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Machinery Hall was a Boston three-piece formed in 1992 when singer/songwriter Mark Nelson was joined by drummer Paul Buhl and bassist David Dunn. Heavily involved in the prospering indie-rock scene of the mid to late '90s, the band released 10 studio albums supported by several local and national tours. Dunn was replaced by Nelson's brother, Michael, in 1995. The band dispersed in 2003 amidst a collapsed deal with Rockbox Records and creative divergence.
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Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 19:37:10 +0000
From: "Amazin' Will Lipchitz"
Subject: It_Suits_You_Now.tab by Machinery_Hall
by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl
> from the 1994 album "Machinery Hall"
> on Permagrin Records out of Boston
>=20
> tabbed by Will Lipchitz
> corrections and comments welcomed
>=20
> Am G F E
> Stories, like convictions, end
> Am G F E
> Still, I feel a need to piss you off once again
> Am G F E
> Then it dawns on me - That we were never raised that way
> Am G F E
> And it=D5s clear to me - you live a long and lonely wait
>=20
> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
>=20
> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
>=20
> Am G F E
> Your lips are a semi-circle
> Am G F E
> Though they tend to overflow for me
> Am G F E
> Things are better now, we talk about it every day
> Am G F E
> Yet, apparently, you walk and talk a different game
>=20
> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
>=20
> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
>=20
> Am - G - F - E
>=20
> End on Am for a nice finish
#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. #
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Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 19:37:10 +0000
From: "Amazin' Will Lipchitz"
Subject: It_Suits_You_Now.tab by Machinery_Hall
by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl
> from the 1994 album "Machinery Hall"
> on Permagrin Records out of Boston
>=20
> tabbed by Will Lipchitz
> corrections and comments welcomed
>=20
> Am G F E
> Stories, like convictions, end
> Am G F E
> Still, I feel a need to piss you off once again
> Am G F E
> Then it dawns on me - That we were never raised that way
> Am G F E
> And it=D5s clear to me - you live a long and lonely wait
>=20
> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
>=20
> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
>=20
> Am G F E
> Your lips are a semi-circle
> Am G F E
> Though they tend to overflow for me
> Am G F E
> Things are better now, we talk about it every day
> Am G F E
> Yet, apparently, you walk and talk a different game
>=20
> Am G
> It suits you now
> Am G
> A mile behind
> Am G
> Great place to start
>=20
> Chorus:
> Am G F Fmaj7?
> Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
> Am G F
> Imagine / You unto me
>=20
> Am - G - F - E
>=20
> End on Am for a nice finish
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