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Tab3
Bass1
Chords in this song22
Song
Riff 1 (played at end of each 1st and 3rd verse line)
e|---------------------| B|---------------------| G|---------------2-4---| D|-----0-2-0-3-4-------| A|-2-2-----------------| E|---------------------|
Riff 2 (played at end of each 2nd and 4th verse line)
e|----------------------| B|----------------------| G|----------------------| D|-----0-2-0-3-4-2-0----| A|-2-2---------------2-0| E|----------------------|
Chords used:
B7 |797877|
D9 |x54540|
E7 |x76750|
G7 |353433|
F# |2xxxxx|
G |3xxxxx|
G# |4xxxxx|
A |5xxxxx|
Bb |x1xxxx|
B |x2xxxx|
C |x3xxxx|
C# |x4xxxx|
Intro
Verse 1
Mary Mary where you been?
You been out all night? You ain't got no sleep?
She said 'I been dancing in the hills at a place I know'
She said 'an' that's the place where the fireflies glow'
Pre-Chorus
Had to slap my white face
Pull my head from the clouds
And I kept buying 'n' lying 'n' flying, relying
And dying to know what spins your world around
Chorus
Good morning I missed ya
But ya bringing me down
I saw an Indian roller
Today on the line
It was the forty eighth hour
We fought our forty eighth fight
Madame Helga's folly
Is where I spent last night
Verse 2
She's been married not once not twice but three
And that's the livin' lovin' woman I want me to be
There were pictures and paintings of freaks like me
So I drank with the devil for my company
Pre-Chorus
Had to slap my white face
Pull my head from the clouds
And I kept buying 'n' lying 'n' flying, relying
And dying to know what spins your world around
Chorus
Good morning I missed ya
But ya bringing me down
I saw an Indian roller
Today on the line
It was the forty eighth hour
We fought our forty eighth fight
Madame Helga's folly
Is where I spent last night
Interlude
(whoooooooooo yeah)
Outro
Good morning I missed ya
But ya bringing me down
I saw an Indian roller
Today on the line
It was the forty eighth hour
We fought our forty eighth fight
Madame Helga's folly
Is where I spent last night (whooo)
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