Biography:
Harvey Danger was an alternative rock band that formed in Seattle, Washington in 1992 and rose to prominence in 1998 with the iconic single "Flagpole Sitta". Released from their debut album, 'Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone?', the song helped the group build its college radio fan-base. The band released their last album in 2005, 'Little by Little' (also known as 'Little by Little...'), after the five year hiatus that followed the release of their sophomore album, 'King James Version'.
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[Intro]
Em G D B
(I recommend whistling the guitar melody for the intro, if you're playing this solo acoustic)
[Verse 1]
Em G
Meet me up on 99, beneath the Marco Polo sign
Em A
I'll be the one with a box of wine and a hundred dollar car
Em
We could talk about the lives we've led
G
And count the reasons we're not dead
Em A
Or maybe we could talk instead about the ways in which we are
[Pre-Chorus]
G B
Always nothing or too much to say
G B
Only so many sides of the record to play
G B
And the song that got stuck in my head said
[Chorus]
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
[Verse 2]
(Note that the second verse and prechorus use different progressions from the first ones)
Em
Like carnivores to carnal pleasures
G
So were we to desperate measures
D Em
Melting into stagnant puddles, beat down by the sun
Em
I went to school, I didn't stay
G D
Spoke right up when I had nothing good to say
B
(and I said it to anyone who would listen)
[Pre-Chorus]
G B D
Lay me down in the bed that I made
C
Starved for sleep by the shrill serenade
B
Singing over and over
[Chorus]
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
Em
Em G D B
(I recommend whistling the guitar melody for the intro, if you're playing this solo acoustic)
[Verse 1]
Em G
Meet me up on 99, beneath the Marco Polo sign
Em A
I'll be the one with a box of wine and a hundred dollar car
Em
We could talk about the lives we've led
G
And count the reasons we're not dead
Em A
Or maybe we could talk instead about the ways in which we are
[Pre-Chorus]
G B
Always nothing or too much to say
G B
Only so many sides of the record to play
G B
And the song that got stuck in my head said
[Chorus]
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
[Verse 2]
(Note that the second verse and prechorus use different progressions from the first ones)
Em
Like carnivores to carnal pleasures
G
So were we to desperate measures
D Em
Melting into stagnant puddles, beat down by the sun
Em
I went to school, I didn't stay
G D
Spoke right up when I had nothing good to say
B
(and I said it to anyone who would listen)
[Pre-Chorus]
G B D
Lay me down in the bed that I made
C
Starved for sleep by the shrill serenade
B
Singing over and over
[Chorus]
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
Em D C B
You die by what you live by
Em D C B
You will die by what you live by
Em D C B A
You will die by what you live by every time
Em
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