Biography:
Hoots & Hellmouth is an americana/roots band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. The band was formed in 2005 by Sean Hoots and Andrew Gray. Both Hoots and Gray (aka Hellmouth) were already veterans of the Pennsylvania alternative rock scene by the time they began playing together in 2005, having been involved in Philadelphia-area bands Pilot Round the Sun and Midiron Blast Shaft.
They initially started the group as a duo, playing roots music intended to evoke the feeling of revival shows.
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Tabbed by Chandler Sterling, 4/9/2012 in Madison WI
Ultimate guitar probably screwed up the formatting so I've provided the
chord progressions for each section as well as attempting to have the chord
name above the word.
Tabbed from Hoots & Hellmouth at the MoBoogie Loft
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPEcYhPWsk
Lyrics from
http://www.lyricsmania.com/home_for_supper_lyrics_hoots_and_hellmouth.html
Hoots and Hellmouth website: http://www.hootsandhellmouth.com/
Did I hear it wrong? Email me and let me know: [email protected]
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HOME FOR SUPPER by Hoots and Hellmouth
Capo 2nd Fret, Standard Tuning (EADGBe)
Chorus (G D G G Em D C G)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C G
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Verse 1 (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Gather round the table Midwestern middle children
C G
Sway your heads, swing your eyes and sing along
C G
'Cause that church choir's singing with the force of a nor'easter
Em D C
And it's a great harmonious song
Chorus (G D G G Em D C)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Solo
G C G D G (listen for changes)
Verse 2: (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Seated on the left side just as seated on the right
C G
With a great cornucopia in between
C G
While clutching forks and knives keep a guard over your eyes
Em D C
Lest another covet what you have seen
Chorus (G D G G Em D C G)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C G
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Hold G
Bridge (Em C G D 2x)
Em C
When mouths are hungry, they're singing from their stomachs
G D
When eyes are red, they're singing from their toes
Em C
When lips are pursed, the kissin's sure enough a sweet thing
G D
Lest that puckering is evidence that something's bout to blow
Hold G
Verse 3: (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Pass around the plate and fill it up with gladness
C G
Swing your head, sway your eyes and sing along
C G
'Cause that church choir's a singin' with the force of a nor'easter
Em D C
And it's a great harmonious song
Chorus
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Tabbed by Chandler Sterling, 4/9/2012 in Madison WI
Ultimate guitar probably screwed up the formatting so I've provided the
chord progressions for each section as well as attempting to have the chord
name above the word.
Tabbed from Hoots & Hellmouth at the MoBoogie Loft
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPEcYhPWsk
Lyrics from
http://www.lyricsmania.com/home_for_supper_lyrics_hoots_and_hellmouth.html
Hoots and Hellmouth website: http://www.hootsandhellmouth.com/
Did I hear it wrong? Email me and let me know: [email protected]
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HOME FOR SUPPER by Hoots and Hellmouth
Capo 2nd Fret, Standard Tuning (EADGBe)
Chorus (G D G G Em D C G)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C G
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Verse 1 (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Gather round the table Midwestern middle children
C G
Sway your heads, swing your eyes and sing along
C G
'Cause that church choir's singing with the force of a nor'easter
Em D C
And it's a great harmonious song
Chorus (G D G G Em D C)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Solo
G C G D G (listen for changes)
Verse 2: (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Seated on the left side just as seated on the right
C G
With a great cornucopia in between
C G
While clutching forks and knives keep a guard over your eyes
Em D C
Lest another covet what you have seen
Chorus (G D G G Em D C G)
G D G
Servant could you call me brother, master could you call me son?
G Em D C G
Mama call me home for supper when it's done (When it's done)
Hold G
Bridge (Em C G D 2x)
Em C
When mouths are hungry, they're singing from their stomachs
G D
When eyes are red, they're singing from their toes
Em C
When lips are pursed, the kissin's sure enough a sweet thing
G D
Lest that puckering is evidence that something's bout to blow
Hold G
Verse 3: (C G C G C G Em D C)
C G
Pass around the plate and fill it up with gladness
C G
Swing your head, sway your eyes and sing along
C G
'Cause that church choir's a singin' with the force of a nor'easter
Em D C
And it's a great harmonious song
Chorus
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