Biography:
Daniel Johnston (born Daniel Dale Johnston in Sacramento, CA, on 22 January 1961; died in Waller, TX, on 10 September 2019) was an American singer-songwriter and visual artist regarded as a significant figure in outsider, lo-fi, and alternative music scenes. Most of his work consisted of cassettes recorded alone in his home, and his music was frequently cited for its "pure" and "childlike" qualities. His music has been acclaimed by many artists including David Bowie, Sonic Youth, and Simpsons creator Matt Groening.
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Other songs:
- Freedom
- I Had Lost My Mind
- Impossible Love
- Silly Love
- Some Things Last A Long Time
- Story Of An Artist
- True Love Will Find You In The End
- Walking The Cow
- 1989 Blues
- A Little Story
- American Dream
- Broken Dream
- Casper
- Casper The Friendly Ghost
- Chord Organ Blues
- Christmas In The Looney Bin
- Come To Me Tonight
- Dairy Queen
- Despair Came Knocking
- Devil Town
- Dont Let The Sun Go Down On Your Greivances
- Dont Play Cards With Satan
- Dream Scream
- Etiquette
- Favorite Darling Girl
- Fish
- Frankenstein Love
- Funeral Home
- Going Down
- Grievances
- Held The Hand
- Hey Joe
- High Horse
- Honey I Sure Miss You
- I Did Acid With Caroline
- I Killed The Monster
- I Live For Love
- I Live My Broken Dream
- Im Gonna Buy Me A Car
- Life In Vain
- Like A Monkey In A Zoo
- Living Life
- Lousy Weekend
- Love Enchanted
- Man Obsessed
- Mask
- Mean Girls Give Pleasure
- Mind Contorted
- Mind Movies
- Mountain Top
- My Life Is Starting Over Again
- Never Before Never Again
- Never Relaxed
- Pot Head
- Psycho Nightmare
- Rock N Roll Ega
- Running Water
- Sense Of Humor
- Speeding Motorcycle
- Spirit World Rising
- Sweetheart
- Tears Stupid Tears
- Tell Me Now Do You Really Love Me
- The Beatles
- The Sun Shines Down On Me
- Tuna Ketchup
- Unpack Your Adjectives
- Urge
- Worried Shoes
- You Put My Love Out The Door
- Youre Not Laura
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Etiquette
from Continued Story
The guitar is tuned a bit low on this song (or the tape speed is off)
Try a capo on the first fret. The fret numbers for chords are all counted from the capo.
I believe Bill Anderson is the guitarist on this tune (at least that’s
what my Homestead CD says) - from a band called Hand of Glory.
Anyone know anything about him or his band?
Try these voicings
C X-3-2-0-1-0
Ab7 4-6-5-6-4-4
A7 5-7-5-6-8-5
D7 X-5-7-7-7-8
G7 3-5-3-6-3-3
Gaug X-10-9-8-8-X in the bridge use X-10-9-8-8-8
F 1-3-3-2-1-1
Fm 1-3-3-1-1-1
C7 X-3-2-3-1-0
Things that sound cool:
A quick switch to D6 (X-5-7-7-7-7) after the D7 (pinky moves)
A quick switch to G7#9 (3-5-3-4-6-6) after the G7 (more pinky)
Slide up to the A augmented chord.
Etiquette
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
Never noticed her
Why I noticed her so much
I made myself ridiculous
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C D7 (one chord per bar)
Never noticed her
But I made the blunder
Of trying to attract her attention instead of giving it
Bridge:
F Fm C C7 F Fm G7 Gaug
When I said hello
I had talked right past her
When she looked at me
I had glanced shyly to one side
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
I had been so self-conscious,
I acted self-conscious
Notice others and let them notice by directness
Whoo! Play it Bill! Whoo!
Don’t be scared; don’t be shy.
