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Matthew Good Band
Anti-Pop
listen to the song and pick these 2 chords out according to the
Repeat several times:
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-------------------------------------2-------------2-----
--------3-------------3--------3-------3-----3-------3---
--4-------4------4-------4-------3-------------3---------
----4--------------4----------1-----1------1-----1-------
2-----2--------2-----2-----------------------------------
verse:
Play these chords in this order
0 0 0
0 2 0
3 3 5
4 3 6
4 1 6
2 x 4
Chorus:
Play these chords in this order
0 0 0 0
0 0 2 0
5 3 3 3
6 4 3 4
6 4 1 4
4 2 x 2
Lyrics:
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
Let's get the party started
All born to stay up late
No one gets out of this one
No one gets out of this
Got a life from life on TV
Two eyes that stay in my skull
Long enough to start belive
If you give it up they'll love you for it
Give them blood and they'll love you for it
You're not my girl
You're just tired
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
Let's get the party started
All born to stay up late
No one gets out of this one
No one gets out of this
You're not my girl
You're just tired
Give it up and they'll love you for it
Give them blood and they'll love you for it
You're not my girl
You're just tired
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
Do do do
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†§ean† Average |
#1 by †§ean† at Sep 4, 1970 at 3:38 PM EST |
| Man the video and lyrics made noooo sense to me. Specially the verse "Your not my girl, your just tired"??? Can someone explain pls. | |
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steven Lead Player |
#2 by steven ratliff at Jul 16, 1973 at 5:54 AM EST |
| The Video for this song is great. There was a short story called "wish you were here" where this guy takes this lawn gnome around the world and takes pictures of it with famous landmarks. A while ago, there was a news story of someone who did the same thing. | |
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by fires light Rhythm Player |
#3 by by fires light she cried at Jun 4, 1975 at 7:27 AM EST |
| Total and thorough indictment of the unwashed masses as well as mainstream music. Mostly the latter, but the former's in there in the first pre-chorus ("Got a life from life on TV/Two eyes that stay in my skull/Long enough to start to believe") but then that switches to criticizing the people for wanting all of you ("give them blood and they'll love you for it"). The main thing about this song's that it lives up to the name. Complete backhanding of the pop formula, lyrically (he does start with "let's get the party started", people) and no, it's not a love song, as evidenced by the chorus. No sweetness in this one. | |
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Josh Average |
#4 by Josh Sanchez at Jul 1, 1982 at 12:47 AM EST |
| Think Anti-Pop for this one. Right from the name. This entire song is a really artsy take on pop culture right now, with not a breath wasted. The "Do do do, do do do" tones in the beginning are simple and catchy, without any real substance. Completely repetitive. Just like popular music right about now. The first verse is about the party life and how everyone sort of just gets sucked into it now because it's the "cool" thing to do. The lead into the chorus details how when you watch enough MTV (or similar channels) for long enough, you begin to believe in what they are and what they represent, until you'll give them the whole of your being essentially, doing whatever they want and playing right into their hands. "You're not my girl, you're just tired" follows the party atmosphere idea, with a random girl trying to get in some guy's pants and pretending it means something. Ultimately though, in the morning it's going to be forgotten either way and none of it will matter. This ties the whole song together, because no matter what an artist does in this day and age, their popularity is just a passing thing which will soon be forgotten shortly after. Given that I can't recall the last time I've heard anything about Matt Good on the mainstream levels, I suppose this was strangely prophetic, huh? | |
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Joonas Wanna Be |
#5 by Joonas Luukkainen at Apr 3, 1985 at 5:03 PM EST |
| by NtoTheDrk on 04-27-2002 @ 07:51:17 PM The Video for this song is great. There was a short story called "wish you were here" where this guy takes this lawn gnome around the world and takes pictures of it with famous landmarks. A while ago, there was a news story of someone who did the same thing. ---they do the same thing in Amelie from Montemarte, a french film... | |
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#6 by Riqu - at Oct 27, 1993 at 1:58 PM EST |
| Wow. I totally missed the meaning of the song, so it's good to read the interpretations of everyone. I'd hate to completely miss the point of Anti-Pop, but I actually like it as a love song. My initial interpretation of the song was as such. I thought the 'Give it up/ and they'll love you for it' ect.' lines refered to a girl who was going through a shitty time, and having everyone try to force their opinions on her. I thought the 'You're not my girl, you're just tired' lines meant, in her confused state, she leans on this guy she knows, and tries to sleep with him to make everything go away. But he knows it's wrong to sleep with her in those circumstances, so he admits 'You're not my girl, you're just in a shitty spot and need a friend.' | |
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rikiscorner Average |
#7 by rikiscorner at May 6, 2000 at 11:36 PM EST |
| Sugar Jones, he is basically talking about all those bands that were made by the media as part of some scheme to make someone rich. "your not my girl, your just tired" to me mean that you don't like me, your just following the herd because that is what society is telling you what to do, or something close to that. | |