Broken: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Broken: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Paul McCoy, 12 Stones, Eric Weaver, Kevin Dorr, Patrick Quave

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About the Artist: 12 Stones

12 Stones is an American rock band from Lakeland, Florida, formed in the late 1990s. Known for their heavy, riff-driven sound that blends post-grunge and alternative metal, the band has built a dedicated following through high-energy live performances and radio-friendly anthems.

For guitar students and teachers, 12 Stones represents accessible entry points into modern rock repertoire. Their compositions emphasize strong rhythmic foundations and memorable melodic hooks, making them valuable study material for players developing their chops in contemporary styles.

Why we love this

Rock repertoire this direct and energetic engages students who might otherwise resist traditional classical material. The song demands solid rhythm guitar technique and rewards players with immediate musical payoff, making it ideal for building confidence and motivation in developing guitarists.

What to expect

Heavy and propulsive, with a driving rhythm that pins you to the beat. The song carries an edgy, confident energy that builds momentum through repetition and layering, creating the kind of riff-based intensity that makes you want to turn it up and play it again.

Who it's for

Intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking contemporary rock repertoire that challenges technique without requiring years of classical training. This tab works well for players comfortable with standard tuning and basic power chord shapes who want to deepen their rhythmic precision and dynamic control.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into a steady internal click to nail the rhythmic precision the song requires; the groove hinges on consistency rather than flashy timing tricks.
  • Pay attention to the dynamic shape of each phrase—not every riff hits with the same intensity. Let the song breathe between its power moments.
  • Work through the tab section by section before linking everything together. This song rewards methodical learning more than rushing through the full arrangement.
  • Use palm muting strategically to add texture and separate rhythmic figures from open, fuller voicings.

How to use it

Include this in a student recital or guitar showcase to represent modern rock alongside classical or fingerstyle pieces, or use it as a bridge-building piece for less experienced players joining an ensemble setting. It also works well as a solo feature in a rock ensemble or band context.

Skills your students will build

  • Rhythmic precision and pocket playing in rock contexts
  • Palm muting and dynamic control across chord changes
  • Power chord accuracy and finger strength
  • Tab reading fluency and application to contemporary music

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