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/    The following is the author's own interpretation of the song, to be    /
/                     used for private use and studying                     /
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                     IN FLAMES - The Jester's Dance (Bass) 
                         Version 1.0 - Dec. 2001


Transcribed by: Christian Andolf [christian.andolf@home.se]

Tune Bass to C (C, F, A#, D#)

This was actually tabbed by Jeremy Disten and Richard Broadhead II so they
should get most of the credit (if not all). I just corrected some stuff.

Riff A (0:00)
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--5---5-5-5---5-5-5---5-5-5---5-5\1---1-1-1---1-1/3---3-3-3---3-3---| x4

Riff B (0:22)
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--5---5-5-5---5-5\1---1-1-1---1-1/3---3-3-3---3-3-3---3-3-3----3-3--| x4

Riff C (0:43)
|-------------------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------------------|
|--0~--3~---------------------3~--0~-----------2---2-3--|
|----------0~--1~-----1~--3~-------------5-3-5---5------|

Riff D (0:50)
|-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------|
|-5555555555555555\11111111/33333333--| x2

Riff A x2 (1:00)

Riff E (1:11)
|-------------------------------------------|
|-------------------------------------------|
|-0~----------------------------------------|
|-----3~--0~--1~-----------1~--3/8~--5~-----| x4

Riff A x? (1:33)
At this time play Riff A until the song fades out, I think it's 
about 5-6 times. Or else, you (and you're band?) can come up with 
your own ending.
  
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