Biography:
Joan As Police Woman is American musician, singer-songwriter and producer Joan Wasser (born July 26, 1970, in Biddeford, Maine). She is a violinist and singer/songwriter in the indie rock world. She's best known for her album Real Life. In addition to her stints with Dambuilders, Mind Science of the Mind, and Those Bastard Souls, Wasser's resume includes live performances and studio work with Lou Reed, Tanya Donelly, Sheryl Crow, Dave Gahan, Elton John
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Notes:
Before every A6 chord, an E note is played.
Before the first Bm chord, an E is played too, but before the next Bms, an F# is played.
the last Bm, an E is played again to come back to E note - A6 chord.
The A6 is just a regular A that adds a fourth F# note, which is a sixth counting from A,
it's an A6.
On guitar, you can play it like this:
A6
e 2
B 2
G 2
D 2
A 0
E x
Chord progressions:
Verse1:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm
Dm E A6
Verse2:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm C C7 F
Chorus:
F C F x2
Dm C Bb Am Gm F
Dm E A6
Verse3:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm C C7
F C F
With lyrics:
Verse1:
A6 Bm
I freeze my hands as I close the door
A6 Bm
To wait in line so I can wait some more
C Bb Am
And it's true what they say about love
C Bb G#
Yes it's true what they say about life
F# F Dm
And I’m taking it for all it's worth
Dm E A6
Verse2:
A6 Bm
I watch the numbers register on the postal scale
A6
I think of your hands and calculate
Bm
How a man, desired, feels the weight of a letter
C Bb Am
It's true what they say about me
C Bb G# F#
That I’m out of my mind but I think that you like it
F Dm
So take the chance
C C7 F
Be reckless with me
Chorus:
F C F
'Cause I’m real lifee
F C F
And you're real lifee
Dm C Bb Am
And we're real lifeeeeeee
Gm F
We're real life
Dm E A6
Verse3:
A6
Is it pleasing
Bm
Six hundred thousand miles and all this solitude
A6
I know what is pleasing
Bm
What I’ll find beneath your new pair of glasses
C Bb Am C
I've never included a name in a song
Bb G# F#
But I’m changing my ways for you Jonathan
F Dm
I need you to know
C C7
I need you to know
F C F
That I’m real life
By Facundo Manuel Quiroga, corrections/suggestions are welcome at
(and i'm sure there are corrections to be made, some of the chords are not exactly the
that are played).
Before every A6 chord, an E note is played.
Before the first Bm chord, an E is played too, but before the next Bms, an F# is played.
the last Bm, an E is played again to come back to E note - A6 chord.
The A6 is just a regular A that adds a fourth F# note, which is a sixth counting from A,
it's an A6.
On guitar, you can play it like this:
A6
e 2
B 2
G 2
D 2
A 0
E x
Chord progressions:
Verse1:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm
Dm E A6
Verse2:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm C C7 F
Chorus:
F C F x2
Dm C Bb Am Gm F
Dm E A6
Verse3:
A6 Bm x2
C Bb Am
C Bb G# F#
F Dm C C7
F C F
With lyrics:
Verse1:
A6 Bm
I freeze my hands as I close the door
A6 Bm
To wait in line so I can wait some more
C Bb Am
And it's true what they say about love
C Bb G#
Yes it's true what they say about life
F# F Dm
And I’m taking it for all it's worth
Dm E A6
Verse2:
A6 Bm
I watch the numbers register on the postal scale
A6
I think of your hands and calculate
Bm
How a man, desired, feels the weight of a letter
C Bb Am
It's true what they say about me
C Bb G# F#
That I’m out of my mind but I think that you like it
F Dm
So take the chance
C C7 F
Be reckless with me
Chorus:
F C F
'Cause I’m real lifee
F C F
And you're real lifee
Dm C Bb Am
And we're real lifeeeeeee
Gm F
We're real life
Dm E A6
Verse3:
A6
Is it pleasing
Bm
Six hundred thousand miles and all this solitude
A6
I know what is pleasing
Bm
What I’ll find beneath your new pair of glasses
C Bb Am C
I've never included a name in a song
Bb G# F#
But I’m changing my ways for you Jonathan
F Dm
I need you to know
C C7
I need you to know
F C F
That I’m real life
By Facundo Manuel Quiroga, corrections/suggestions are welcome at
(and i'm sure there are corrections to be made, some of the chords are not exactly the
that are played).
