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The verse:
A5 power chords, tickling a G5 power chord at the beginning of every
couple measures, and at the beginning of each measure during the
second part of the verse. Here's the gist with a lame attempt at the lyrics.
LA5 SOL5
Frequently called nothin' buts
LA5 SOL5
Snorin' when you snap it back
LA5 SOL5
Everyone
LA5 SOL5
Knows it's you
LA5 SOL5 LA5
Why won't you admit it, scream
MI5
You
That E5 is:
SOL--9--
RE--9--
LA--7--
MI-----
Then, the little bridge-riff is:
A--7----8--7-
And take it all
Verse again, then the chorus, which goes like this:
LA5
single-note A (7th fret on D) D5
I be-lieve,
A-note C5 E5
that I'll never leave your serpentine pad.
(just in case yr wondering, all the chords are barre)
My interpretation of the lyrics:
Frequently called nothin' buts
Snorin' when you snap it back
Everybody, knows it's you, why won't you admit it, scream!
You
And take it all
Corporate integration
From the corporation
I don't need this corporation attitude
Tude tude tude
--Chorus--
I believe,
That I'll never leave
Your serpentine pad
Darlin' when you wake up
Better ask the grown-ups
If they have, hose and twine, leave the man who needed the lice
Think it might
Be another scene, bet
I don't wanna know, but
I don't know, if I should, if I could or if I would, anyway
(serpentine pad)
--Chorus--
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