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From fourwordmktg@earthlink.net Sun Apr 27 11:25:42 1997
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 1997 18:05:01 -0400
From: JD -fourwordmktg@earthlink.net-
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: Commonplace Streets by the Jayhawks
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Commonplace Streets
The Jayhawks
from "Blue Earth" (Twin/Tone Records, 1989
transcribed by John Davidson
The main riff is basically in a D chord shape and then walk the ^?bass^?
line down with yer pinky. It is the same riff used in the verses.
]-------2-------------2-------------2---------------2--------------------| ]-----------3--------------3------------3----------------3---------------| ]------------------------------------------------------------------------| ]--0---------------------------------------------------------------------| ]-----------------4--------------2-----------0---------------------------| ]------------------------------------------------------------------------|
--Verse 1--
D (follow picking pattern) G C G
This crumpled dollar bill in my back pocket reminds me I had twenty
What somebody said to someone you^?d think that worries him
Laid out on the newsstands or even sinful publications
--Chorus--
See the haze on commonplace streets, you^?re back here again
--Verse 2--
So we walk on commonplace streets Taking time no one seems to notice
Outside you^?re all smiles when inside I know you^?re hurtin^?
--Chorus--
--Break--
--Repeat verse 1--
--Chorus--
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