Biography:
The Lowest of the Low were a Canadian alternative rock group in the early 1990s. Although they never broke through to the mainstream, they were one of the most influential bands on the Canadian alternative music scene.
Formed by Ron Hawkins, Steve Stanley, Dave Alexander and John Arnott in 1991, the Low's punk-inspired folk pop quickly became a popular draw on the Queen Street West club circuit in Toronto.
Also in 1991, they released their debut album
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hey guys, on the Am in the intro, you will want to hammer
on the 2nd fret on the fourth string. Listen to the song
and figure out the strum pattern. The harmonica solo's
should be easy to figure out, they use the same chords
as you see in the song. hope you like it.
Capo Fret 3
Intro:
C Am C Am Dm C G Dm C G
C Am C Am Dm C G Dm G
Verse 1:
C G F Am G
Black Monday is coming around again
C G F Am G
And it feels like a friend that just won't take a hint
Dm G
'Cause it's hanging me up
F C
And it's hanging around
Am G F C
And I'm feeling far too lost to feel too profound
Am G F C
When the tone of my voice is the loneliest sound
Am G F C
My heroes have all become pathetic clowns
Am G F C
And I'm feeling far too lost to feel too profound
Verse 2:
C G F Am G
My friend Kate, you laugh like a tidal wave
C G F Am G
But "Charlie don't surf" on your laughter on Black Mondays
Dm G F C
And the shadows I feel are the shadows in me
Am G F C
And not even your face or your beautiful smile
Am G F C
Or the curve of your breasts or your laughing bright eyes
Am G F C
Could make me believe I'm a winner tonight
Am G F C
When Monday morning is just out of sight
Bridge:
Am G
I know a story
Am G
About a man who couldn’t see past his fingertips
Dm G
To reach out and touch it
Dm G
Was just too much like he needs it
Am G
And I know a woman
Am G Dm
Who reached out to me and all she got were my barbed-wire hands
G
And I won't be too proud
Dm G
If she can't depend on me when Black Monday starts coming around
Verse 3:
C G F Am G
My friend Kate, you are sad and beautiful
C G F Am G
And the way I am has never been too good for us
Dm G F C
'Cause I'm too blind to hear, and I'm too deaf to see
Am G F C
But I still have a voice that can call out your name
Am G F C
With a gut full of beer and a head full of pain
Am G F C
I can lie in your arms and be lovers again
Am G F C
And thank God Tuesday morning is just hours away
Outro:
Dm G F C
Do you know, I won't let you down?
Dm G F C
Rest your head when I come around
Dm G F C
Do you know, you can count on me?
Dm G F C
Laugh out loud, I see what you see
on the 2nd fret on the fourth string. Listen to the song
and figure out the strum pattern. The harmonica solo's
should be easy to figure out, they use the same chords
as you see in the song. hope you like it.
Capo Fret 3
Intro:
C Am C Am Dm C G Dm C G
C Am C Am Dm C G Dm G
Verse 1:
C G F Am G
Black Monday is coming around again
C G F Am G
And it feels like a friend that just won't take a hint
Dm G
'Cause it's hanging me up
F C
And it's hanging around
Am G F C
And I'm feeling far too lost to feel too profound
Am G F C
When the tone of my voice is the loneliest sound
Am G F C
My heroes have all become pathetic clowns
Am G F C
And I'm feeling far too lost to feel too profound
Verse 2:
C G F Am G
My friend Kate, you laugh like a tidal wave
C G F Am G
But "Charlie don't surf" on your laughter on Black Mondays
Dm G F C
And the shadows I feel are the shadows in me
Am G F C
And not even your face or your beautiful smile
Am G F C
Or the curve of your breasts or your laughing bright eyes
Am G F C
Could make me believe I'm a winner tonight
Am G F C
When Monday morning is just out of sight
Bridge:
Am G
I know a story
Am G
About a man who couldn’t see past his fingertips
Dm G
To reach out and touch it
Dm G
Was just too much like he needs it
Am G
And I know a woman
Am G Dm
Who reached out to me and all she got were my barbed-wire hands
G
And I won't be too proud
Dm G
If she can't depend on me when Black Monday starts coming around
Verse 3:
C G F Am G
My friend Kate, you are sad and beautiful
C G F Am G
And the way I am has never been too good for us
Dm G F C
'Cause I'm too blind to hear, and I'm too deaf to see
Am G F C
But I still have a voice that can call out your name
Am G F C
With a gut full of beer and a head full of pain
Am G F C
I can lie in your arms and be lovers again
Am G F C
And thank God Tuesday morning is just hours away
Outro:
Dm G F C
Do you know, I won't let you down?
Dm G F C
Rest your head when I come around
Dm G F C
Do you know, you can count on me?
Dm G F C
Laugh out loud, I see what you see
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