#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #Unless specified otherwise, this is NOT an official tab from the band members.# #------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Visit MetalTabs.com for more metal tablature Artist: Lake of Tears Song: Otherwheres Album: Forever Autumn Tabbed by: Kyle McIntyre This song is an instrumental with a very rudimentary guitar part that manages to give me chills every time I hear it. The following are the chords from the song and the order they're strummed in. Daniel Brennare puts a lot of style into his strumming that can't be tabbed very easily, but if you listen closely I'm sure you'll figure it out. Standard E Tuning Used Chords: ---0-------1-------3----------------------0------------------ ---1-------1-------3----------------------1------------------ ---2-------2-------0----------------------0------------------ ---2-------3-------0----------------------2------------------ ---0-------x-------2----------------------3------------------ ---0-------x-------3----------------------0------------------ A Minor F Major G Major with added D C Major Fade in guitar strumming G after piano intro, then advance to the following progression: Am, C, F, C, G Repeat until drums enter, then simply F, G Repeat until end of song, where there is a last Am that is upstroked slowly Tips: One of the main strumming tricks Daniel is doing when he plays Otherwheres is releasing and depressing his index finger while strumming A minor, which gives the following chord: (I'm unsure if it has a name) ----0-------- ----0-------- ----2-------- ----2-------- ----0-------- ----0-------- He also alternates between up and down strokes heavily during the song. I hope this tab is helpful. Email comments and suggestions to moonsblade@hotmail.com Visit MetalTabs.com for more metal tablature