Biography:
Jesse Malin (born January 1968 in New York City) is an American singer-songwriter who started his performing career at the age of 12 in the 1980s in the New York hardcore band Heart Attack. After that Malin was the original frontman for the 90's punk/hard rock band D Generation. After that band broke up in 1999, Malin formed the alt. rock band Bellvue before he began to work on solo material. Malin's solo songs have displayed such influences as Paul Westerberg, Bruce Springsteen, and Neil Young.
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Jesse Malin
Riding on the subway
The fine art of self destruction
My first tab so please go easy, any suggestions greatfully recieved.
Standard tuning: E A D G B E
Capo on 2nd fret or on 3rd if tuned down half a step like Jesse often does.
Bass intro
Em G Em
Em G Em Em G Em
The Harlem mammas they are laughing
They call me punk rock think they're cute
The pizza boys they keep on starin'
I guess they finally made it off their stoop
Em G
I don't even know and I don't even care x3
C
Oh yeah
G C
Since I've been hanging round
G C
Machines go up and down
G C D
Spray paint gospel on the beat
G C
Another billboard reads
G C
Come to Miami Beach
G C D
A man sells pretzels in the heat
Riding on the subway
Em G Em
Saints and sinners sweepstakes winners
Nine to five their smoking gun
Jazzman Jimmy's busked a million
Sometimes plays Duke Ellington for fun
I don't even know and I don't even care x3
Oh yeah
I've been hanging round
In the underground
One day I saw you in your seat
Past the transit cops
A three-card monty box
If I only had the guts to speak
Riding on the subway
C
Mother told me yesterday
G D
The things that God would never say before
C G D
We'll hang around the radio and listen to the status quo go on
I'm all right until Sunday night when
I keep going down
Took the local round
A soul confession in my sleep
Ain't no wishing well
Underneath the El
I still hope someday we might meet
Riding on the subway
Riding on the subway
The fine art of self destruction
My first tab so please go easy, any suggestions greatfully recieved.
Standard tuning: E A D G B E
Capo on 2nd fret or on 3rd if tuned down half a step like Jesse often does.
Bass intro
Em G Em
Em G Em Em G Em
The Harlem mammas they are laughing
They call me punk rock think they're cute
The pizza boys they keep on starin'
I guess they finally made it off their stoop
Em G
I don't even know and I don't even care x3
C
Oh yeah
G C
Since I've been hanging round
G C
Machines go up and down
G C D
Spray paint gospel on the beat
G C
Another billboard reads
G C
Come to Miami Beach
G C D
A man sells pretzels in the heat
Riding on the subway
Em G Em
Saints and sinners sweepstakes winners
Nine to five their smoking gun
Jazzman Jimmy's busked a million
Sometimes plays Duke Ellington for fun
I don't even know and I don't even care x3
Oh yeah
I've been hanging round
In the underground
One day I saw you in your seat
Past the transit cops
A three-card monty box
If I only had the guts to speak
Riding on the subway
C
Mother told me yesterday
G D
The things that God would never say before
C G D
We'll hang around the radio and listen to the status quo go on
I'm all right until Sunday night when
I keep going down
Took the local round
A soul confession in my sleep
Ain't no wishing well
Underneath the El
I still hope someday we might meet
Riding on the subway
Jesse Rice
Jesse Rya
Jesse Sheehan
Jesse Stockton
Jesse Stutsman