Biography:
Tagged as "one of Boston's hottest new bands" by The Boston Globe, The David Wax Museum fuses exuberant Mexican roots music with rockin' country folk reminiscent of old school Jayhawks and early Wilco to create "Boston's homegrown answer to Calexico" (The Bostonist). They have toured with The Avett Brothers and have just completed their own six-week tour of the East Coast.
Originally from Columbia, Missouri, the band is now based on Boston. Wax
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The Least I Can Do
By The David Wax Museum
Tab by A. Damitz
This is easiest played capo'd on the 2nd fret, and how Wax plays live.
Verse
G Am C G
I dont see my sisters too much, As if state lines were cattle guards
G Am C G
I dont see my parents that much, mamas health makes traveling hard
G Am C G
I dont see my hometown that much, but I picture it frozen in time.
G Am C G
Everyone has moved on in some way, as I have moved on in mind.
Chorus x 2
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Bridge
Dm C
At least thats what I tell myself
Cm D
Its the least I can do.
G Am C G x 2
G Am
I dont listen to my old records that much,
C G
something different bout the way the sound
G Am C G
I dont swallow my pride too much, there isnt anything there to keep down
G Am C G
I dont think of you all that much, maybe once or twice each afternoon
G Am C G
You see my heart is like a flower, once it opens it cant un-bloom
Chorus x2 again
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Bridge
Dm C
At least thats what I tell myself
Cm D
Its the least I can do.
(This next part twice with a hold on “heart” on the second repeat and an Am finishing)
Am C G
So much planted youd think something wouldve grown in your heart
Em C (Am)
In your heart in your heart
Chorus x 2 last time
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Am C G
So much planted youd think something wouldve grown in your heart
Em C Am
In your heart in your heart
By The David Wax Museum
Tab by A. Damitz
This is easiest played capo'd on the 2nd fret, and how Wax plays live.
Verse
G Am C G
I dont see my sisters too much, As if state lines were cattle guards
G Am C G
I dont see my parents that much, mamas health makes traveling hard
G Am C G
I dont see my hometown that much, but I picture it frozen in time.
G Am C G
Everyone has moved on in some way, as I have moved on in mind.
Chorus x 2
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Bridge
Dm C
At least thats what I tell myself
Cm D
Its the least I can do.
G Am C G x 2
G Am
I dont listen to my old records that much,
C G
something different bout the way the sound
G Am C G
I dont swallow my pride too much, there isnt anything there to keep down
G Am C G
I dont think of you all that much, maybe once or twice each afternoon
G Am C G
You see my heart is like a flower, once it opens it cant un-bloom
Chorus x2 again
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Bridge
Dm C
At least thats what I tell myself
Cm D
Its the least I can do.
(This next part twice with a hold on “heart” on the second repeat and an Am finishing)
Am C G
So much planted youd think something wouldve grown in your heart
Em C (Am)
In your heart in your heart
Chorus x 2 last time
C Bm Em G
Im not trying to get away, from anything, or anyone
C G
Im not trying to get away from you.
Am C G
So much planted youd think something wouldve grown in your heart
Em C Am
In your heart in your heart
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