Biography:
Slaughter Beach, Dog is an indie rock/punk band, the brainchild of Philadelphia-based musician Jake Ewald - best known as one quarter of Modern Baseball. The other members include fellow MOBO-ite Ian Farmer on guitar, Evan Clarke-Moorehead on bass, and Patrick Ware on drums. They play sweet jams about other people, and sometimes get a little alt-country. They're bringing it all back, baby.
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Audiotree Far Out Performance (Acoustic) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HahQX5mJvUI
There are basically only 3 chords to this with a variation of the C chord on certain words. Pretty easy song
when you get the hang of it. Dadd4 is just a C chord moved up 2 frets
WHERE THERE ARE 0's you pick that string.
G C Dadd4 Gadd4/C (C root note)
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-3-----1----------3--------0-----------------------------------------------|
G|-0-----0----------0--------0-----------------------------------------------|
D|-------2----------4--------------------------------------------------------|
A|-------3----------5--------3-----------------------------------------------|
E|-3-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
G
I know the “you” when you are getting dressed
C G
Is not the “you” I've really come to know
Dadd4
She speaks in shorter phrases
Gadd4/C
And she often can't remember
G Dadd4 G
Which impulsive words were emitted as response
[Verse 2]
G
But it's not a selfish shorter-spanned attention
C G
Rather preference for the politics of grooming
Dadd4
Hell, I'd paint my face and fingers
Gadd4/C
And my toes and lips and eyelids
G Dadd4
If it meant tonight I didn't have to think about the future
G
Just to fixate my attention on a wooden powder pencil
C
Not a single thought devoted
G
To whatever's on outside the house
Dadd4 Gadd4/C
Or even past the door to your mother's bathroom
Where we're sitting
G Dadd4 G
And surviving on the steadiness of passing time
[Chorus 1]
G
So when the lines are drawn and all the powders matted
C G
You'll be standing there blinking at your image
Dadd4
And you wished that it would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what it's supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But reflections do not turn themselves away
[Verse 3]
G
When you were younger and your mother started drinking
C G
She would tuck you in and close your bedroom door
Dadd4
Then one night you sprung awake
Gadd4/C
Inside a turning twisted dream
G Dadd4 G
And you ran downstairs to find her laying out across the floor
[Verse 4]
G
She did not hear you softly crying near her
C G
Or feel your mouth all hot against her ear
Dadd4
So you kissed her like she taught you
Gadd4/C
And for the first time on the head
G Dadd4 G
You got up and tucked your own self into bed
[Chorus 2]
G
So when the lines are drawn and all the powders matted
C G
You'll be standing there blinking at your image
Dadd4
And you wished that it would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what it's supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But reflections do not turn themselves away
Dadd4
Yeah you wished that you would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what you're supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But it's easier to blink and stare and stay
There are basically only 3 chords to this with a variation of the C chord on certain words. Pretty easy song
when you get the hang of it. Dadd4 is just a C chord moved up 2 frets
WHERE THERE ARE 0's you pick that string.
G C Dadd4 Gadd4/C (C root note)
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-3-----1----------3--------0-----------------------------------------------|
G|-0-----0----------0--------0-----------------------------------------------|
D|-------2----------4--------------------------------------------------------|
A|-------3----------5--------3-----------------------------------------------|
E|-3-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
G
I know the “you” when you are getting dressed
C G
Is not the “you” I've really come to know
Dadd4
She speaks in shorter phrases
Gadd4/C
And she often can't remember
G Dadd4 G
Which impulsive words were emitted as response
[Verse 2]
G
But it's not a selfish shorter-spanned attention
C G
Rather preference for the politics of grooming
Dadd4
Hell, I'd paint my face and fingers
Gadd4/C
And my toes and lips and eyelids
G Dadd4
If it meant tonight I didn't have to think about the future
G
Just to fixate my attention on a wooden powder pencil
C
Not a single thought devoted
G
To whatever's on outside the house
Dadd4 Gadd4/C
Or even past the door to your mother's bathroom
Where we're sitting
G Dadd4 G
And surviving on the steadiness of passing time
[Chorus 1]
G
So when the lines are drawn and all the powders matted
C G
You'll be standing there blinking at your image
Dadd4
And you wished that it would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what it's supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But reflections do not turn themselves away
[Verse 3]
G
When you were younger and your mother started drinking
C G
She would tuck you in and close your bedroom door
Dadd4
Then one night you sprung awake
Gadd4/C
Inside a turning twisted dream
G Dadd4 G
And you ran downstairs to find her laying out across the floor
[Verse 4]
G
She did not hear you softly crying near her
C G
Or feel your mouth all hot against her ear
Dadd4
So you kissed her like she taught you
Gadd4/C
And for the first time on the head
G Dadd4 G
You got up and tucked your own self into bed
[Chorus 2]
G
So when the lines are drawn and all the powders matted
C G
You'll be standing there blinking at your image
Dadd4
And you wished that it would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what it's supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But reflections do not turn themselves away
Dadd4
Yeah you wished that you would turn around
Gadd4/C
And do what you're supposed to
G Dadd4 G
But it's easier to blink and stare and stay
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