Okay, so there's a bunch of tabs for this that involve down-tuning and weezer chords,
the fact that it's relatively easy to play with a capo on the 3rd fret. So,
CAPO 3RD FRET
Intro: Am, E, F, C (arpeggio a bit at the end of E and C chords--listen to the song for
rhythm.)
Oh Yeah.
All Right.
First Verse-
Am E F C
Somebody's Heiney is crowding my icebox.
Am E F C
Somebody's cold one is giving me chills.
Am E F C
Guess I'll just close my eyes.
Inter-
Am, E, F, C
Oh yeah.
All right.
Feels good.
Inside.
Second Verse-
Am E F C
Flip on the Tele... Wrestle with Jimmy.
Am E F C
Somethin' is bubblin' behind my back.
Am E F C
The bottle is ready to go.
Chorus-
Am Am, E, E,
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
Your drug is a heartbreaker.
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
My love is a life-taker.
Verse 3-
Am E F C
I can't confront you, I never could do...
Am E
That which might hurt you.
F C
Try and be cool, when I say:
AmAm E F F (mute) C
(mute)Am E
This way is-a-waterslide-away-from-me-to-chase-her-fuller-everyday! Hey!
F C
So be cool.
Chorus-
Am Am, E, E,
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
Your drug is a heartbreaker.
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
My love is a life-taker.
Verse 4-
Am Am E E F F
C
Dear daddy, I write you in spite of fears of silence.
Am Am E E F F
C
You cleaned up, found Jesus, Things are good also I hear.
Am Am E E F F C
This bottle of Stevens awakens ancient feelings...
Am Am E E
Like father, Step-Father...
FF C Am E F C Am E F C
This song is drowning in the blood! Yeah Yeah-Yeah Yeah-Yeah!
Chorus (One Last Time!)
Am Am, E, E,
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
Your drug is a heartbreaker.
F C
Say it ain't so a-woah-a-woah.
Am Am, E E, F C
My love is a life-taker.
And there ya go. What a fun song. Add any corrections, also, if anyone feels like
out the arpeggio part in the intro they can go right ahead. Peace.
Steve Brunton
