10000 Maniacs - Like The Weather (Version 2) guitar chord
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>Subject: CRD: 10k Maniacs "Like the Weather"
In article fjones@cs.uml.edu (Francisco Jones) writes:
>Hi folks. Does anyone know the tab/crd's for "Like the Weather" by
>10000 Maniacs? Yes, I checked nevada.edu. Actually, if nobody knows
>"Like the Weather", then any 10000 Maniacs would be better than nothing...
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I know for a fact that some of these chords are wrong, but it's
serviceable, and it's a start... Corrections and/or complete tab
would be appreciated (I saw this in a book once and tried to remember
what I could and figure out what I couldn't).
Andrew Fung
afung@po.eecs.berkeley.edu
"Like The Weather" from _In My Tribe_,
10,000 Maniacs
G A Bm G A
The color of the sky as far as I can see is coal grey.
G A Bm G A
Lift my head from the pillow and then fall again.
D6 G A
With a shiver in my bones just thinking about the weather
D6 G A
A quiver in my lip as if I might cry
Well by the force of will my lungs are filled and so I breathe
Lately it seems this big bed is where I never leave
Shiver in my bones just thinking about the weather
Quiver in my voice as I cry,
D G A D G A
"What a cold and rainy day. Where on Earth is the sun hid away?"
I hear the sound of a noon bell chime now I'm far behind
You've put in 'bout half a day while here I lie
With a shiver in my bones just thinking about the weather
A quiver in my lip as if I might cry,
"What a cold and a rainy day. Where on Earth is the sun hid away?"
A
Do I need someone here to scold me
G
Or do I need someone who'll grab and pull me
A G
Out of this four poster dull torpor pulling downward
D G G A
For it's such a long time since my better days
D G G A
I say my prayers nightly this will pass away
The color of the sky is grey as I can see through the blinds
Lift my head from the pillow and then fall again
With a shiver in my bones just thinking about the weather
A quiver in my voice as I cry,
"What a cold and a rainy day. Where on Earth is the sun hid away?"
D G A A D
I shiver, quiver, and try to wake.
