Jay Farrar (born December 26, 1966 in Belleville, Illinois) is an American songwriter and musician currently based in St. Louis, Missouri. A veteran of two critically acclaimed music groups, Uncle Tupelo and Son Volt, he began his solo music career in 2001. Beyond his established talents as a songwriter, he is a guitarist, harmonicist, and a vocalist.
His musical style ranges from sparse, unaccompanied folk music to full rock and roll band arrangements comparable to Neil Young or Dinosaur Jr.
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For the "interlude" parts, play an [Am], then walk up and down twice on the 5th string (Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th; Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th)
Intro: [Am]
[Am] You go carry heavy [G] water [Dadd9] And I’ll get my solar [Am] bucket Mix up with force and [G] gravity [Dadd9] Dance around my atom [Am] fire
[Am] Fill your sack of fiery [G] forces [Dadd9] Trot down your neutron [Am] horses And get down from your atom [G] wagon [Dadd9] And dance around my atom [Am] fire
Interlude – (Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th; Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th)
[Am] Write down your laws and [G] numbers [Dadd9] Marriage rings and relativi[Am]ty And I’ll bring my fourth di[G]mension [Dadd9] We’ll sing by the atom [Am] fire
[Am] Throw on some history [G] pages [Dadd9] Words of your wits and [Am] sages Throw on ten million [G] ages [Dadd9] Warm by the atom [Am] fire
Interlude – (Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th; Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th)
[Am] Dance around my sweet ti[G]tanium [Dadd9] Kiss my lips my pretty [Am] helium We’ll look at the flames of [G] nations [Dadd9] And sit here by the atom [Am] fire
Interlude – (Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th; Am, 2-3 on 5th; Am, 3-2 on 5th)