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My What A Strange Day With A Swede

by Of Montreal

Biography:

of Montreal is an indie pop band which formed in Athens, Georgia, United States in 1997. The band is fronted by Kevin Barnes, who writes, composes, and plays most of the music for his albums.

They were among the second wave of groups to emerge from The Elephant 6 Recording Company and the group has a style that is typical of many Elephant 6 bands due to their interest in combining musical experimentation with the basic tenets of pop i.e. catchy melodies and sing-along choruses.

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Of Montreal - My, What a Strange Day with a Swede
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Tabbed by: gutturalguitar
Tuning: standard

My, What a Strange Day with a Swede (2003)
(Kevin Barnes)

From: "If He Is Protecting Our Nation, Then Who
Will Protect Big Oil, Our Children?"
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Ddim (xxx131)
Gb6add9(xx4344)
Cm7 [2] (8108888)
Cm [2] (81010888)
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guitar riff:
e|----3-|
B|---3--|
G|--3---|
D|------|
A|-1----|
E|------|
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| Gm | guitar riff | C |

Cm7 [2] Cm [2] Ddim Ab Cdim Gb6add9

when I rode in a trolley across your face with a Swedish man

Dbm7 Cm7 Bbm7

I bet that wasn't in your plans for the day

D C G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2] F

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

C9 Db9 Gm

and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

C D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C G

don't be so sneaky

Cm7 [2] Cm [2] Ddim Ab Cdim Gb6add9

when he smeared a candy bar across your face with a gloveless hand

Dbm7 Cm7 Bbm7

I thought you'd never stop lashing the Swede

D C G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2] F

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

C9 Db9 Gm

and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

C D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C G

don't be so sneaky

G F G

what more could be done on a day like today

G7 (barre) F

then to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key

Dm C

now, I'm going to tell you something we can do

Dm C

if you cut off my head, I'll cut yours off for you

Gm (guitar riff) C

I'll cut it off for you, I'll cut it off for you, I'll cut it off for you

| Cm7 [2] | Cm [2] | Ddim | Ab | Cdim | Gb6add9 | Dbm7| Cm7 | Bbm7 | D |

C G

poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2] F

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

C9 Db9 Gm

and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

C D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C G

don't be so sneaky

G F G

what more could be done on a day like today

G7 (barre) F

then to lock up your heart and quickly swallow the key

| Cm | Gb |

Cm7 [2] Cm [2] Ddim Ab Cdim Gb6add9

I like the image of us tossing our heads at a Swedish man

Dbm7 Cm7 Bbm7

I bet he'd never telephone us again

D

not even to say

C G

my, what a strange day for poor little Nietzsche

Cm [2] F

why so forlorn, you know we love you, Nietzsche

C9 Db9 Gm

and all of your friends have come to see you, Nietzsche

Gb

so let us see you, Nietzsche

C D

everyone's waiting, Nietzsche

C G

don't be so sneaky

| D | G | D | G | D | G | D | G | D |