Biography:
Bob Mould (born October 16, 1960, in Malone, New York) is an American musician, principally known for his work as guitarist, vocalist and songwriter for influential rock bands Hüsker Dü in the 1980s and Sugar in the 1990s.
Born in Malone, New York, Mould lived in several places, including Pine City, Minnesota and the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, where he attended Macalester College. There, he formed Hüsker Dü in the late 1970s, with drummer/singer Grant Hart and bass guitarist Greg Norton.
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Other songs:
- I Dont Know You Anymore
- The Descent
- Voices In My Head
- Believe What Youre Saying
- Briefest Moment
- Cant Fight It
- Im Sorry Baby
- Mm 17
- Next Time That You Leave
- Paralyzed
- Sacrifice Let There Be Peace
- See A Little Light
- The Silence Between Us
- The Slim
- The War
- Thumbtack
- Tomorrow Morning
- Very Temporary
- Wishing Well
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The Slim
1/3 2/4
A/E C B G D
||e---O---|---O---|---O---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||b---O---|---O---|---O---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||g---4---|---4---|---4---| |---4---|| ||---7---||
||d---2---|---X---|---X---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||a---O---|--h3---|---2---| |---X---|| ||---5---||
||E---X---|---X---|---X---| |---3---|| ||---X---||
The frets and third times through, the riff goes to the 'G', whilst the
second and third times, it slides up to the 'D' bit.
An example (using the bass notes to deliniate the changes):
A/E C B
Do you know Where you're going
G
Do you know where you've been
A/E C B
Is it simple? Is it simple
D
The chances seem so slim
Etcetera... (pardon, but I can't remember the lyrics. I apologise for
any lyrical bollocksings up). Now, the chorus:
The chords are (yes, dearies, real chords for the chorus!):
Fmaj7 Em Emaj C9 Dsus2
||e---O---|---O---|---O---|---O---|---O---||
||b---1---|---O---|---O---|---3---|---3---||
||g---2---|---O---|---1---|---O---|---2---||
||d---3---|---2---|---2---|---2---|---O---||
||a---3---|---2---|---2---|---3---|---O---||
||E---X---|---O---|---O---|---X---|---X---||
So, here's how it works:
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Iiiiiiiiiii'm Left behind
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Left behind, left behind It's a matter of time
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Your protection from injection My projection
C9 Dsus2
Ejected from the slide Ejected from the slide
1/3 2/4
A/E C B G D
||e---O---|---O---|---O---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||b---O---|---O---|---O---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||g---4---|---4---|---4---| |---4---|| ||---7---||
||d---2---|---X---|---X---| |---O---|| ||---O---||
||a---O---|--h3---|---2---| |---X---|| ||---5---||
||E---X---|---X---|---X---| |---3---|| ||---X---||
The frets and third times through, the riff goes to the 'G', whilst the
second and third times, it slides up to the 'D' bit.
An example (using the bass notes to deliniate the changes):
A/E C B
Do you know Where you're going
G
Do you know where you've been
A/E C B
Is it simple? Is it simple
D
The chances seem so slim
Etcetera... (pardon, but I can't remember the lyrics. I apologise for
any lyrical bollocksings up). Now, the chorus:
The chords are (yes, dearies, real chords for the chorus!):
Fmaj7 Em Emaj C9 Dsus2
||e---O---|---O---|---O---|---O---|---O---||
||b---1---|---O---|---O---|---3---|---3---||
||g---2---|---O---|---1---|---O---|---2---||
||d---3---|---2---|---2---|---2---|---O---||
||a---3---|---2---|---2---|---3---|---O---||
||E---X---|---O---|---O---|---X---|---X---||
So, here's how it works:
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Iiiiiiiiiii'm Left behind
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Left behind, left behind It's a matter of time
Fmaj7 Em Em-H-Emaj
Your protection from injection My projection
C9 Dsus2
Ejected from the slide Ejected from the slide
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