Chord/Tab song: Sail Those Same Oceans

Title: Sail Those Same Oceans
Band: 30 Odd Foot Of Grunts
Album: Bastard Life or Clarity
Website: http://www.gruntland.com/tofog.htm


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Intro Chords: G-Bm-C-D

Verse 1:
[G]Sailor's coming home again[Bm] from over the ocean.
[C]He's been away so long,[D] he's forgotten his name.
[G]Left it in a heart somewhere,[Bm] no one to remind him.
[C]Sold it to a stranger,[D] she took it away.
[C]There comes a time when you und[D]erstand.
[C]Falling in love, is part of [D]the plan.

Chrous:
And you can stay [G]awake tonight,
Thinking up a d[Bm]ozen names.
But I can only [C]sleep in your arms.
So when I stay awake I'll [D]sail those same oceans again.

Verse 2:

So when I tilt my hat, to the breeze of the evening.

Succumb to the flowers, who say they'll marry me.

Then my lover walk away, hang us like a painting.

So there's no more changes. No more, tales of the sea.

You got to get out, well I understand.

Falling apart, wasn't part of the plan.

Chrous:
And you can stay [G]awake tonight,
Thinking up a d[Bm]ozen names.
But I can only [C]sleep in your arms.
So when I stay awake I'll [D]sail those same oceans again.

(Trumpet Solo: G-Bm-C-D Progression)
[C]You got to get out, well I und[D]erstand.
[C]Losing yourself, wasn't part of the [D]plan.

Verse 3:
[G]Sailor's coming home again[Bm] from over the ocean.
[C]He's been away so long,[D] he's forgotten his name.
[G]Left it in a bar somewhere, [Bm]one drunken evening.
[C]If you talk to strangers baby, [D]you might not come home.
[C]There comes a time, when you und[D]erstand.
[C]Falling in love,is part of [D]the plan.

Chrous:
And you can stay [G]awake tonight,
Thinking up a d[Bm]ozen names.
But I can only [C]sleep in your arms.
So when I stay awake I'll [D]sail those same oceans again.
And you can stay [G]awake tonight,
Thinking up a d[Bm]ozen names.
But I can only [C]sleep in your arms.
So when I stay awake I'll [D]sail those same oceans again.

(Continue G-Bm-C-D Progression til fade.)

Not 100% on the lyrics, but the chords seem to feel right. One note, if
you play this solo on acoustic, you might want to add a D9 towards the
end of the D to G chord change to fill it in a bit, up to you. Enjoy!