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The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are a ska-core band from Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Bosstones is a play on Boston). They are credited with creating the ska-core genre, a form of music that mixes, to various degrees, elements of modern third-wave ska along with hardcore punk, jazz, and other influences. Their current lineup is Dicky Barrett (vocals), Joe Gittleman (bass), Lawrence Katz (guitar), Ben Carr (dancer, "Bosstone"), Joe Sirois (drums)
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The verses are probably better tabbed out, but I think that you can get away with the
progression in the pre-choruses and chorus. It's definitely not perfect, but it's
a devent cheat. Hope this helps.
Verse: G and D alternating improv pattern
Prechorus: C, G, D The C goes two beats, the G goes two beats the D goes four beats.
Chorus: G, D, Em, C each chord lasts A measure
G D
No time now for losing tempers
G D
or filling up with rage or anger
G D
flying off the handle could be detrimental
G D
calmer hands are called for here
Pre chorus
C G D
a breath or two might be applied
C G D
we'll count to ten and then decide
C G D
a rash decision - crash collision
C G D
damage done beyond repair
Chorus
G D Em
kinder words here we could pick
C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, well that needs to stop
G D Em
kinder words here we could choose
C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
D Em C
the temperature we need that to drop
Verse 2
G D
a wrong move now might spell disaster
G D
a selfish one might spell it faster
G D
let's relax, review the facts
G D
for all involved that might be best
Prechorus
C G D
a world of difference might be made
C G D
if our next move could be delayed
C G D
we'll sort it out and we'll talk about
C G D G
just what it was that caused this mess
Chorus
G D Em
kinder words here we could pick
C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, that's the worst thing we could do
G D Em
kinder words here we could choose
C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
G D Em C
watch what we say, don't walk away, we'll see it through
Repeat Chorus 1
G D
kinder words here we could pick
Em C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, well that needs to stop
G D
kinder words here we could choose
Em C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
D Em C
the temperature we need that to drop
progression in the pre-choruses and chorus. It's definitely not perfect, but it's
a devent cheat. Hope this helps.
Verse: G and D alternating improv pattern
Prechorus: C, G, D The C goes two beats, the G goes two beats the D goes four beats.
Chorus: G, D, Em, C each chord lasts A measure
G D
No time now for losing tempers
G D
or filling up with rage or anger
G D
flying off the handle could be detrimental
G D
calmer hands are called for here
Pre chorus
C G D
a breath or two might be applied
C G D
we'll count to ten and then decide
C G D
a rash decision - crash collision
C G D
damage done beyond repair
Chorus
G D Em
kinder words here we could pick
C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, well that needs to stop
G D Em
kinder words here we could choose
C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
D Em C
the temperature we need that to drop
Verse 2
G D
a wrong move now might spell disaster
G D
a selfish one might spell it faster
G D
let's relax, review the facts
G D
for all involved that might be best
Prechorus
C G D
a world of difference might be made
C G D
if our next move could be delayed
C G D
we'll sort it out and we'll talk about
C G D G
just what it was that caused this mess
Chorus
G D Em
kinder words here we could pick
C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, that's the worst thing we could do
G D Em
kinder words here we could choose
C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
G D Em C
watch what we say, don't walk away, we'll see it through
Repeat Chorus 1
G D
kinder words here we could pick
Em C G
a kind approach might do the trick
D Em C
hurt you, hurt me, well that needs to stop
G D
kinder words here we could choose
Em C G
we've kind of got a lot to lose
D Em C
the temperature we need that to drop
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