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Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 12:42:13 +0200
From: "Nestico' Gianbruno"
Subject: p/pearl_jam/all_those_yesterdays.crd
ALL THOSE YESTERDAYS (music and words by Stone Gossard)
By PEARL JAM
From the album YIELD
tabbed by Gian Bruno Nestico' (gianes@zoo.diaedu.unisa.it)
This is the acoustic part. This pretty song is quite simple to play.
I hope someone will post the solo later. Enjoy...
F tab C7 tab
e:--------------|--------------|
B:--------1-----|--------------|
G:-----2--------|--------3-----|
D:--3--------3--|-----2--------|
A:--------------|--3--------3--|
E:--------------|--------------|
Intro: play (F C7) 4 times, then F
Verses:
C7 F C7 F
Don't you think you oughtta rest?
C7 F C7 F
Don't you think you oughtta lay your head down?
C7 F C7 F
Don't you think you want to sleep?
C7 F C7
Don't you think you oughtta lay your head down?
F C7
Tonight
Don't you think you've done enough?
Don't you think you've got enough? Well maybe
You don't think there's time to stop
Time enough for you to lay your head down
Tonight
Let it wash away
All those yesterdays
What are you running from?
Taking pills to get along
Creating walls to call your own
So no one catches you?
Drifing off and doing all the things
That we all do
Let them wash away
All those yesterdays
All those ...
You got time...
You got time to escape
There still time...
It's no crime to escape
There still time to escape
It's no crime to escape
All those yesterdays.
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Grunge Hamster Lead Player |
#1 by Grunge Hamster at Jul 5, 1977 at 4:37 PM EST |
| I agree that the feeling of the song has to do with sleep, rest and escape, but I relate more with SoBeR's ideas of the walls we build and the difficulties we have in changing. We often feel it's wrong (a "crime" even) to change our ideas and admit that we've been wrong in our atitudes for some time ("all those yesterdays"). So the song's saying: give up your struggle, cause it's only doing you harm and it's ok to admit you were wrong or off track. Coupled with this comes the seductiveness of rest as an escape and it feels to me that the resting is sort of the acknowledgement of defeat (that you were wrong in something and are giving up). The rest and escape is something a person might have been fighting against, but should give in to and admit their mistakes. | |
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James Wanna Be |
#2 by James Makowiecki at Aug 3, 1981 at 7:02 AM EST |
| i was thinkig the same thing tami4 it has all the signs pointing to it aswell. i thought i was weird cuz i thought that but im glad im not. | |
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joel Average |
#3 by joel christman at Jun 5, 1988 at 8:06 AM EST |
| I have a friend who I think about every time I hear this song. She's an insomniac, and has an addiction to her various prescriptions, which she frequently takes too much of. Sometimes I play this song when she's around, hoping that she'll really listen to it, really listen to the message of the song "it's no crime to escape" and just let go of all those pills, and all those yesterdays. I sometimes write songs about various people and situations in my life, just to vent...but I can't write a song for her, because Eddie Vedder already did, and I could never put it better. | |
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hamadi Wanna Be |
#4 by hamadi alameddine at Dec 28, 1996 at 7:49 AM EST |
| Sleep and winding down from the day, got to love sleep. | |
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dan Average |
#5 by dan evans at Sep 17, 2000 at 12:02 PM EST |
| i thought it was paper planes....who knows | |