Biography:
Jawbreaker is an American punk rock band from San Francisco, California, United States. The band has its root in Los Angeles, CA, where Blake Schwarzenbach and Adam Pfahler were students at the exclusive private Crossroads High School. The band came together when they met Chris Bauermeister at New York University in 1988.
With Schwarzenbach on guitar and vocals, Bauermeister on bass, and Pfahler on drums, the band gained recognition in the late eighties
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Other songs:
- Accident Prone
- Ache
- Ashtray Monument
- Bad Scene Everyones Fault
- Basilica
- Boxcar
- Chemistry
- Chesterfield Kind
- Chesterfield King
- Condition Oakland
- Condtion Oakland
- Do You Still Hate Me
- Equalized
- Fireman
- First Step
- Friendly Fire
- Gemini
- I Love You So Much Its Killing Us Both
- In Sadding Around
- Indictment
- Jet Black
- Jinx Removing
- Kiss The Bottle
- Lurker Ii Dark Son Of The Night
- Million
- Oyster
- Save Your Generation
- Shirt
- Sister
- Sluttering
- The Boat Dreams From The Hill
- Unlisted
- Want
- West Bay Invitational
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From [email protected] Thu May 15 17:04:05 1997
Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 12:15:19 -0500
From: tommie gonzalez
To: [email protected]
Subject: TAB: Want by Jawbreaker
This is my best effort at tabbing out this song.
This is also the first tab I ever do, so if there are mistakes, please
feel free to correct it.
[email protected]
Want
by Jawbreaker
This is the opening bass riff, I like playing it on guitar.
E--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------6-7h-6---6-7h-6-------------7-6-----------------------------------|
D--7-7-7-----------------7slide to-4---------------------------------------|
A---------------7------------------------5-7-0(let ring) then repeat 4x----|
E--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Otherwise, you'd play this while bass plays the riff.
Listen for rythm
D-----------|
A------7--0-|(let ring)
E-----------|
Riff 4x
At end of 4th hit A-----5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-listen for rythm
then (A) power chord
alternate (C#) power chord back to (A)
then end on (D) power chord
A F# D
Been staring for a hundred hours.
Run down a spiral drain.
A F# D
Keep mouth clamped tight, and it isn't right.
A F# D
Three words keep running 'round my mind,
A
But my tongue is hard to find.
F# D
I need to let it go, because I know.
F# G
Dark secrets burn their vessel.
A B
Tearing out to grab a mouthful.
F# G
Chunk of heart destroyed by quiet.
A B G
Yell it out before it kills you now.
F#
Let it all out.
(continues the same, listen to the song, it's a great one anyway!)
Used to let rumors do my work.
They got around real well.
Now they only hurt.
It's a liar's quirk.
This time I gotta say it straight.
I mean to do some good.
I'm calling out your name
While the chance remains.
I want you.
As mentioned earlier, this is my first attempt at tabbing.
Finals are nearing, and I'm at the end of my rope.
This was a nice little break away from studying, hope it helped you out
as much as it did me.
"Do you call this living really?"
-Blake
#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. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
From [email protected] Thu May 15 17:04:05 1997
Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 12:15:19 -0500
From: tommie gonzalez
To: [email protected]
Subject: TAB: Want by Jawbreaker
This is my best effort at tabbing out this song.
This is also the first tab I ever do, so if there are mistakes, please
feel free to correct it.
[email protected]
Want
by Jawbreaker
This is the opening bass riff, I like playing it on guitar.
E--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G--------6-7h-6---6-7h-6-------------7-6-----------------------------------|
D--7-7-7-----------------7slide to-4---------------------------------------|
A---------------7------------------------5-7-0(let ring) then repeat 4x----|
E--------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Otherwise, you'd play this while bass plays the riff.
Listen for rythm
D-----------|
A------7--0-|(let ring)
E-----------|
Riff 4x
At end of 4th hit A-----5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-5-listen for rythm
then (A) power chord
alternate (C#) power chord back to (A)
then end on (D) power chord
A F# D
Been staring for a hundred hours.
Run down a spiral drain.
A F# D
Keep mouth clamped tight, and it isn't right.
A F# D
Three words keep running 'round my mind,
A
But my tongue is hard to find.
F# D
I need to let it go, because I know.
F# G
Dark secrets burn their vessel.
A B
Tearing out to grab a mouthful.
F# G
Chunk of heart destroyed by quiet.
A B G
Yell it out before it kills you now.
F#
Let it all out.
(continues the same, listen to the song, it's a great one anyway!)
Used to let rumors do my work.
They got around real well.
Now they only hurt.
It's a liar's quirk.
This time I gotta say it straight.
I mean to do some good.
I'm calling out your name
While the chance remains.
I want you.
As mentioned earlier, this is my first attempt at tabbing.
Finals are nearing, and I'm at the end of my rope.
This was a nice little break away from studying, hope it helped you out
as much as it did me.
"Do you call this living really?"
-Blake
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