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 Post subject: In My Tree
PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2004 2:18 am 
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up here in my tree, yeah
newspapers matter not to me, yeah
no more crowbars to my head, yeah
i'm trading stories with the leaves instead, yeah
wave to all my friends, yeah
they don't seem to notice me, no
all their eyes trained on the street, yo, oh
sidewalk cigarettes and scenes, [tem-pted]
up here so high i start to shake
up here so high the sky i scrape
i'm so high i hold just one breath here within my chest
just like innocence
eddie's found a home
oh at last the trees fall
eddie's blue sky home
oh at last the trees fall
i remember when, yeah
i swore i knew everything, oh yeah
let's say knowledge is a tree, yeah
it's growing up just like me, yeah
i'm so light the wind he shakes
i'm so high the sky i scrape
i'm so light i hold just one breath and go back to my nest
sleep with innocence...
up here so high the boughs they break
up here so high the sky i scrape
had my eyes peeled both wide open, and i got a glimpse
of my innocence... got back my inner sense...
baby got it, still got it


My favorite song of all time. It means more to me than any other piece of music, ever. It's a song that can never be loud enough, can never last as long as I want it to, and is always dancing around inside my head. Those four simple chords are like waves of transcendence. It's almost indescribeable in it's power, its simple beauty.

The two versions are like a child and a parent, one reflecting energy, the other wisdom.

The album version is a anthem of escape and personal power, raising the listener to a higher plane of being, casting aside the mundane and glorifying the sublime.

The slow version is perhaps even more powerful; it is almost like the rise of phoenix from the ashes, the reascension to beauty by a fallen angel. It is one of the only songs that has the power to make me openly weep.

Thank you, Pearl Jam, you have given me something more beautiful than you will ever know.

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OrpheusDescending wrote:
up here in my tree, yeah
newspapers matter not to me, yeah
no more crowbars to my head, yeah
i'm trading stories with the leaves instead, yeah
wave to all my friends, yeah
they don't seem to notice me, no
all their eyes trained on the street, yo, oh
sidewalk cigarettes and scenes, [tem-pted]
up here so high i start to shake
up here so high the sky i scrape
i'm so high i hold just one breath here within my chest
just like innocence
eddie's found a home
oh at last the trees fall
eddie's blue sky home
oh at last the trees fall
i remember when, yeah
i swore i knew everything, oh yeah
let's say knowledge is a tree, yeah
it's growing up just like me, yeah
i'm so light the wind he shakes
i'm so high the sky i scrape
i'm so light i hold just one breath and go back to my nest
sleep with innocence...
up here so high the boughs they break
up here so high the sky i scrape
had my eyes peeled both wide open, and i got a glimpse
of my innocence... got back my inner sense...
baby got it, still got it


My favorite song of all time. It means more to me than any other piece of music, ever. It's a song that can never be loud enough, can never last as long as I want it to, and is always dancing around inside my head. Those four simple chords are like waves of transcendence. It's almost indescribeable in it's power, its simple beauty.

The two versions are like a child and a parent, one reflecting energy, the other wisdom.

The album version is a anthem of escape and personal power, raising the listener to a higher plane of being, casting aside the mundane and glorifying the sublime.

The slow version is perhaps even more powerful; it is almost like the rise of phoenix from the ashes, the reascension to beauty by a fallen angel. It is one of the only songs that has the power to make me openly weep.

Thank you, Pearl Jam, you have given me something more beautiful than you will ever know.
what does ed say after the first verse, " ed found a....??????

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great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version,i've looked for that tab everywhere unsuccessfully.

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mrh13 wrote:
great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version,i've looked for that tab everywhere unsuccessfully.


ill figure it out for you tonight and post it


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mrh13 wrote:
great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version,i've looked for that tab everywhere unsuccessfully.

the basic :
E,F#,A,B


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:D :D :D

Oh I loooooooooooove this song! It's so magical. It digs deep. It really gets me in touch with my inner hippe. Seriously, the song never fails to take my away. The words are absolutely beautiful, the way it builds, the entire feel of it...ahhhh, everything.

Yes, THANK YOU PEARL JAM!

Old version, new version, album version...I don't give a fuck. The song itself carries the magic. It's always there..."still got it, still got it" and never gonna loose it. It's songs like this one that make me feel alive.

