Biography:
Swearing at Motorists is a two-piece rock and roll band comprised of Dave Doughman (guitar, vocals) and Joseph Siwinski (drums). They formed in Dayton, Ohio in the late 1990s. Joseph Siwinski replaced Don Thrasher (formerly of Guided by Voices), who had originally been on drums.
Heavily influenced by other lo-fi music, Swearing at Motorists' songs are characterized by emphatic, crunching tonic chords, emotive vocals, and raw recordings, though with more emphasis on production than many lo-fi acts.
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B F#
On the way down town I saw you
E F#
Looking real good, looking the other way
B F#
And I was hoping that you would not see me
F#
I had nothing to say
B F#
It's been a long time but not too long
E F#
And not long enough I'm thinking to myself
B
How's your mom
F#
And are you working in the same place
E
and on and on
F#
and on and on
A G#m 3x B F# E F#
B
How's your mom
F#
And are you working in the same place
E
Your hair got long
F#
and on and on and on and on
On the way down town I saw you
E F#
Looking real good, looking the other way
B F#
And I was hoping that you would not see me
F#
I had nothing to say
B F#
It's been a long time but not too long
E F#
And not long enough I'm thinking to myself
B
How's your mom
F#
And are you working in the same place
E
and on and on
F#
and on and on
A G#m 3x B F# E F#
B
How's your mom
F#
And are you working in the same place
E
Your hair got long
F#
and on and on and on and on
Sweet Alibi
Sweet as Revenge
Sweet Ascent
Sweet Baboo
Sweet Baby
Sweet Sensation (...)
Sweet September
Sweet Smoke
Sweet Spirit
Sweet Sunday