Biography:
Rhett Miller (born Stewart Ransom Miller II on September 6, 1970) is the lead singer and songwriter for the alternative-country band the Old 97's. He graduated from St. Mark's School of Texas in Dallas in 1989.
While still in high school, he recorded his first solo effort, Mythologies, released on the Carpe Diem label, and produced by future 97 Murry Hammond. Miller and Hammond then formed the group Sleepy Heroes, a power-pop trio that released one CD - Under A Radio Sun - and promptly disbanded.
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Other songs:
- Question
- Come Around
- Our Love
- As Close As I Came To Being Right
- Fireflies
- Four
- Help Me Suzanne
- Here It Is Christmastime
- Hover
- I Used To Write In Notebooks
- Lashes
- Lost Without You
- Marina
- Meteor Shower
- Most In The Summertime
- My Valentine
- Nashville
- Pagliacci
- Point Shirley
- Singular Girl
- Sleepwalkin
- The Believer
- There Is A World Inside The World
- Things That Disappear
- This Is What I Do
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Alright the other version of this is unplayable to me. So I'm tabbing this out because
really simple. First of all, it's clearly in drop D because a low D is in the bass line.
other tabber missed that and it's so important. Although it makes it more difficult to
it sounds much better. There are still certain things about this song that mystify
but this is as accurate as i can get.
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Question - Rhett Miller
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Tabbed by: Matt Tarabulski
Email: [email protected]
CHORDS: (use thumb on 6th string when necessary, which is frequent, denoted by "t")
clarification: notes in parenthesis are the bass note.
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D) G B
e|--0----0----0---0---1---1-----1----3--------|
B|--1----1----1---5---1---1-----1----3---3----|
G|--0----0----2---5---2---2-----2----4---3----|
D|--2----2----2---7---3---3-----3----5---3----|
A|--3----2----0---7---3---3-----3----5---1----|
D|----------------5t--3t--2t----0----5--------|
As for the little transition runs, they're very simple, so just listen for them in the song.
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D)
She woke from a dream her head was on fire why was he so nervous
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D)
He took her to the park she crossed her arms and lowered her eye lids
F G C B
Someday somebody's gonna ask you
F G C B F
A question that you should say yes to once in your life
Am F G C
Maybe tonight Ive got a question for you
--Same pattern as above throughout this section:
She'd had no idea she started to cry she said in a good way
He took her by the hand walked her back home they took the long way
Someday somebody's gonna ask you
A question that you should say yes to once in your life
Maybe tonight
Ive got a question for you
--back to beginning progression twice and end on C.
really simple. First of all, it's clearly in drop D because a low D is in the bass line.
other tabber missed that and it's so important. Although it makes it more difficult to
it sounds much better. There are still certain things about this song that mystify
but this is as accurate as i can get.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Question - Rhett Miller
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by: Matt Tarabulski
Email: [email protected]
CHORDS: (use thumb on 6th string when necessary, which is frequent, denoted by "t")
clarification: notes in parenthesis are the bass note.
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D) G B
e|--0----0----0---0---1---1-----1----3--------|
B|--1----1----1---5---1---1-----1----3---3----|
G|--0----0----2---5---2---2-----2----4---3----|
D|--2----2----2---7---3---3-----3----5---3----|
A|--3----2----0---7---3---3-----3----5---1----|
D|----------------5t--3t--2t----0----5--------|
As for the little transition runs, they're very simple, so just listen for them in the song.
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D)
She woke from a dream her head was on fire why was he so nervous
C C(B) Am Am(G) F F(E) F(D)
He took her to the park she crossed her arms and lowered her eye lids
F G C B
Someday somebody's gonna ask you
F G C B F
A question that you should say yes to once in your life
Am F G C
Maybe tonight Ive got a question for you
--Same pattern as above throughout this section:
She'd had no idea she started to cry she said in a good way
He took her by the hand walked her back home they took the long way
Someday somebody's gonna ask you
A question that you should say yes to once in your life
Maybe tonight
Ive got a question for you
--back to beginning progression twice and end on C.
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