Biography:
Plants and Animals are a Canadian indie-rock band from Montreal, composed of guitarist-vocalists Warren Spicer and Nic Basque, and drummer-vocalist Matthew 'the Woodman' Woodley. They are signed to Secret City Records.
The first seeds of the band were originally planted on Canada’s salty-aired East Coast in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Young Warren C. Spicer and Matthew ‘the Woodman’ Woodley had begun playing together in high-school bands. The sea
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This is a pretty simple version of the song. There are only three chords repeated for
the whole song. After
a while the lines of the lyrics stop fitting the structure of the chords exactly. That
makes it harder to
place the chords properly above the lyrics. I've done my best, but you will definitely
need to listen to the
song to hear how he fits the lyrics to the chords.
Enjoy, guys. Thanks.
(C F Bb F) x 2
C F
I tried your cocaine
Bb F
Just to know what it could do
C F
I had to try it again
Bb F
Just to give it a second chance
C F
But it tore out my soul
Bb F
Passed out, crashed out on a mat
C F Bb F
And that was the end of that
C F
Oh lately, I've been such a drag
Bb F
All down in the dumps, man, moping and
C F
dragging my feets
Bb F
Coping with a life of luxuries
C F
Focused on my defeats and
Bb F
all the things it sucks to be
C F
Like the Great One said, "It's a crock of crap!"
Bb F C
And that was the end of that
(C F Bb F)
Here we go
C (hold)
Wait don't go
Bb F
You distract me so
C F
And you make it so easy
Bb F
to hide in the scenery
C F
In your vintage jewelry
Bb F
Like some f*cked up bumblebee
C F
Headed for the potpourri
Bb F
Of the ladies room
C (hold)
Wait don't go
Bb F
You turn me on so
C F
With your bee-sting lips
Bb F
And your pepper-grinder hips
C F
Like a thread and the needle
Bb F
We're just typical people
C F
We're hoping to be friends, do cool stuff
Bb F
and be equal
C
I think that's where it's at
F Bb F C
Can't we just say that that was the end of that
(C F Bb F) [repeat as necessary]
Was the end of that...
the whole song. After
a while the lines of the lyrics stop fitting the structure of the chords exactly. That
makes it harder to
place the chords properly above the lyrics. I've done my best, but you will definitely
need to listen to the
song to hear how he fits the lyrics to the chords.
Enjoy, guys. Thanks.
(C F Bb F) x 2
C F
I tried your cocaine
Bb F
Just to know what it could do
C F
I had to try it again
Bb F
Just to give it a second chance
C F
But it tore out my soul
Bb F
Passed out, crashed out on a mat
C F Bb F
And that was the end of that
C F
Oh lately, I've been such a drag
Bb F
All down in the dumps, man, moping and
C F
dragging my feets
Bb F
Coping with a life of luxuries
C F
Focused on my defeats and
Bb F
all the things it sucks to be
C F
Like the Great One said, "It's a crock of crap!"
Bb F C
And that was the end of that
(C F Bb F)
Here we go
C (hold)
Wait don't go
Bb F
You distract me so
C F
And you make it so easy
Bb F
to hide in the scenery
C F
In your vintage jewelry
Bb F
Like some f*cked up bumblebee
C F
Headed for the potpourri
Bb F
Of the ladies room
C (hold)
Wait don't go
Bb F
You turn me on so
C F
With your bee-sting lips
Bb F
And your pepper-grinder hips
C F
Like a thread and the needle
Bb F
We're just typical people
C F
We're hoping to be friends, do cool stuff
Bb F
and be equal
C
I think that's where it's at
F Bb F C
Can't we just say that that was the end of that
(C F Bb F) [repeat as necessary]
Was the end of that...
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