Biography:
Dramarama is an alternative rock group which formed in 1982 in Wayne, New Jersey, United States, although they relocated to Los Angeles, California sometime later. Throughout all their incarnations, the band was led by singer/songwriter John Easdale. The band was best known for their 1985 single "Anything, Anything (I'll Give You)" which remains the most requested song in the history of the legendary L.A. alternative station KROQ. The band split in
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From: Tim Wang
Work for Food, by Dramarama
Written by John Easdale
From the promotional single Work for Food,
electric version found on the album Hi-fi Sci-fi
Tabbed by Tim Wang
This is a very simple version of one of the best Dramarama songs
recorded. If you need a copy of this version, feel free to ask.
The chord pattern is very simple, and the chords used are as
follows:
G 320033
Am XX3320
C X32010
D XX0232
Dadd4 XX0233
Dsus2 XX0230
D riff is composed of - D (4X) D Dadd4 D Dsus2 D
INTRO
G Am C
G Am C
VERSE 1
G Am
Yeah well no one really understands,
C
A shopping cart is filled with cans,
G Am C
And a top hat, and a snare drum, and a horn.
G Am
And a poster and some magazines,
C
With my picture, and some magic beans,
G Am C
And a blanket, that I got, when I was born.
CHORUS 1
D riff Am
Different people do the same things everyday,
C
I just look the other way,
D riff
But I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
I deny a problem with my attitude,
C
Cuz I will work for food,
D riff
Yeah I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
VERSE 2
I wasn't always pararnoid,
Sang a song on Uncle Floyd,
But the records, never sold, and that was bad.
And my Mommy still took care of me,
Till I was almost thirty-three
Now she's gone up to heaven, to see Dad.
CHORUS 2
Sheriffs came with pistols and their starry sleeves,
Gimme thirty days to leave,
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
No one wants to pay me for my broken heart,
C
So now I've got this shopping cart,
D riff
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
G Am C
On.....
G Am C
On, and on, and on, and on, and on.....
VERSE 3 (same as Verse 1 above)
CHORUS 3
Different people do the same things everyday,
I just look the other way,
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
I can't live without eternal gratitude,
C
Cuz I will work for food,
D riff
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
G Am C
On...
G Am C
On, and on and on, and on, and on....
G Am G Am
On, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on and on and
G Am C
On...
Have fun!!!
Please send comments or suggestions to:
Tim Wang
[email protected]
"Paint Ed big, turned Ed into.. one of his enemies."
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
From: Tim Wang
Work for Food, by Dramarama
Written by John Easdale
From the promotional single Work for Food,
electric version found on the album Hi-fi Sci-fi
Tabbed by Tim Wang
This is a very simple version of one of the best Dramarama songs
recorded. If you need a copy of this version, feel free to ask.
The chord pattern is very simple, and the chords used are as
follows:
G 320033
Am XX3320
C X32010
D XX0232
Dadd4 XX0233
Dsus2 XX0230
D riff is composed of - D (4X) D Dadd4 D Dsus2 D
INTRO
G Am C
G Am C
VERSE 1
G Am
Yeah well no one really understands,
C
A shopping cart is filled with cans,
G Am C
And a top hat, and a snare drum, and a horn.
G Am
And a poster and some magazines,
C
With my picture, and some magic beans,
G Am C
And a blanket, that I got, when I was born.
CHORUS 1
D riff Am
Different people do the same things everyday,
C
I just look the other way,
D riff
But I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
I deny a problem with my attitude,
C
Cuz I will work for food,
D riff
Yeah I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
VERSE 2
I wasn't always pararnoid,
Sang a song on Uncle Floyd,
But the records, never sold, and that was bad.
And my Mommy still took care of me,
Till I was almost thirty-three
Now she's gone up to heaven, to see Dad.
CHORUS 2
Sheriffs came with pistols and their starry sleeves,
Gimme thirty days to leave,
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
No one wants to pay me for my broken heart,
C
So now I've got this shopping cart,
D riff
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
G Am C
On.....
G Am C
On, and on, and on, and on, and on.....
VERSE 3 (same as Verse 1 above)
CHORUS 3
Different people do the same things everyday,
I just look the other way,
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
D riff Am
I can't live without eternal gratitude,
C
Cuz I will work for food,
D riff
And I keep on rollin', I keep on rollin'...
G Am C
On...
G Am C
On, and on and on, and on, and on....
G Am G Am
On, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and on and on and
G Am C
On...
Have fun!!!
Please send comments or suggestions to:
Tim Wang
[email protected]
"Paint Ed big, turned Ed into.. one of his enemies."
Drayton Hughes
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Dream On Dreamer
Dream On, Dreame (...)
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