The Outlaw Torn

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Metallica – the outlaw torn
Tuning:Eb  
Intro:
F5   Eb5   F5x7 F5   Eb5  F5  
E5 D
D5 E5
E5And now I wait my whole lifetime for you
And now I wait my whole lifetime foD5r E5you
E5I ride the dirt, I ride the tide for you
I search the outside, search inside for D5  E5you
To take back what you left me
I know I'll always burn to be
A5The one who seeks so I may find
And now I wait my whole lifetime
E5   DOutlaw of E5torn
D E5
DOutlaw of E5torn
DAnd I'm E5torn
E5So on I wait my whole lifetime for you
So on I wait my whole lifetime for you
D5 E5
E5The more I search, the more my need for you
The more I bless, the more I bleed for D5yoB5u
You make me smash the clock and feelA  B5  
I'd rather die behind the wheelA5  
Time was never on my sideG  A5  
So on I wait my whole lifetime
E5 D
Outlaw of E5tornD  
Outlaw of E5tornD  
And I'm torn
D5Hear E5me
And if I cloD5se A5my G5mind A5in fearG5  A5  
Please pry G5it D/F#o G5pen
D5See E5me
And if my face D5  A5be G5comeA5s sincereG5  A5  
Beware
D5Hold E5me
And when I start D5   A5to G5come A5undoneG5  A5  
Stitch G5me toD/F#geth G5er
D5Save E5me
And when you see D5  A5me stG5rut
A5Remind G5  A5me of what left this outlaw torn
E5 B5 A5
Solo:
E5 D E5 D
E5 D
D5Hear E5me
And if I cloD5se A5my G5mind A5in fearG5  A5  
Please pry G5it D/F#o G5pen
D5See E5me
And if my face D5  A5be G5comeA5s sincereG5  A5  
Beware
D5Hold E5me
And when I start D5   A5to G5come A5undoneG5  A5  
Stitch G5me toD/F#geth G5er
D5Save E5me
And when you see D5  A5me stG5rut
A5Remind G5  A5me of what left this outlaw torn
E5
E5
F#5   G5   E5   F5(x8)
F#5 G5
E5 F5 F#5 G5
All chords in this song (13)

The story behind the song

Metallica, formed in Los Angeles in 1981 and known for their aggressive musicianship, is one of the founding "big four" bands of thrash metal. While their earlier work established them in the metal scene, the band's fifth album in 1991 marked a transition from their thrash metal roots toward a more mainstream sound. "The Outlaw Torn" appears on the 1996 album Load. Playing this song can feel like stepping into a powerful, evolving soundscape.

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