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but that doesn't sound right to me. Not siren-like enough. Am I just using
the wrong kind of distortion, or am I hitting the wrong notes? And, because
I started this mess, I'll finish it by adding the chords...
REWell, I'm running
- SOL
Police on my back
RE Can you help me?
SOLPolice on my back
- RE
I am hiding
SOL Police on my back
REThey were shooting
- SOL
Police on my back
LA I've been running Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
SOLThursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
- LA
Running Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
SOL Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
RE SOLWhat have I done?
- RE SOL
What have I done?
(back to verse with other words)
Words are probably wrong, so if someone could post those, that would also be
neat:). And the bassline would be awesome, since Paul Simonon is blasting
away. And what about "White Riot" (which is just A, D, and E, but the bassline
is wicked awesome) ?
Let's also see if someone hasn't figured out Richard Lloyd's brilliant solos
in Matthew Sweet's "Divine Intervention" (I can give someone the rhythm part
if they really want it), "I've Been Waiting" (can someone post the whole
song?), and "Evangeline," which is fairly easy except for that damn brilliant
solo.
Marc Hirsh
"If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down?
we might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason."
---snappy end-of-file sign-off quote from Jack Handey, that deep guy
- /
^ ---ugly red source of all evil, who's a wacky guy in and of himself
V
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but that doesn't sound right to
..me. Not siren-like enough. Am I
..just using
the wrong kind of distortion, or
..am I hitting the wrong notes?
..And, because
I started this mess, I'll finish
..it by adding the chords...
REWell, I'm running
SOLPolice on my back
- RE
Can you help me?
SOL Police on my back
REI am hiding
- SOL
Police on my back
RE They were shooting
SOLPolice on my back
- LA
I've been running Monday, Tuesday,
..Wednesday
- SOL
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
LA Running Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
SOLThursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
- RE SOL
What have I done?
RE SOL What have I done?
(back to verse with other words)
Words are probably wrong, so if
..someone could post those, that
..would also be
neat:). And the bassline would be
..awesome, since Paul Simonon is
..blasting
away. And what about "White Riot"
..(which is just A, D, and E, but
..the bassline
is wicked awesome) ?
Let's also see if someone hasn't
..figured out Richard Lloyd's
..brilliant solos
in Matthew Sweet's "Divine
..Intervention" (I can give
..someone the rhythm part
if they really want it), "I've
..Been Waiting" (can someone post
..the whole
song?), and "Evangeline," which is
..fairly easy except for that damn
..brilliant
solo.
Marc Hirsh
"If trees could scream, would we
..be so cavalier about cutting
..them down?
we might, if they screamed all
..the time, for no good reason."
---snappy end-of-file sign-off
..quote from Jack Handey, that
..deep guy
- /
^ ---ugly red source of all
..evil, who's a wacky guy in and
..of himself
V
- SUONA ANCHE ..
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