"Lead Of Love" by Caedmon's Call
From "Caedmon's Call", Warner Alliance 1997
Words and music by Aaron Tate
Copyright 1997 Cumbee Road Music ASCAP
II Samuel 7:18-19 


Capo 2 in E (F#), standard-tuned six-string acoustic.  Quick tempo in 
4.  This also sounds great on a 12-string.


     This is a simple song that can work well with a single guitar and 
even with a single voice.  It's all strumming, except for some 
optionial flat-picking for the intro.  Cliff sings lead, the lyrics in 
ALL CAPS.  Derek echoes or harmonizes on the parts marked with 
(parentheses).  Danielle joins for the parts in {braces}.


Chord fingerings:

e|---0----------------0(2,0,0)----0----0---        ---0----0---
b|---0----------------0(0,2,0)----0----0---        ---0----0---
g|---1(h2,p1)----(1h2)2-----------4----6---        ---6----8---
d|---2----------------2-----------4----6---        ---7----9---
a|---2----------------0-----------2----4---        ---7----9---
e|---0----------------x-----------x----x---        ---5----7---
     E               A9         Bsus4 C#m7           (A9 Bsus4)
                                               (try these alternate
() = optional/ad-lib                            fingerings to spice
h  = hammer-on                                  up the guitar solo
p  = pull-off                                   section)
s  = slide

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   Opening to "Lead of Love"
   Written by Aaron Tate
   Arranged by Caedmon's Call
   Transcribed by Alex. =)

   Here's the opening of "Lead of Love." Just capo on 2, it's all on
   the highest three strings (G, B, E). The highest two strings (B, E) 
   are always open (no fingers, just play the capoed note), so 
   basically you just move up and down the G string. Just make sure 
   your finger doesn't hit the open strings, to keep them ringing.

   Since the highest two strings are always open, I numbered them as 0, 
   (even though they're technically 2nd fret because of the capo), but
   for the G string I've named the fret by the ACTUAL number, so it's 
   easier to figure out where you are that way.

   And as in all tab, make sure you're reading this in a font that 
   gives equal spaces for each character (ex. courier), or else the 
   lines won't line up.

                                 *              
   E|-------0--------0-----------0----0--------0----------|
   B|----------0-------0-----------------0--------0-----0-|
   G|--11--------10------10----10-8--------6--------6-----|

   E|-------0------------0--------------0--------0----------|
   B|----------0------------0-----0--------0--------0-----0-|
   G|--11--------11/13--------13----8--------6--------6-----|


   * = these three notes are rhythmically faster, cross 
       the strings quick.
   11/13 = slide from 11 to 13



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[intro]  E, A9, E, A9

e|-----0-----0----0----0-----0----0----0----0----0----0-----0---0-
b|--5-----4-----4---2-----0-----0---5----5s7---7---2-----0----0---
g|----------------------------------------------------------------
d|----------------------------------------------------------------
a|----------------------------------------------------------------
e|----------------------------------------------------------------

     Normally Alex's version of the intro is better, but on a 12-string 
use this version on just the bottom two "courses" (pairs of strings), b 
and e.  I run through the intro lick--Alex's unless I'm on a 
12-string--once, and then I start strumming the full chords.

     Once you go to strumming full chords, the easiest way is to use 
the basic E and A9 fingerings.  This way your hand is always in the 
same position at the second fret.  You can also add the hammer to the E 
and the optional notes to the A9 with your pinky finger.  This puts 
part of the intro lick within the chords and spices things up a bit.  
But here's an even better way that's not much more difficult:

e|---0-----0---------0-----0---------0-----0---------0-----0---
b|---0-----0---------0-----0---------0-----7---------0-----0---
g|---9-----8---------6-----1---------9-----9---------6-----2---
d|---9-----9---------7-----2---------9-----9---------7-----2---
a|---7-----9---------7-----2---------0-----0---------0-----0---
e|---0-----0---------0-----0---------x-----x---------x-----x---
     E   Emaj7     Esus6   E         A9  Asus6      A(9)   A9

     These chords also contain the intro lick and sound much better 
than just the basic E and A9.  I use these in the intro, after the 
first chorus, and in the outro, though I use the basic E and A9 for 
about half of the outro to keep these from getting monotonous.  Note 
that you can play all this keeping your ring finger on the 4th string.


