Biography:
Tyler Spencer (born 1972), also known as Dick Valentine, is a vocalist, best known for his role as lead singer for the six-piece Detroit-based band Electric Six. Spencer founded the band in 1996 at which time the band was named The Wildbunch but was changed due to complications with another band of the same name.
He is also one of the two members of the dance group, Evil Cowards, is one of the vocalists for hard rock band Bang Camaro and was temporarily a member of the short-lived band The Dirty Shame.
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(o o) One Policeman Leads to Another - Dick Valentine
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(oo o )
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Tabbed by | |NATURIST Email: [email protected]
Note: He plays Em in two different positions. When followed by Am then C (e.g.
first chord in the song), he plays a high Em (rooted at 7th fret A string) the
rest of the time it is played low (e.g. the third Em in the song).
VERSE 1
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Em Am C
Ohh mine is a rigorous tale
G D
I spent years inside the whale
Em Am C
You my friend on the other hand
G D
Content to run with the also-rans
Em Am G
Scared to death by the bleeps and blops
Em Am G
Mezmerized by the circle crops
D
So you called the cops
N/C (No Chord)
But just remember that
CHORUS 1
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Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
VERSE 2
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Em Am C
Ohh my years of fleeting fame
G D
But here I am still in this game
Em Am C
You my friend you'll never learn
G D
You're still convinced you'll get your turn
Em Am G
You lost the upper hand because
Em Am G
You couldn't remember who your enemy was
D
So you called the fuzz
CHORUS 2
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Em Am C G
And one policemen leads to another
BRIDGE
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Oh
D Em
You and your thing for authority
C
I wish you would steer clear of me
D Em
Sirens wail and buzzers beep and
C
winner's lose and then losers weep and
Em Am C
Sure as an igloo is what an eskimo sleeps in
Em Am C G
Every policemen knows more policemen
VERSE 3
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Em Am C
Ohh mine was a perilous journey
G D
But I had the best attorney
Em Am C
You my friend always going alone
G D
Now the rats have dibs on your every bone
Em Am G
Insurance paths were never taken
Em Am G
Your dormant dreams were never awaken
D
And it smells like bacon
You ought to know that
CHORUS 3 / OUTRO
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Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
(o o) One Policeman Leads to Another - Dick Valentine
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(oo o )
| 'o'
Tabbed by | |NATURIST Email: [email protected]
Note: He plays Em in two different positions. When followed by Am then C (e.g.
first chord in the song), he plays a high Em (rooted at 7th fret A string) the
rest of the time it is played low (e.g. the third Em in the song).
VERSE 1
-------
Em Am C
Ohh mine is a rigorous tale
G D
I spent years inside the whale
Em Am C
You my friend on the other hand
G D
Content to run with the also-rans
Em Am G
Scared to death by the bleeps and blops
Em Am G
Mezmerized by the circle crops
D
So you called the cops
N/C (No Chord)
But just remember that
CHORUS 1
--------
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
VERSE 2
-------
Em Am C
Ohh my years of fleeting fame
G D
But here I am still in this game
Em Am C
You my friend you'll never learn
G D
You're still convinced you'll get your turn
Em Am G
You lost the upper hand because
Em Am G
You couldn't remember who your enemy was
D
So you called the fuzz
CHORUS 2
--------
Em Am C G
And one policemen leads to another
BRIDGE
------
Oh
D Em
You and your thing for authority
C
I wish you would steer clear of me
D Em
Sirens wail and buzzers beep and
C
winner's lose and then losers weep and
Em Am C
Sure as an igloo is what an eskimo sleeps in
Em Am C G
Every policemen knows more policemen
VERSE 3
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Em Am C
Ohh mine was a perilous journey
G D
But I had the best attorney
Em Am C
You my friend always going alone
G D
Now the rats have dibs on your every bone
Em Am G
Insurance paths were never taken
Em Am G
Your dormant dreams were never awaken
D
And it smells like bacon
You ought to know that
CHORUS 3 / OUTRO
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Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
Em Am C G
One policemen leads to another
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