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Intermediate tenor sax sheet music for "God Damn Me" by Filter, in D major at about 100 BPM. Transcribed from the track by Songscription. Available as an easy beginner, intermediate, or advanced arrangement.

Intermediate Tenor Sax Sheet Music for "God Damn Me" by Filter

Preview of the intermediate tenor sax sheet music arrangement for “God Damn Me” by Filter.

God Damn Me by Filter
Tenor Sax Sheet Music

B♭ transposingTreble clefMid-staff range

The tenor sax part reads from treble clef, arranged to sit naturally for the instrument. It is a B♭ transposing instrument.

Difficulty

Intermediate

For players comfortable with the basics.

Inside the music
Signature

Music DNA

Genrerock · alternative rock · indie rock
Moodmelancholic · introspective · yearning
Signatureemotional indie rock with a raw, yearning vocal hook
D major
Key
100
BPM
4/4
Time
Chords

The progression

Bm7
D
G
Bmin/b3
C♯m7
Dmaj/2
Em7
Asus4(b7)
Form

Structure & dynamics

IntroVersePre-ChorusChorusInstrumentalVersePre-ChorusChorusBridgeChorusOutro
Instrumentation

What's in the mix

male lead vocals
clear, slightly raw, emotive timbre; melodic and expressive, often layered with harmonies in choruses
acoustic guitar
fingerpicked, providing the harmonic foundation
bass guitar
warm, melodic, and prominent, anchoring the low end
drums
steady, driving rock beat with a solid backbeat
electric guitar
clean arpeggios in verses, distorted power chords in choruses
Album & artist
ALBUM

The Amalgamut (2002)

The third Filter album arrived on Reprise Records and produced singles including 'Where Do We Go from Here' and 'American Cliche,' but sales fell well short of the band's previous two records, partly because Patrick cancelled the supporting tour to enter rehab. It was the last album to feature several long-running bandmates, making it a turning point in the group's history.

All of The Amalgamut
Artist

Filter

Filter is an American rock band from Cleveland, Ohio, built around singer and guitarist Richard Patrick, who left Nine Inch Nails before starting the project in 1993. The band works in industrial rock, post-grunge, and alternative metal, and Patrick has remained the one constant member through a long series of lineup changes. Their sound leans on distorted guitars, electronic textures, and Patrick's melodic but often raw vocals.

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FAQ

Good to know

What key is "God Damn Me" in?

"God Damn Me" by Filter is in D major.

What is the tempo of "God Damn Me"?

"God Damn Me" plays at around 100 BPM in 4/4 time.

What chords are in "God Damn Me"?

The core progression is Bm7, D, G, Bmin/b3, C♯m7, and Dmaj/2, built around the D major tonal center.

What instruments play on "God Damn Me"?

The recording features acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, and male lead vocals.

Can I get "God Damn Me" tenor sax sheet music?

Yes. This is the intermediate tenor sax sheet music arrangement of "God Damn Me" by Filter, transcribed by Songscription.

Is "God Damn Me" tenor sax sheet music easy to play?

"God Damn Me" tenor sax sheet music comes in beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, so there is an easy version to start with. At 100 BPM in D major with 9 chords to navigate, the part sits at a comfortable intermediate level. You can switch levels on this page before you save it.

Is there an easy, beginner version of "God Damn Me" tenor sax sheet music?

Yes. The beginner tenor sax sheet music for "God Damn Me" simplifies the busiest passages and rhythms while keeping the melody, so it is the easiest way to start. The intermediate and advanced arrangements are one tap away when you want more of the original.

What album is "God Damn Me" on?

"God Damn Me" appears on The Amalgamut (2002).

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