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Simple Pages
Weezer
From Weezer's second self-titled album ("The Green Album")
Standard Tuning
/ - Slide down
- Slide up
Intro
E --------------------------------------
A --------------------------------------
D -6--6--6/7--7--2--2--2--2/4--4/5--5--
G --------------------------------------
B --------------------------------------
B --------------------------------------
Verse
A E
Gimmie some love, gimme some love, gimme some I...
F# D
Gimme some love, gimme some love sugar such a ....
Chorus
C# F# Em Em Em
Can't you see
D E
Where to be ...
A E D
These simple pages on my mind...
Interlude
D C# B ...To verse
Bridge
Gtr. 1 - Intro
Gtr. 2
C# B C# D
Give me something I can believe Oh baby
Solo is the verse on the G string.
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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Jer Average |
#1 by Jer at Jan 24, 1987 at 2:21 AM EST |
| at first i was sure he said 'you're just mean'...but whatever... it's a great song...i love it...it's got a cool beat... no matter what people say, i think Green is still a great album...>_ | |
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Devin Average |
#2 by Devin Moreno at Aug 21, 1995 at 8:00 AM EST |
| I think this song was written by Rivers with a subliminal intent of saying how he feels his song writing should be for the new album, and what it means to him. He wants the love of the radio and reviewers and music fans for going back to what he knows best, which is writing 'simple pages' aka 'simple pop songs.' when he refers to you he is talking to himself, so he says 'can't you see where to be this time' as opposed to the darker pinkerton songs he wrote which are the 'wrong wrong way to go.' He says at the end, 'can't you see, you're just me', which is further proof that he's writing to himself about what kind of music he wants to make from now on. | |
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