The Tragically Hip is a Canadian rock band from Kingston, Ontario, consisting of Gordon Downie (lead vocals and guitar), Paul Langlois (guitar), Rob Baker (guitar), Gord Sinclair (bass) and Johnny Fay (drums).
The band is a popular and influential band in Canada. Their acclaimed 2000 album Music at Work won Best Rock Album at the 2001 Juno Awards, as did their 1998 album Phantom Power at the 1999 Junos. In 2005 they were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
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heres country day, from "we are the Same". got the chorus of hiptabs, great site for hip i just noticed my first post of this tab didnt have the verse in it (whoops) so i fixed and here it is... comments and corrections at [email protected] Country Day, by The Tragically Hip Campfire version Capo on 2
Chorus
Country day Dsus2/D A day in the unknown C Gentle breeze gently blown G Country day Dsus2/D Country day Dsus2/D Another day in the unknown Cadd9 I can feel it in my bones G Country day Dsus2/DA
Verse 1 AG When mr. mrs smoke DEC And things are finally clicking AG Still having trouble things with the things that aren’t meaningfull DEC But ya things are really clicking AG Our dreams are where were at AG What we can see and touch AG With work we understand AG We don’t want for much
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Verse 2 AG You infiltrate my life DEC You resonate with meaning AG I wrote I love you on a rock one night DEC And threw it never dreaming
AG Now our dreams are where its at AG What we can feel and touch AG Its work we understand AG We don’t want for much Chorus
Bridge A And that rock A It missed your head, C Though it didn’t miss by much A I remember what you said C No I mean it I’m touched A And somehow it is enough Verse 3 AG So god keep our land DEC Cause we certainly wont AG Until the darkness ends DEC Untill the sun tries again AG Our dreams are where its at AG What we can smell and touch AG Its work we understand AG We don’t want to much