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Different Things

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Date: Fri, 9 Jan 1998 07:07:41 -0500 (EST)

From: wbknox@unity.ncsu.edu

Subject: CRD: different_things.crd by Mxpx

Song: Different Things

Band: Mxpx

Album: Teenage Politics (1995)

Lyrics by Mike Herrera, arranged by Mxpx

Transcribed by Luke Knox (lukeknox@iname.com)

This is a great song off a super album which I just bought.

There is just one progression throughout, played at different speeds for

the verse and chorus:

E-------------------|
B-------------------|
G---4---------------|
D---4---4---6---7---|
A---2---4---6---7---|
E-------2---4---5---|

B F# G# A

This riff is played twice during the song:

E----------------------------          -------------|
B----------------------------          -------------|
G----------------------------          -------------|
D----------------------------          -------------|
A--1s2-2-2-2-----0-2-----0-2-(4x, then)--2-----0-2--|
E------------0-2-----0-2-----          ----2-4------|

Lyrics:

She's been told so many different things, she just don't know what she

believes. It all makes sense at the time, but don't forget that we are

blind. When the obvious is real, she still ignores the way she feels.

You can jump sit or stand around, but not for long unless you're found.

Jesus Christ, God, Son and Sacrifice, believe in him, he'll open up your

eyes. . .

That's it! I hope you like it, please e-mail me with any comments,

questions, etc. about tablature or MxPx.

Luke

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