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CanvasAdam wrote:
mrh13 wrote:
great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version


GREAT version! How happy is Ed??? Ahhh I love it! He so feels this song. That makes me love it even more. And the crowd?! Ooooh man. What a feeling. :D

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mrh13 wrote:
great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version,i've looked for that tab everywhere unsuccessfully.


the original is the best, but i also really like the reworked version

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hey sorry it took me so long to get back with the tabs... freakin dsl went out again... grrrgh... anyway, here are the tabs for the msg in my tree....


these are the chords for the verse....
------------------------
------------------------
-------------9----9---
--9----9----7----9----
--7----6----0----0---
--0----0--------------


the chorus is just G and E


and for the bridge... ed just holds and E power chord and jeff's bass progression is.... E, B, C, A


and mike's solo is very easy, just one string

on the high E

E--16--14---12--- up and down these 3 notes over and over again, just feel the half step bends he does, it's too easy. if you need any more help lemme know. i'm a music major and love doing these things. got 2 degress in music already actually lol, i'll have 2 more next year and i'll be done! hope this all helped :lol:


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Damn :shock:

I think you do really really like it.


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J wrote:
Damn :shock:

I think you do really really like it.



lol there isn't a pearl jam lick i can't play. never thought abut transcribing the live alterations though... just gave me somthing to do


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awesome, awesome song, probably my second or third fav PJ song.

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I love the 'new' version from Fargo last year when he goes on his little detour:

Still growing, still breathing, still avoiding, dying
Still playing, still loving, still avoiding, crying
As the crow flies.... as the tree grows
Tomorrow I'll learn, something I never thought I'd know..



ahhhhhhh, yeah. gets me everytime.


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whoa.. it sounds so deep..

beautiful..!

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First time I read the lyrics, I realized the power of the lyrics. Made me lose my PJ virginity totally. I sort of cried, and was a bit embarassed to tell anyone about this song.

First Pearl Jam concert I went to was Detroit 2003 night 2. I broke into tears hearing In My Tree premiere into my ears. My favorite Pearl Jam song to date.

It doesn't matter which version gets played. The lyrics make your pillows weep.

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 Post subject: Re: In My Tree
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OrpheusDescending wrote:
Thank you, Pearl Jam, you have given me something more beautiful than you will ever know.


Yes, yes, yes. Thank you for writing the words i have been looking for.

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mrh13 wrote:
great song,especially the live at the garden dvd version,i've looked for that tab everywhere unsuccessfully.


Here's the tab...not sure if it's right though. Never tried it, but I will tonight.

http://www.guitartabs.cc/fetchurl.php?f ... _tree2.tab

here's another version...

http://www.guitartabs.cc/fetchurl.php?f ... _tree3.tab

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lunkin wrote:
OrpheusDescending wrote:
up here in my tree, yeah
newspapers matter not to me, yeah
no more crowbars to my head, yeah
i'm trading stories with the leaves instead, yeah
wave to all my friends, yeah
they don't seem to notice me, no
all their eyes trained on the street, yo, oh
sidewalk cigarettes and scenes, [tem-pted]
up here so high i start to shake
up here so high the sky i scrape
i'm so high i hold just one breath here within my chest
just like innocence
eddie's found a home
oh at last the trees fall
eddie's blue sky home
oh at last the trees fall
i remember when, yeah
i swore i knew everything, oh yeah
let's say knowledge is a tree, yeah
it's growing up just like me, yeah
i'm so light the wind he shakes
i'm so high the sky i scrape
i'm so light i hold just one breath and go back to my nest
sleep with innocence...
up here so high the boughs they break
up here so high the sky i scrape
had my eyes peeled both wide open, and i got a glimpse
of my innocence... got back my inner sense...
baby got it, still got it


My favorite song of all time. It means more to me than any other piece of music, ever. It's a song that can never be loud enough, can never last as long as I want it to, and is always dancing around inside my head. Those four simple chords are like waves of transcendence. It's almost indescribeable in it's power, its simple beauty.

The two versions are like a child and a parent, one reflecting energy, the other wisdom.

The album version is a anthem of escape and personal power, raising the listener to a higher plane of being, casting aside the mundane and glorifying the sublime.

The slow version is perhaps even more powerful; it is almost like the rise of phoenix from the ashes, the reascension to beauty by a fallen angel. It is one of the only songs that has the power to make me openly weep.

Thank you, Pearl Jam, you have given me something more beautiful than you will ever know.
what does ed say after the first verse, " ed found a....??????


eddie's found a home
oh at last the trees fall
eddie's blue sky home
oh at last the trees fall

Yeah...why don't I remember hearing this?? I'll have to listen after work :(

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Oh my god, man. Nail on the head. This is my all time favorite song by anyone, and I really can't get enough of it. Like you said, it's never loud enough or long enough. This is my favorite song to play with my band, and we're thinking of opening our next gig with it. We'll see.

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this song has the best lyrics in my opinion..

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