Biografia:
Sycamore Smith is the stage name of Marc Smith, a musician from Marquette, Michigan. Smith, formerly of The Muldoons, has toured the United States with his uniquely comic brand of folk music, complete with derby hat, guitar, and kazoo.
Though little known outside of the Michigan area, his popularity is slowly growing, in most part due to his excellent website and some loyal fans spreading the word. Sycamore is an accomplished lyricist, and his songs often reflect his love of his home area and his atheism (Hokum All Ye Faithful).
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CAPO ON 2nd
Retreived from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g46LFfhOoSI
First tab, so be gentle
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E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the prophet with the perfect soul?
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
The heavenly bastard with his own slasher flick--
C G
The greatest fairytale ever told
E7 B7 Am7
Weekly he receives
Dm C E7
A kneeling ovation from a sleepy nation
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
They're swallowing the old routine, the holy saltine,
C G
And backwash from the cup of salvation
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G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
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E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the young man who died for your sins?
E7 B7 Am7
You think he would've learned his lesson
Dm
Not to mess with us,
C G
And yet they say he's gonna come again
E7 B7 Am7
He might've hit a ripe old age
Dm C E7
If a disciple had not failed him
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
Broken, betrayed and lost, he lay alone on the cross
C G
While the easter bunny pounded the nails in...
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G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
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E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the healer who could resurrect?
E7 B7 Am7
They say that when he rose from the dead
Dm
He had a flattened head,
C G
Black boots and two bolts in his neck
E7 B7 Am7
Hokum all ye faithful,
Dm C E7
That's the whole fable as I was told it
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
Honestly I'm half-way jealous of the gullible zealots
C G
Who believe this unbelievable bullshit...
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G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
E7 B7 Am7
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Retreived from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g46LFfhOoSI
First tab, so be gentle
-----
E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the prophet with the perfect soul?
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
The heavenly bastard with his own slasher flick--
C G
The greatest fairytale ever told
E7 B7 Am7
Weekly he receives
Dm C E7
A kneeling ovation from a sleepy nation
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
They're swallowing the old routine, the holy saltine,
C G
And backwash from the cup of salvation
-----
G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
-----
E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the young man who died for your sins?
E7 B7 Am7
You think he would've learned his lesson
Dm
Not to mess with us,
C G
And yet they say he's gonna come again
E7 B7 Am7
He might've hit a ripe old age
Dm C E7
If a disciple had not failed him
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
Broken, betrayed and lost, he lay alone on the cross
C G
While the easter bunny pounded the nails in...
-----
G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
-----
E7 B7 Am7
Tell me, have you heard the one
Dm C E7
About the healer who could resurrect?
E7 B7 Am7
They say that when he rose from the dead
Dm
He had a flattened head,
C G
Black boots and two bolts in his neck
E7 B7 Am7
Hokum all ye faithful,
Dm C E7
That's the whole fable as I was told it
E7 B7 Am7 Dm
Honestly I'm half-way jealous of the gullible zealots
C G
Who believe this unbelievable bullshit...
-----
G Am7 F
Have you heard the legend sweeping the land?
C E7
They're saying we all sprung from some invisible man
Am7 F
And when he finished up, he took a little rest
C G
And he's been resting ever since I guess...
E7 B7 Am7
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