Artist: The Waiting
Album:  The Waiting
Song Title: Number 9
Written by Clark Leake
Tabbed by: Josh Blackstone (thebassboy14@juno.com)


Intro:

Guitar plays it's riff 4x then the bass enters with the slide and repeats
everything but the slide until you get to the verse.
G|---------------------------------------------------|
D|---------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------|
E|---14/5-5-3h4h5-5--5-3h4h5-5--5-3h4h5-5--5-3h4h5-5-|


Verse:
(Riff 1)
Don't believe another song could ever change the world...
G|--------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------------------------|
A|--------------------------------------------------|
E|-5-5-3h4h5-5-5-5-3h4h5-5-5-5-3h4h5-5-5-5-3h4h5----|
(Repeat Riff 1 until...)

(Riff 2)
Don't believe that wishing ever really made it so...
G|--------------------------|
D|--------------------------|
A|-5-5-3h4h5-5-5-5-3h4h5-5-5-|
E|--------------------------|
(Play Riff 2 1x and then go back to playing Riff 1 until...)

(Riff 3)
Don't believe that suicide could ever open up any door...
G|--------------------------------------------------|
D|--------------------------------------------------|
A|-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-5-5-5-5-5-5-5----------------------|
E|----------------------------------5-5-3h4h5-5-5-3h4h5-|

Chorus:
Some people live their lives, like they're on number nine...
G|----------------------------------------------------|
D|----------------------------------------------------|
A|-----------7--7-7--7-5--5-5--5----------------------|
E|-5--5-5--5---------------------5--5-5--5-5--5-5--5--|

G|-------------------------------|
D|-------------------------------|
A|-7--7-7--7-5--5-5--5-----------|
E|-----------------------5--5-5--5-|

After the Chorus is over repeat the intro until the second verse starts. 
The guitar holds a note while the drums continue.  The bass enter half
way through the verse with a slide up and starts with Riff 2.  From there
out, it's almost the same thing.  Listen to the CD to get the exact
rhythm.  

This is a great song and is fairly easy to play.  I have found that
sometimes is sounds like Clark is using a slide where the hammer-ons are
and when I saw them live he mixed them both in, but it really doesn't
make a difference.  Enjoy.  Please feel free to e-mail me with any
corrections, suggestions or comments.  God bless.
-josh