Biography:
Lambchop is an American alt-country band from Nashville, Tennessee, the capital of country music. Originally called Posterchild, the band (which formed in 1986) cannot easily be classified into a genre and certainly not into that of traditional country music. The collective around frontman Kurt Wagner has a fluid membership, at times including as many 18 musicians, and is frequently associated with alternative country. Lambchop’s music combines
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"Autumn's Vicar" by Lambchop
From the 2002 album Is a Woman
[Intro]
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
Chickadee tosses leaves out of her nester
A A6sus2
My uncle's uncle's uncles fester
C#m Bm
To chestnut's empty sound
C#m Bm
One by one they hit the ground
D
It's fall and it's warm
E
And I've got a sweater
A A6sus2
Tell me nothing nothing's better
A A6sus2
The flowers wilt from the weight of the leaves
C#m Bm
But it's not the cold
C#m Bm
It's the dryness
D A
That makes it so, (groovy)
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Let it roll
C#m Bm
God cues his trees to drop their load
Fm
I've got some used cowboy boots
A
You've got some weed
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
It's a noisy cracked accu-mulation
A A6sus2
Of golden brown, Mr. Brown's first born
C#m Bm
Can anyone get it
C#m Bm
It's not too obvious
D E
Two friends locked in a Dutch romance
A A6sus2
It's the angry middle aged distraction
A A6sus2
Your postman stumbles in the yard
C#m Bm
With a message long
C#m Bm
You communicate through song
D A
And take it up with the vicar
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
From the 2002 album Is a Woman
[Intro]
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
Chickadee tosses leaves out of her nester
A A6sus2
My uncle's uncle's uncles fester
C#m Bm
To chestnut's empty sound
C#m Bm
One by one they hit the ground
D
It's fall and it's warm
E
And I've got a sweater
A A6sus2
Tell me nothing nothing's better
A A6sus2
The flowers wilt from the weight of the leaves
C#m Bm
But it's not the cold
C#m Bm
It's the dryness
D A
That makes it so, (groovy)
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Let it roll
C#m Bm
God cues his trees to drop their load
Fm
I've got some used cowboy boots
A
You've got some weed
A A6sus2 A A6sus2 C#m Bm C#m Bm D E
[Verse]
A A6sus2
It's a noisy cracked accu-mulation
A A6sus2
Of golden brown, Mr. Brown's first born
C#m Bm
Can anyone get it
C#m Bm
It's not too obvious
D E
Two friends locked in a Dutch romance
A A6sus2
It's the angry middle aged distraction
A A6sus2
Your postman stumbles in the yard
C#m Bm
With a message long
C#m Bm
You communicate through song
D A
And take it up with the vicar
[Chorus]
E D
Believe you me
E D
Believe me you
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
C#m Bm
Grateful for the score
C#m Bm
The nuts today you store
Fm A
Could come in handy in the future
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