
Bm D A E
To pursue all that I wanted
Bm D A E
I may arrive empty handed
Bm D A E
But at least I will arrive
Shedding the Deadwood - Woods of Ypres
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Shedding the Deadwood by: Woods of Ypres
TUNING: C# Standard (Down a Step and a Half)
Tab by: Brodie Widdifield
Date: July 7th
Official Site of Woods of Ypres: http://www.woodsofypres.ca/
NOTE: Listen for the changing in Em/Esus2, it changes more then once each time. Also,
the verses, the bass plays a D after each Em chord, transcending into the C, but the
doesn’t always.
C - x32010
G - 320033
Em - 079987
Esus2 - 079977
D – xx0232
Am – x02210
D5 - x577xx
Csus2 – x357xx
Dsus2 – x579xx
C5 – x355xx
C5/B – x255xx
C5/A – x055xx
Bm – x24432
A – x02220
E - 022100
Intro:
C G Em/Esus2
C G Em/Esus2 D x3
C G Em/Esus2
It’s no wonder I’ve felt so tired
C G Em/Esus2 D5
I’ve witnessed the careless all running past me
C G Em/Esus2
While I’ve been told to ignore my desires
C G Em/Esus2 D5
And grow numb with understanding
Am
I walk through theses woods
G
I carry this deadwood
Am G D
I am determined to see this through
Am G
Driven only by the guilt and the shame of giving up
Am G D
I must complete what I set out to do - For you
C G Em/Esus2
It stayed on a shelf made of my arms
C G Em/Esus2 D5
They had grown strong from giving support
C G Em/Esus2
I knew that my arms could hold out forever
C G Em/Esus2
It was my mind that’d grow tired
Am G
It’s been so long since I have questioned
Am G D
What it is that I really want
Am G
Instead I follow your directions
Am G
As you lead me on
D C
I can’t use it to build my home
Em D C D
It will not fulfill my desires
Em D C D
Some wood can be used to help build a life
Em D C D Em
This wood will be used for building a fire
Em D5 Csus2 Dsus2 Em
Esus2 Em
Why carry this deadwood with me…
Esus2 Em
…when were I’m going there will be living trees
C B5 C B5 A5 B5
Now close enough to carry it all to the end
C D5
But throwing it all to the ground instead
Solo: Em D C5 C5/B C5/A
Em
This bundle of deadwood
D
The pieces they fall
C5 C5/B
Corners indent the soil and accumulate on one another
C5/A
Tumble down and pile up
Em D
It awkwardly spills like myself at a time
C5
Like the time it had killed
C5/B C5/A
Like every moment after it was collected and held
Bm D A E
I’d give up all that I started
Bm D A E
To pursue all that I wanted
Bm D A E
I may arrive empty handed
Bm D A E
But at least I will arrive
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