by the pAper chAse
Standard tuning, though playing along with the song will be capo 1
Intro:
E-0-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-|
A-------------------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------------|
G-4-----------4---3-----------3---2-----------2---1-----------1-2-3-|
B-------------------------------------------------------------------|
e-------------------------------------------------------------------|
Verse 1:
I've [E/B]got you now, I'll show you all,
I'll [E/Bb]kick out the chair, let you dangle slow,
In the [Am]back of the bus, all of us like the coats in cloak[E] rooms,
And if you [E/B]rise again, take a form I know,
The r[E/Bb]iver will boil then overflow and
The h[Am]ouses you're haunting will tremble with temporal hoodo[E]os,
[E]I don't know about[C5] you, but [A5]I am hellbent,
[A5]I know w[C5]hat it is t[B5]hat I must d[E/B]o,
[E/Bb]Close your eyes when we[C5] kiss,
Cuz [A5]I am prepared to set m[C5]yself on f[B5]ire for this,[F#5]
Chorus:
[E]You will drop on all fours,[B] get down show me what you're good for,
[A]Sass-mouth, pink-bellied, I perceive,
[A]And for t[B]his your naughty deed I'm throwing you over my bony knee,
[E]So don't cry, don't scream, good lord,[B] you always knew what you're in for,
[G#]My belt unbuckles, so believe, you g[A]rubby little thing,
[A]I'm throwing y[B]ou over my bony knee,[E]
(For an interlude, just play the intro twice)
Verse 2:
And in your t[E/B]ender place, when you're safe at home,
There's a [E/Bb]tombstone there waits of your very own,
While you're r[Am]unning like bees on the sheets of my sterilized r[E]oom,
And in your [E/B]comfy bed, air-conditioned car,
There are [E/Bb]vapors and toxins to get you all,
In the w[Am]ater you drink, in the air that you breathe, in the s[E]oil
[E]Under your shoe, I don't know abou[C5]t you,
But [A5]I am at peace, I know w[C5]hat it is t[B5]hat I must [E/B]do,
[C2]I hope you're sitting down[C5], dear,
Come h[A5]ell or high water, this s[C5]ick world will k[B5]now I was here[E],
(play chorus then go straight to outro)
Outro:
[E]We know where you sleep,[B] we know where you sleep,
[A]We know where you sleep,[B] we know, we know,
[E]We know where you sleep,[B] we know where you sleep,
[G#]We know where you sleep,[A] we know,[B] we know.
(play the outro twice through)
Chords:
[E/B] [E/Bb] [Am] [C5] [A5] [E] [A] [B] [B5] [G#] [C2] [F#5]
-0----0----0----x----x----0----x----x----x----x----x----2-|
-2----1----0----3----0----2----0----2----2----6----3----4-|
-2----2----2----5----2----2----2----4----4----6----2----4-|
-4----3----2----5----2----1----2----4----4----5----5----x-|
-x----x----x----x----x----0----2----4----x----4----x----x-|
-x----x----x----x----x----0----0----2----x----4----x----x-|
There is so much more to this song than what I have here, but, in all fairness,
I'm not John Congleton. All I can give is what I know, and from playing with the
song, I know that if you do these finger positions with the capo on the first
fret, you'll be in key with the song, but jamming alone, it's pretty cool sounding
the way it is with no capo. It's pretty difficult to decipher Congleton's jazz
arrangements through all the characteristic dissonance, but this is pretty good
for an acoustic rendition. Try performing this in public, some time. Seriously.
It's fun. People who aren't prepared for it react quite interestingly. I was
once asked to stop because the little christian lady found it too disturbing. Enjoy.
--guitarpete--
Standard tuning, though playing along with the song will be capo 1
Intro:
E-0-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-0-0-0-0-0-01110-|
A-------------------------------------------------------------------|
D-------------------------------------------------------------------|
G-4-----------4---3-----------3---2-----------2---1-----------1-2-3-|
B-------------------------------------------------------------------|
e-------------------------------------------------------------------|
Verse 1:
I've [E/B]got you now, I'll show you all,
I'll [E/Bb]kick out the chair, let you dangle slow,
In the [Am]back of the bus, all of us like the coats in cloak[E] rooms,
And if you [E/B]rise again, take a form I know,
The r[E/Bb]iver will boil then overflow and
The h[Am]ouses you're haunting will tremble with temporal hoodo[E]os,
[E]I don't know about[C5] you, but [A5]I am hellbent,
[A5]I know w[C5]hat it is t[B5]hat I must d[E/B]o,
[E/Bb]Close your eyes when we[C5] kiss,
Cuz [A5]I am prepared to set m[C5]yself on f[B5]ire for this,[F#5]
Chorus:
[E]You will drop on all fours,[B] get down show me what you're good for,
[A]Sass-mouth, pink-bellied, I perceive,
[A]And for t[B]his your naughty deed I'm throwing you over my bony knee,
[E]So don't cry, don't scream, good lord,[B] you always knew what you're in for,
[G#]My belt unbuckles, so believe, you g[A]rubby little thing,
[A]I'm throwing y[B]ou over my bony knee,[E]
(For an interlude, just play the intro twice)
Verse 2:
And in your t[E/B]ender place, when you're safe at home,
There's a [E/Bb]tombstone there waits of your very own,
While you're r[Am]unning like bees on the sheets of my sterilized r[E]oom,
And in your [E/B]comfy bed, air-conditioned car,
There are [E/Bb]vapors and toxins to get you all,
In the w[Am]ater you drink, in the air that you breathe, in the s[E]oil
[E]Under your shoe, I don't know abou[C5]t you,
But [A5]I am at peace, I know w[C5]hat it is t[B5]hat I must [E/B]do,
[C2]I hope you're sitting down[C5], dear,
Come h[A5]ell or high water, this s[C5]ick world will k[B5]now I was here[E],
(play chorus then go straight to outro)
Outro:
[E]We know where you sleep,[B] we know where you sleep,
[A]We know where you sleep,[B] we know, we know,
[E]We know where you sleep,[B] we know where you sleep,
[G#]We know where you sleep,[A] we know,[B] we know.
(play the outro twice through)
Chords:
[E/B] [E/Bb] [Am] [C5] [A5] [E] [A] [B] [B5] [G#] [C2] [F#5]
-0----0----0----x----x----0----x----x----x----x----x----2-|
-2----1----0----3----0----2----0----2----2----6----3----4-|
-2----2----2----5----2----2----2----4----4----6----2----4-|
-4----3----2----5----2----1----2----4----4----5----5----x-|
-x----x----x----x----x----0----2----4----x----4----x----x-|
-x----x----x----x----x----0----0----2----x----4----x----x-|
There is so much more to this song than what I have here, but, in all fairness,
I'm not John Congleton. All I can give is what I know, and from playing with the
song, I know that if you do these finger positions with the capo on the first
fret, you'll be in key with the song, but jamming alone, it's pretty cool sounding
the way it is with no capo. It's pretty difficult to decipher Congleton's jazz
arrangements through all the characteristic dissonance, but this is pretty good
for an acoustic rendition. Try performing this in public, some time. Seriously.
It's fun. People who aren't prepared for it react quite interestingly. I was
once asked to stop because the little christian lady found it too disturbing. Enjoy.
--guitarpete--
