Biography:
The Be Good Tanyas are an acoustic trio with folk and Americana influences, hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia. They play a combination of original and traditional material, and are notable for their lush vocal harmonies.
The group features Frazey Ford (guitar, vocals), Samantha Parton (guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals) and Trish Klein (electric guitar, banjo, harmony vocals). Jolie Holland is a former member and also a frequent guest.
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The be good tanyas – waiting around to die
CAPO 3 (i like 4)
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am
Sometimes I don't know where this dirty road is taking me
Em B
Sometimes I don't even know the reason why
Em
so I Guess I'll keep on gambling'
Am
Lots of booze and lots of rambling'
Em B Em
It's easier than just waitin around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B
Em Am
Once I had a Ma, I even had a Pa
Em B
He hit her with a belt once 'cause she cried
Em
She told him to take care of me
Am
Headed back to Tennessee
Em B Em
It was easier 'n just waitin around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em
I came of age and I met a girl
Am
in a Tuscaloosa bar
Em B
She cleaned me out and hid it on the sly
Em
well I tried to kill the pain
Am
I bought some wine and hopped a train
Em B Em
It was easier than just waiting around to die
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am
My friend said he knew where some easy money was
Em B
We robbed a man and brother did we fly
Em
But The posse caught up with me
Am
drug me back to muskogee
Em B Em
Now it's two long years of waitng around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em
Now I'm out of prison
Am
I got me a friend at last
Em B
He don't drink, or cheat, or steal, or lie
Em
His name's codeine
Am
he's the finest thing I've seen
Em B Em
and together we're gonna wait around to die.
CAPO 3 (i like 4)
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am
Sometimes I don't know where this dirty road is taking me
Em B
Sometimes I don't even know the reason why
Em
so I Guess I'll keep on gambling'
Am
Lots of booze and lots of rambling'
Em B Em
It's easier than just waitin around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B
Em Am
Once I had a Ma, I even had a Pa
Em B
He hit her with a belt once 'cause she cried
Em
She told him to take care of me
Am
Headed back to Tennessee
Em B Em
It was easier 'n just waitin around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em
I came of age and I met a girl
Am
in a Tuscaloosa bar
Em B
She cleaned me out and hid it on the sly
Em
well I tried to kill the pain
Am
I bought some wine and hopped a train
Em B Em
It was easier than just waiting around to die
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am Em B
Em Am Em B Em
Em Am
My friend said he knew where some easy money was
Em B
We robbed a man and brother did we fly
Em
But The posse caught up with me
Am
drug me back to muskogee
Em B Em
Now it's two long years of waitng around to die.
Em Am Em B
Em
Now I'm out of prison
Am
I got me a friend at last
Em B
He don't drink, or cheat, or steal, or lie
Em
His name's codeine
Am
he's the finest thing I've seen
Em B Em
and together we're gonna wait around to die.
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