Biography:
The four members of The Deadly Syndrome are Chris Richard, William Etling, Mike Hughes, and Jesse Hoy.
The first time I met Mike from The Deadly Syndrome, he was throwing up on my couch. He had been out drinking the night before with Will, tore the head off a paper mache dummy, wrestled it across a stranger’s front lawn and then stumbled up to my house (I was living with Will and Jesse, and soon Chris would move into the garage) where he puked all over everything and passed out.
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This Old Home - The Deadly Syndrome
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Tabbed by:me
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:Standard
Hold C down for the intro/verse
e|-----------------------------------| x4
B|--1-1-0-1-0-1----1-----------------|
G|--0--------------0-----------------|
D|--2--------------2-2-0-2-0-2-------|
A|-3--------------3------------------|
E|-----------------------------------|
[Intro]
[This old home
Won't let me out]
Em C F
People come and
Em C F
Some children leave
Em C F
This hole is deepening
Em C
It's going to swallow me
[I'm just like
Just like the mites
Their plot's the same as
The same as mine
Tearing down this house
One piece at a time
Where there is]
Em C F
nothing left
Em C F
But small town charm
Em C F Em
There's really nothing left
C F
And it seems so far
Em C F
Dust gathers round us
Em C Em
This house was built to fall
C F
I'll be your compass
Em C F
If you'll be my wrecking ball
Em, C, F...
C Am Em G
Come back home...
C Am Em G
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
Am Em G
Come back home...
Am Em G
Come back home...
Come back home...
(repeat Am, Em, G until the end of the song)
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(back home)
Come back home...
End with the intro
e|-----------------------------------|
B|--1-1-0-1-0-1----1-----------------|
G|--0--------------0-----------------|
D|--2--------------2-2-0-2-0-2-------|
A|-3--------------3-------------3----|
E|-----------------------------------|
This Old Home - The Deadly Syndrome
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tabbed by:me
Email:[email protected]
Tuning:Standard
Hold C down for the intro/verse
e|-----------------------------------| x4
B|--1-1-0-1-0-1----1-----------------|
G|--0--------------0-----------------|
D|--2--------------2-2-0-2-0-2-------|
A|-3--------------3------------------|
E|-----------------------------------|
[Intro]
[This old home
Won't let me out]
Em C F
People come and
Em C F
Some children leave
Em C F
This hole is deepening
Em C
It's going to swallow me
[I'm just like
Just like the mites
Their plot's the same as
The same as mine
Tearing down this house
One piece at a time
Where there is]
Em C F
nothing left
Em C F
But small town charm
Em C F Em
There's really nothing left
C F
And it seems so far
Em C F
Dust gathers round us
Em C Em
This house was built to fall
C F
I'll be your compass
Em C F
If you'll be my wrecking ball
Em, C, F...
C Am Em G
Come back home...
C Am Em G
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
C (Am Em G)x2
Come back home...
Am Em G
Come back home...
Am Em G
Come back home...
Come back home...
(repeat Am, Em, G until the end of the song)
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(I'll never go)
Come back home...
(back home)
Come back home...
End with the intro
e|-----------------------------------|
B|--1-1-0-1-0-1----1-----------------|
G|--0--------------0-----------------|
D|--2--------------2-2-0-2-0-2-------|
A|-3--------------3-------------3----|
E|-----------------------------------|
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