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5 years ago1546Automatic for the People (1992)R.E.M.

tab from: Jack/Nancy Wagner (102017,1777@compuserve.com) Intro slide tab: [C] [Dadd4/add2] [C] Repeat 4 measures. VERSE: [C]Mott the Hoople and the [Dadd4/add2]game of Life, [C]yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. [C]Andy Kaufman in the [Dadd4/add2]wrestling match, [C]yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. [C]Monopoly, Twenty-one, [Dadd4/add2]checkers, and...

5 years ago1185Fables of the Reconstruction (1985)R.E.M.

m D2 Em (A) --0-h-2----- (E) --------3--3-0 He's not to be reached, he's to be reached. He's not to be reached, he's to be reached. [D2]Called the [Em]fool and the [D2]company,[Em] O[D2]n his o[Em]wn where[F#m] he'd rather b[A]e. W[D2]here he o[Em]ught to b[D2]e, he s[Em]ees what [D2]you can't [Em]see, c[F#m]an't you see...

5 years ago932Up (1998)R.E.M.

as Gabor (murmur@nograd.net) you [G]wake up [Bm]in the [E]morning and [G]fall out [Bm]of your [E]bed [G]mean cat [Bm]eat parak[E]eets and [D]this one's [C]nearly [H]dead. you [G]dearly [Bm]wish the [E]wind shift and [G]greasy [Bm]windows [E]slide [G]open [Bm]for the [E]parakeet who's [D]colored [C]bitter [H]lime. [Em]open the [C]window and...

5 years ago1004Murmur (1983)R.E.M.

something like this:} (D) ---3------------------- (A) -----3------3---------- (E) --------3-------------- .... repeat then go on to verses... Take a turn, take a turn Take our fortune, take our fortune (G) -------0---------0------------------ (D) ----3---------3----------0-------0-- (A) --1--------1-----------3-------3---- (E)...

5 years ago792Up (1998)R.E.M.

re@postmaster.co.uk Here's the correct version as played by Mike Mills on Rockpalast. Tuning - some kind of open D. E (bass string) A D A D D (treble string) Performance notes: the double tuning of the 'b' and the 'e' to get two 'd' notes gives a really ethnic kind of drone. Mike has strong hands - this song is not easy to play unless...

5 years ago1465Automatic for the People (1992)R.E.M.

cut, three for the price of one. Nothing's free, but [Bb]guarante[C]ed [Bb]for a l[C]ifetimes use. Bb C NC Gadd6 I've changed the locks and you can't have one. You, you know the other two. The brakes have worn so [Bb]thin that yo[C]u could he[Bb]ar, C Bb C NC Gadd6 I hear them screeching through the door from our driveway Hey love, look into...

5 years ago749Up (1998)R.E.M.

jgreedo@hotmail.com) verse: [G]now m[Bb]y suspi[G]cions [Bb]on the r[G]ise[Bb][G][Bb] [G]I hav[Bb]e known[G], I ha[Bb]ve known[G] you[Bb]r ki[G]nd.[Bb] [G]please don't t[Bb]alk, don't ma[G]ke me [Bb]think o[Bb]rder[G] up[Bb] another drink [G]let m[Bb]e let i[G]magina[Bb]tion dri[G]ve[Bb][G] pre-chorus: [F]cant you see I need [Dm]nothing...

5 years ago1190Automatic for the People (1992)R.E.M.

n one whole step : DGCFAD INTRO: E5 [E5]Readying to bury your father and your mother What did you think when you lost another? I used to wonder, why did you bother? Distanced from one, blind to to the other. Listen here, my sister and my brother. What would you care if you lost the other? I always wonder why did we bother? Distanced from...

5 years ago1094Up (1998)R.E.M.

OAG (Ppxrmo@nottingham.ac.uk) (NOTE: I'm not sure whether the second 'Am' is actually a 'C', as they both work. So I've put them both in). INTRO: | Am/Bm | Am(C)/Bm | Am/Bm | Am(C)/Bm | They call [Am]me the [Bm] apo[Am(C)]logist[Bm], and no[Am]w that I'm[Bm] at pea[Am(C)]k,[Bm] You know [Am]at first[Bm] it rea[Am(C)]lly hur[Bm]t, we jo[Am]ke...

5 years ago1373Automatic for the People (1992)R.E.M.

(intro) [D////G//C//Am///] [D////G//C//Am///] [D////G//C//Am///] Then: [C] [Em] e---------0-----|---------0--------- B-------------1-|-------------0----- G--0------------|--0---------------- D--2------------|--2---------------- A--3------------|--2---------------- E---------------|--0---------------- [F]This here is the place where I...