Biography:
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Lauren O'Connell - 1988
CAPO II
A
F#m
E
INTRO (played in a strumming rhythm)
A F#m
e|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-2-22-2222-22-2222--2---------------2-22-222---22-222----22-222-222-222-|
G|-2-22-2222-22-2224p22--2------------2-22-222---22-222----22-222-222-222-|
D|-2-22-2222-22-2222--4p22------------4-44-444---44-444----44-444-444-444-|
A|-0-00-0000-00-0000--0--4p000--2-4-0-4-44-444---44-444----44-444-444-444-|
E|------------------------------------2-22-2220h222-222-0h222-222-222-222-|
E Esus4 E E Esus4 E
e|----------------------------------|
B|-0-00-000-000-00-0-00-000-000-000-|
G|-1-12-221-111-1111-12-221-111-111-|
D|-2-22-222-222-2222-22-222-222-222-|
A|-2-22-222-222-2222-22-222-222-222-|
E|-0-00-000-000-0000-00-000-000-000-|
A
There are four whole people in this house
A A/G# F#m
And I'm the last one awake again
A
And tomorrow we'll be biting nails
A A/G# E
And biting tongues to higher stakes again
D
And I'm thinking if I just don't sleep
A
The morning won't sneak up on me
D E
As just another yesterday again
CHORUS
E D E
But I was brilliant for just one day
A A/G# F#m
In nineteen eighty-eight
D
I didn't have to talk, I didn't have to think
E
They flushed my sins right down a sink
A A/G# F#m
Ten fingers and ten toes, and you're okay
E
Yeah, I think that's what they say
A
Well, how about today?
INTRO RIFF
VERSE 2
A
I think the world has got my number
A A/G# F#m
Oh my God, there's digits in my eyes
A
I think that I've been dancing 'round
A A/G# F#m
The brightest rooms in a cellophane disguise
D
Everybody still remembers
A
Things that I said last September
D E
Oh, but worst of all, so do I
CHORUS
D E
But I was a stranger for just one day
A A/G# F#m
Born with the cleanest slate
D
My mother loved me before she knew me
E
Gave me a name that didn't suit me
A A/G# F#m
But hey, that's okay
E
I've kept it anyway
Esus4 E A
What if I threw it away?
INTRO RIFF
VERSE 3
A
And to me God's just a metaphor
A A/G# F#m
He's a metaphor for everything that's strange
A
I take his name in vain a lot
A A/G# E
But I'm not sure just what it means these days
D
Sometimes I wish that I were still religious
A
Along with a lot of other wishes
D E
But I don't think that God would know my name
CHORUS
D E
But I was forgiven in bygone days
A A/G# F#m
When I still knew how to pray
D
And all the words were etched in gold
E
On the little Bible that I stole
A A/G# F#m
From my teacher in second grade
E
The one I didn't mean to take
Esus4 E A
Oh, what would Jesus say?
INTRO RIFF
D
E
A A/G#
F#m
E
CHORUS/OUTRO
E D E
And things were perfect for a time
A A/G# F#m
In nineteen ninety-nine
D
I was eleven years old, and we drove south
E
Yeah, down to my grandfather's house
A A/G# F#m
And everything was fine
E
It was right before he died
Esus4 E A
We were all so goddamn fine
A play first half of
F#m / the intro here
E A
We were all so goddamn fine
CAPO II
A
F#m
E
INTRO (played in a strumming rhythm)
A F#m
e|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-2-22-2222-22-2222--2---------------2-22-222---22-222----22-222-222-222-|
G|-2-22-2222-22-2224p22--2------------2-22-222---22-222----22-222-222-222-|
D|-2-22-2222-22-2222--4p22------------4-44-444---44-444----44-444-444-444-|
A|-0-00-0000-00-0000--0--4p000--2-4-0-4-44-444---44-444----44-444-444-444-|
E|------------------------------------2-22-2220h222-222-0h222-222-222-222-|
E Esus4 E E Esus4 E
e|----------------------------------|
B|-0-00-000-000-00-0-00-000-000-000-|
G|-1-12-221-111-1111-12-221-111-111-|
D|-2-22-222-222-2222-22-222-222-222-|
A|-2-22-222-222-2222-22-222-222-222-|
E|-0-00-000-000-0000-00-000-000-000-|
A
There are four whole people in this house
A A/G# F#m
And I'm the last one awake again
A
And tomorrow we'll be biting nails
A A/G# E
And biting tongues to higher stakes again
D
And I'm thinking if I just don't sleep
A
The morning won't sneak up on me
D E
As just another yesterday again
CHORUS
E D E
But I was brilliant for just one day
A A/G# F#m
In nineteen eighty-eight
D
I didn't have to talk, I didn't have to think
E
They flushed my sins right down a sink
A A/G# F#m
Ten fingers and ten toes, and you're okay
E
Yeah, I think that's what they say
A
Well, how about today?
INTRO RIFF
VERSE 2
A
I think the world has got my number
A A/G# F#m
Oh my God, there's digits in my eyes
A
I think that I've been dancing 'round
A A/G# F#m
The brightest rooms in a cellophane disguise
D
Everybody still remembers
A
Things that I said last September
D E
Oh, but worst of all, so do I
CHORUS
D E
But I was a stranger for just one day
A A/G# F#m
Born with the cleanest slate
D
My mother loved me before she knew me
E
Gave me a name that didn't suit me
A A/G# F#m
But hey, that's okay
E
I've kept it anyway
Esus4 E A
What if I threw it away?
INTRO RIFF
VERSE 3
A
And to me God's just a metaphor
A A/G# F#m
He's a metaphor for everything that's strange
A
I take his name in vain a lot
A A/G# E
But I'm not sure just what it means these days
D
Sometimes I wish that I were still religious
A
Along with a lot of other wishes
D E
But I don't think that God would know my name
CHORUS
D E
But I was forgiven in bygone days
A A/G# F#m
When I still knew how to pray
D
And all the words were etched in gold
E
On the little Bible that I stole
A A/G# F#m
From my teacher in second grade
E
The one I didn't mean to take
Esus4 E A
Oh, what would Jesus say?
INTRO RIFF
D
E
A A/G#
F#m
E
CHORUS/OUTRO
E D E
And things were perfect for a time
A A/G# F#m
In nineteen ninety-nine
D
I was eleven years old, and we drove south
E
Yeah, down to my grandfather's house
A A/G# F#m
And everything was fine
E
It was right before he died
Esus4 E A
We were all so goddamn fine
A play first half of
F#m / the intro here
E A
We were all so goddamn fine
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