You’ll never know until you try, buddy
Fred is one of the richest people I have ever met
True, he does not have a hoard of money to give away
He cannot pay handsome salaries
He does not entertain lavishly
Or bestow costly gifts
But he overflows with the gold of sincere friendliness
And gets in return a self-satisfaction
country pick this part using regular chord shapes
C C7 F F C C G G
C C7 F F C G C C
An influence, and a power with people
That all the money in the mint could not buy
He does not wait to see if people will like him
Fred assumes they do like him
That is one of his secrets
He does not wait for them to say hello or smile first
He takes a friendly lead himself and everyone follows
That is another one of the secrets
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
He does not question whether or not
He will like a person
Or wait before deciding to be friendly
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C C7 (one chord per bar)
He takes it for granted
He will like everyone, every person
This is the third secret of friendliness
Bridge:
F Fm C C7 F Fm G7 Gaug
He magnifies other’s good points
No matter how inconcoicidental
He overlooks a few annoying qualities
Or major bad points
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
This is the fourth element in contagulous friendliness
Friendliness is very contagious
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C (one chord per bar)
The trouble is that many of us wait
To catch it from someone else instead of
Giving the other fella a chance
-tabbed by zack26-
Etiquette
from Continued Story
The guitar is tuned a bit low on this song (or the tape speed is off)
Try a capo on the first fret. The fret numbers for chords are all counted from the capo.
I believe Bill Anderson is the guitarist on this tune (at least that’s
what my Homestead CD says) - from a band called Hand of Glory.
Anyone know anything about him or his band?
Try these voicings
C X-3-2-0-1-0
Ab7 4-6-5-6-4-4
A7 5-7-5-6-8-5
D7 X-5-7-7-7-8
G7 3-5-3-6-3-3
Gaug X-10-9-8-8-X in the bridge use X-10-9-8-8-8
F 1-3-3-2-1-1
Fm 1-3-3-1-1-1
C7 X-3-2-3-1-0
Things that sound cool:
A quick switch to D6 (X-5-7-7-7-7) after the D7 (pinky moves)
A quick switch to G7#9 (3-5-3-4-6-6) after the G7 (more pinky)
Slide up to the A augmented chord.
Etiquette
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
Never noticed her
Why I noticed her so much
I made myself ridiculous
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C D7 (one chord per bar)
Never noticed her
But I made the blunder
Of trying to attract her attention instead of giving it
Bridge:
F Fm C C7 F Fm G7 Gaug
When I said hello
I had talked right past her
When she looked at me
I had glanced shyly to one side
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
I had been so self-conscious,
I acted self-conscious
Notice others and let them notice by directness
Whoo! Play it Bill! Whoo!
Don’t be scared; don’t be shy.
You’ll never know until you try, buddy
Fred is one of the richest people I have ever met
True, he does not have a hoard of money to give away
He cannot pay handsome salaries
He does not entertain lavishly
Or bestow costly gifts
But he overflows with the gold of sincere friendliness
And gets in return a self-satisfaction
country pick this part using regular chord shapes
C C7 F F C C G G
C C7 F F C G C C
An influence, and a power with people
That all the money in the mint could not buy
He does not wait to see if people will like him
Fred assumes they do like him
That is one of his secrets
He does not wait for them to say hello or smile first
He takes a friendly lead himself and everyone follows
That is another one of the secrets
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
He does not question whether or not
He will like a person
Or wait before deciding to be friendly
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C C7 (one chord per bar)
He takes it for granted
He will like everyone, every person
This is the third secret of friendliness
Bridge:
F Fm C C7 F Fm G7 Gaug
He magnifies other’s good points
No matter how inconcoicidental
He overlooks a few annoying qualities
Or major bad points
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C Gaug (one chord per bar)
This is the fourth element in contagulous friendliness
Friendliness is very contagious
C Ab7 C A7 D7 G7 C (one chord per bar)
The trouble is that many of us wait
To catch it from someone else instead of
Giving the other fella a chance
-tabbed by zack26-
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