[verse 1]
E
LOOKING BACK AT THE ROAD SO FAR
A9
THE JOURNEY'S LEFT ITS SHARE OF SCARS
E                                     A9
MOSTLY FROM LEAVING THE NARROW AND STRAIGHT


[verse 2]
E
LOOKING BACK IT IS CLEAR TO ME
A9
A MAN IS MORE THAN THE SUM OF HIS DEEDS
E
HOW YOU MAKE GOOD OF THIS MESS I'VE MADE
A9
IS A PROFOUND MYSTERY


[bridge] 
E                                            A9
LOOKING BACK YOU KNOW YOU HAD TO BRING ME THROUGH
E             Bsus4
ALL THAT I WAS SO AFRAID OF  )
C#m7     Bsus4            C#m7  Bsus4
THOUGH I QUESTIONED THE SKY NOW I SEE WHY


[chorus]
E                                        A9
HAD TO WALK THE ROCKS TO SEE THE MOUNTAIN VIEW  )}
E         Bsus4 (one clean strum)
LOOKING BACK I SEE THE LEAD OF LOVE


[verse 3]
E
LOOKING BACK I CAN FINALLY SEE {(I'd rather have wisdom and pain)}
A9
HOW FAILURES BRING HUMILITY
E
IT BRINGS ME TO MY KNEES {(Than be a comfortable old fool)}
A9
HELPS ME SEE MY NEED FOR THEE  )


[repeat bridge]
E                                            A9
LOOKING BACK YOU KNOW YOU HAD TO BRING ME THROUGH
E             Bsus4
ALL THAT I WAS SO AFRAID OF  )}
C#m7     Bsus4            C#m7  Bsus4
THOUGH I QUESTIONED THE SKY NOW I SEE WHY


[repeat chorus]
E                                        A9
HAD TO WALK THE ROCKS TO SEE THE MOUNTAIN VIEW  )}
E         Bsus4
LOOKING BACK I SEE THE LEAD OF LOVE


[guitar solo]  A9, Bsus4 (4x)


[repeat chorus]
E                                        A9
HAD TO WALK THE ROCKS TO SEE THE MOUNTAIN VIEW  )}
E         Bsus4 (one hard strum, then building to the E)
LOOKING BACK I SEE THE LEAD OF LOVE


[outro]  E, A9 (4x) E
I SEE THE LEAD OF LOVE
Ooh...  )}



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Guitar solo in "Lead Of Love" by Caedmon's Call
From "Caedmon's Call", Warner Alliance 1997
Words and music by Aaron Tate
Copyright 1997 Cumbee Road Music ASCAP
II Samuel 7:18-19 


This is capo 4, or if you're capoed 2, you can just bar the 2nd fret 
above the capo with your index finger throughout the solo.  Essentially 
in this song, the capo 2 (in E) guitar that plays the intro lick is 
lead, and the capo 4 (in D) guitar is rhythm whenever that lick is 
being played.  For the guitar solo, however, the capo 2 takes over 
rhythm, and the capo 4 plays the solo.


 1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|
|0-----0-0--2--4|2-----2-2--0---|0--------------|---------------|
|---------------|--------------4|-----h4---2---2|0-----0-0--2--4|
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|


 1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   1   2   3   4   1
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|--
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|--
|---------------|--------------0|2--0----0------|---------------|--
|0-----0-0--2--4|2-----2-2--4---|------4----4--2|4--2--0-2--0---|0-
|---------------|---------------|---------------|--------------4|--
|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|--



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