Biography:
Fugazi is a post-hardcore band formed in Washington, DC. Fronted by ex-Minor Threat vocalist Ian MacKaye and ex-Rites of Spring vocalist Guy Picciotto, both on vocals and guitar, Fugazi also consists of Joe Lally on bass and Brendan Canty on drums. Since its inception, Fugazi has been self-managed and have released almost all their material through Dischord Records, an independent label founded by MacKaye and partner Jeff Nelson in 1980. The band
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"Little Debbie" - Fugazi
Instrument Soundtrack
1999
Dischord Records
There are two guitar parts in this song. If you have knowledge of the band, Guy, in most
recorded, will be on the left side of a stereo sound, and Ian on the right. Thus,
the weird riff on the left side Guy's guitar and his lead part. Ian provides vocals in
song, and plays the rhythm guitar part.
Chords:
A - x02220
Em - 022000
F#m - 244222
Rhythm guitar
Standard Tuning: EADGBe
Intro/Preferred chorus/Post Verse: Played as A repeatedly 24 times (This is palm muted)
Verse: F#m to Em (This is also palm muted)
Lead Guitar:
Standard Tuning: EADGBe
Verse:
e:----------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------|
G:-----171717-----------------------|
D:16-16------16-16------------------|
A:-----------------15h16p15---------|
E:----------------------------------|
Guy also plays with Ian for the intro thing with the same A chords, but at random
so you must be aware of counting beats! Also, near the end of the song, Guy goes from
A
an octive higher, so check near the 12th fret.
Here are the lyrics:
A
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
She can't breath
With more to the middle
Of the house
To the house
In the middle of the night
No
Mama [x9]
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
Cut the crap
9 kids sneak into the restroom
Can't breathe nothing
Through the house today
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
A (Octive)
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
Listen to the song first, then check here to see if this is right. It really works,
me. It's best to listen to the song to get a feel to it before you actually play it.
If you need to contact me for more information, my email is [email protected]. My name
Jeremy. I would really appreciate it if you put the name of the song in the subject bar
I know what you are going to talk about before hand. Thanks! :D
Instrument Soundtrack
1999
Dischord Records
There are two guitar parts in this song. If you have knowledge of the band, Guy, in most
recorded, will be on the left side of a stereo sound, and Ian on the right. Thus,
the weird riff on the left side Guy's guitar and his lead part. Ian provides vocals in
song, and plays the rhythm guitar part.
Chords:
A - x02220
Em - 022000
F#m - 244222
Rhythm guitar
Standard Tuning: EADGBe
Intro/Preferred chorus/Post Verse: Played as A repeatedly 24 times (This is palm muted)
Verse: F#m to Em (This is also palm muted)
Lead Guitar:
Standard Tuning: EADGBe
Verse:
e:----------------------------------|
B:----------------------------------|
G:-----171717-----------------------|
D:16-16------16-16------------------|
A:-----------------15h16p15---------|
E:----------------------------------|
Guy also plays with Ian for the intro thing with the same A chords, but at random
so you must be aware of counting beats! Also, near the end of the song, Guy goes from
A
an octive higher, so check near the 12th fret.
Here are the lyrics:
A
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
She can't breath
With more to the middle
Of the house
To the house
In the middle of the night
No
Mama [x9]
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
Cut the crap
9 kids sneak into the restroom
Can't breathe nothing
Through the house today
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
F#m Em
A (Octive)
Oh yeah
A to F#m Em
Little Debbie's mom goes crazy
Listen to the song first, then check here to see if this is right. It really works,
me. It's best to listen to the song to get a feel to it before you actually play it.
If you need to contact me for more information, my email is [email protected]. My name
Jeremy. I would really appreciate it if you put the name of the song in the subject bar
I know what you are going to talk about before hand. Thanks! :D
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