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Transcribed by Michael Chipperfield (12.Oct.2003)
mikechipperfield@hotmail.com
Transcribed with the use of Transcribe Version 6.00
by Seventh String Software
http://www.seventhstring.demon.co.uk/
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* Father To A Sister Of Thought by Pavement *
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from the Album Wowie Zowie.
Chords used
G Dm C A
E|--3-------1---------0--------0-----------------
B|--3-------3---------1--------2-----------------
G|--0-------2---------0--------2-----------------
D|--0-------0---------2--------2-----------------
A|--2-----------------3--------0-----------------
E|--3-----------------0--------0-----------------
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intro: G Dm C (x2)
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G
Rotten device, I'll say it twice
Dm C G
I'm too much, I'm too much comfort in here
Dm C
Cause too much, too much will leave you
G
Everywhere eyes, no where to die
Dm C G
No place to shove your sharpened heel
Dm C
I'm looking, looking for an
Em A G (let ring)
Tired place in case you wanted to go
Dm C A
I know, I'm leaning into the end
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The Break: G Dm C (x2)
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G
Calling the bluffs talking so tough
Dm C G
Good-bye to the ugly steeple fear
Dm C
Good times for ever after
G
I'm just a man, you see who I am
Dm C
I bind with my hooks and open the books
G
Dirty black cars
Dm C
Angel of Corpus Christi
Em A G (let ring)
You're so mYstic tell me what I want to hear
Dm C A G
I know, I'm leaning in
Dm C A
Well I know, I'm leaning into the end
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Second Break: G Dm C A
(X2) to the end to the end
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G Dm C A
I know, I'll never go
G Dm C A
I know, I'll never go
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outro:
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E|---------------------------------------------------------------------
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------
G|--------------------------------------------------------------------- x2
D|--------5--------5--3--3--0--------------5------5--3--3--------------
A|-----------------------------3--5-5--3-3------3----------------------
E|----3-3--------3-----------------------------------------5--3--~5~---
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------
G|---------------------------------------------------------------------
D|--------5--------5--3-----0-----------5------5--3--------------------
A|---------------------------------3-3-------3-------------------------
E|----3-3--------3-----------------------------------------------------
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James Average |
#1 by James Newsome at Feb 15, 2001 at 12:57 AM EST |
| NO POSTS!? Ok, this song sounds a little to me like he or someone he knows is leaving. Maybe he wants to leave town with someone. Other people, INPUT PLEASE! | |
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chris the pirat Lead Player |
#2 by chris the pirate. arr at Oct 12, 2007 at 1:25 AM EST |
| Because I really, err, "dig" this band, album and song in particular, I'll post this: 2nd verse, 5th line; it's not "Tired place..." but "Tired FACE...", as far as I know. Hope I'm correct, haven't checked if there are anyother misspells here. Cheers! :D | |
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Brandon Average |
#3 by Brandon Weathers at Oct 17, 2007 at 7:09 AM EST |
| "I know I'll never know" describes, quite accurately, how i feel about the "songmeaning" of this song. Too bad - Pavement is one of my favorite bands and this is one of my favorite Pavement tunes. I guess a lot of the imagery suggests a guy thinking about dying. dirty black cars (hearses?) angel of corpus christi. the end. no where to die. tired place in case you wanted to go. and so on. the title is pretty cryptic! | |
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wrath Average |
#4 by wrath child at Oct 18, 2007 at 7:17 PM EST |
| Wow.... I really can't believe this hasn't been changed yet!!! Kinda poor... anyways, WHEN u guys decide correct these lyrics; it's also quite audible that Malkmus repeats "too much" in the last line in the 1st verse ("Cause too much, too much will leave you"). You know what I'm talkin bout! Man, I love this band! :D | |