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Here is my tab for Kamelot’s Across the Highlands. Pretty simple once you get the hang
of it. The solo is a little difficult though. There are at least two guitars in this song.

The 1st guitar plays this twice, then the 2nd (rythym) kicks in and the 1st still plays this
riff ( ) times.

Intro:
	x2
e-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G------------------------------------------------------------------------------
D-----10---------------------8----10------------- 8 --------------------------
A-----10----8h10h11p10----8----10-----8h9h10-----11---6----10----5----8
E------8--------------------- 6 ----8------------------------------------------
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This part is easier without palm muting, but sounds better if you do it right. And I’m not
exactly sure if I got the ammount of strums right.

2nd Guitar:


e-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------------------
G----{--5--x18}--{--8--x12}--{--3--x12}-----------------------------------
D----{--5--x18}--{--8--x12}--{--3--x12}-----------------------------------
A----{--3--x18}--{--6--x12}--{--5--x12}-----------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I will post more in part two, dont worry, this only the begining lol.