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Screen Door Tab

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Screen Door
No Depression
Uncle Tupelo

transcribed:
	Weirdo - peoples@moe.coe.uga.edu


verse*

G
Down here where we're at
G
Sweat drips from the tip of your nose
    C                                      G
You wear loose clothes and you try to stay cool
D                       C              G
We all had a lotta fun. Never saw much school


chorus*
D
Down here where we're at
Em           C
Everybody is equally poor
D
Down here we don't care
Em                 C          D              G
We don't care what happens outside the screen door.

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Screen Door Tab

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture Tim Professional	#1 by Tim Marchant at May 2, 1994 at 12:46 PM EST
	A more important song than most people realize, I think--Tweedy is singing about the lower class in the rural midwest, and their "plight" (or, more accurately, their happy ignorance). He sounds wistful--he sings about how they have fun without cares, and don't really worry about what happens outside in the rest of the world. I like the line "Everybody is equally poor"--it hints that this song might have more social meaning than appears. A good song.