Biography:
The Tragically Hip's infectious songs, catchy melodies, inspired lyrics, and solid musicianship have secured their place as the kings of rock in Canada. Formed in the early '80s in Kingston, Ontario, they are a five-piece group of friends: Gordon Downie (primary lyricist and lead vocalist (February 6, 1963-October 17,2017), Paul Langlois and Rob Baker (guitars), Gord Sinclair (bass) and Johnny Fay (drums). For thirty years, The Tragically Hip has
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Other songs:
- 38 Years Old
- Ahead By A Century
- All Canadian Surf Club
- Another Midnight
- Are We Family Acoustic
- At The Hundredth Meridian
- Blow At High Dough
- Bobcaygeon
- Boots Or Hearts
- Born In The Water
- Bring It All Back
- Cemetary Sideroad
- Coffee Girl
- Cordelia
- Country Day
- Courage
- Dark Canuck
- Dire Wolf
- Done And Done
- Dont Wake Daddy
- Drop Off
- Eldorado
- Escape Is At Hand For The Travellin Man
- Evelyn
- Family Band
- Fiddlers Green
- Fifty Mission Cap
- Fireworks
- Flamenco
- Fly
- Fully Completely
- Get Back Again
- Gift Shop
- Grace Too
- Gus The Polar Bear From Central Park
- Im A Werewolf Baby
- In A World Possessed By The Human Mind
- In Sarnia
- In View
- Inch An Hour
- Its A Good Life If You Dont Weaken
- Killing Time
- Lake Fever
- Last American Exit
- Leave
- Little Bones
- Locked In The Trunk Of A Car
- Long Time Running
- Looking For A Place To Happen
- Love Sic
- Man Machine Poem
- Membership
- Morning Moon
- Music At Work
- My Music At Work
- Nautical Disaster
- New Maybe
- New Orleans Is Sinking
- Now The Struggle Has A Name
- Nuclear Bbq
- On The Verge
- Opiated
- Pigeon Camera
- Putting Down
- Queen Of The Furrows
- Scared
- She Didnt Know
- Sherpa
- Silver Jet
- Smalltown Bringdown
- So Hard Done By
- Something On
- Speed River
- Springtime In Vienna
- Stay
- The Bear
- The Darkest One
- The Last Of The Unplucked Gems
- The Last Recluse
- The Lookahead
- The New Maybe
- The Rules
- The Wherewithal
- Thompson Girl
- Three Pistols
- Throwing Off Glass
- Thugs
- Tired As Fuck
- Trickle Down
- Vaccination Scar
- Vapour Trails
- Waltz For Juliette
- Well Go Too
- What Blue
- Wheat Kings
- When The Weight Comes Down
- World Container
- Yer Not The Ocean
- Youre Everywhere
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BAND: The Tragically Hip
TITLE: The Bear
ALBUM: Music @ Work
TABBED BY: [email protected]
Sounds good on acoustic if you play the chords as barre chords,
while keeping the high e and b strings open on every chord and
you just move up and down the neck, as shown below.
F# 244300
E 012200
B 799800
A 577600
G 355400
[Intro]
F# E
[Verse 1]
F# E
F# E
I was first attracted by your scent
F# E
Your heart must be a caramelised onion
F# E
By the time I saw your flame
F# E
It was all over for you and what's his name
[Instrumental]
F# E
F# E
[Verse 2]
F# E
I think it was Algonquin park
F# E
It was so cold and winter dark
F# E
A promised hibernation high
B A B A
Took me across the great black plate of ice
F# E
Now I'm the islander
[Instrumental]
F# E
F# E
[Verse 3]
F# E
I found a place to call my den
F# E
And dreamt of the ferry and the enormous man
F# E
Huge as were his children
B A B A
Following around after him
F# E
I'm the islander
[Bridge]
G A
I woke up in the furtive spring
B A B A
More capable of anything
[Instrumental]
B A
B A
F# E
[Verse 4]
F# E
I waited for more men to come
F# E
They docked their boats and cocked their guns
F# E
The time for truth and reconciliation's gone
B A
But with my belly full I intended to get something done
B A
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E
[Bridge]
G A
I woke up in the dead of spring
B A B A
More hungry than anything
[Outro]
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E F# E F# E (4x)
TITLE: The Bear
ALBUM: Music @ Work
TABBED BY: [email protected]
Sounds good on acoustic if you play the chords as barre chords,
while keeping the high e and b strings open on every chord and
you just move up and down the neck, as shown below.
F# 244300
E 012200
B 799800
A 577600
G 355400
[Intro]
F# E
[Verse 1]
F# E
F# E
I was first attracted by your scent
F# E
Your heart must be a caramelised onion
F# E
By the time I saw your flame
F# E
It was all over for you and what's his name
[Instrumental]
F# E
F# E
[Verse 2]
F# E
I think it was Algonquin park
F# E
It was so cold and winter dark
F# E
A promised hibernation high
B A B A
Took me across the great black plate of ice
F# E
Now I'm the islander
[Instrumental]
F# E
F# E
[Verse 3]
F# E
I found a place to call my den
F# E
And dreamt of the ferry and the enormous man
F# E
Huge as were his children
B A B A
Following around after him
F# E
I'm the islander
[Bridge]
G A
I woke up in the furtive spring
B A B A
More capable of anything
[Instrumental]
B A
B A
F# E
[Verse 4]
F# E
I waited for more men to come
F# E
They docked their boats and cocked their guns
F# E
The time for truth and reconciliation's gone
B A
But with my belly full I intended to get something done
B A
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E
[Bridge]
G A
I woke up in the dead of spring
B A B A
More hungry than anything
[Outro]
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E
I'm the islander
F# E F# E F# E (4x)
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