Biography:
Uncle Tupelo was an alternative country music group from Belleville, Illinois, active between 1987 and 1994. Jay Farrar, Jeff Tweedy, and Mike Heidorn formed the band after the lead singer of their previous band, The Primitives, left to attend college. The trio recorded three albums for Rockville Records, before signing with Sire Records and expanding to a five-piece. Shortly after the release of the band's major label debut album Anodyne, Farrar
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High Water
Anodyne
Uncle Tupelo
by: Jay Farrar & Jeff Tweedy
transcribed:
Marcus Winfree
[email protected]
D A
Tried to face up to the blinding sun
Bm
Racing for the final word to come
G G/F#
Facing up is hard, to stay devout
D A G
I can't see the sand and it's running out
D G
And it's running out
D A
We quote each other only when we're wrong
Bm
We tear out the threads and move along
G G/F#
Can't seem to find common ground
D A Em
I can't see the sand and it's running out
A
It was only circumstances
D
But it's the difference
A
It gets in the way
Em A
No race is run in this direction
D
You can't break even
A Bm
You can't even quit the game
D G D A Bm G D A G D G
D
The current drags to the bottom
A
A hemorrhage that moves us around
Bm
Pulls and beckons, strong direction
G G/F#
High water forever bringing us down
D A G
I can't see the sand and it's running out
D G
It's running out
Em A
It was only circumstances
D
But it's the difference
A
It gets in the way
Em A
No race is run in this direction
D
You can't break even
A G D
You can't even quit the game
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------##
High Water
Anodyne
Uncle Tupelo
by: Jay Farrar & Jeff Tweedy
transcribed:
Marcus Winfree
[email protected]
D A
Tried to face up to the blinding sun
Bm
Racing for the final word to come
G G/F#
Facing up is hard, to stay devout
D A G
I can't see the sand and it's running out
D G
And it's running out
D A
We quote each other only when we're wrong
Bm
We tear out the threads and move along
G G/F#
Can't seem to find common ground
D A Em
I can't see the sand and it's running out
A
It was only circumstances
D
But it's the difference
A
It gets in the way
Em A
No race is run in this direction
D
You can't break even
A Bm
You can't even quit the game
D G D A Bm G D A G D G
D
The current drags to the bottom
A
A hemorrhage that moves us around
Bm
Pulls and beckons, strong direction
G G/F#
High water forever bringing us down
D A G
I can't see the sand and it's running out
D G
It's running out
Em A
It was only circumstances
D
But it's the difference
A
It gets in the way
Em A
No race is run in this direction
D
You can't break even
A G D
You can't even quit the game
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