tuned down one step chords: Am x02210 Fm/C x33111 Am/B x2x210 E 022100 C x32010 D7 xx0212 D xx0212 G 320001 D/E xx2x32 F 133211 Fmaj7 xx3210 C/G 332010 Am/F# 200210 Bdim x2323x F/C x33211 E7 020130 Adim x0101x Am you're everybody's second home Am/B always trying to get me alone C D D/E Fmaj7 an easy way to lose it all always there when all else fails Am Am/F# F/C over by the westside rails Am i don't really need that now Am/B i never really did anyhow C D D/E Fmaj7 i only really needed al - cohol something that'll treat me okay Am Am/F# F/C and wouldn't say the things you say Fm/C E please turn out the light D7 Am i get a sick confusion headache tryin' to figure out who's right dreaming on the silver strand Am/B waking up your plainclothes man C D D/E Fmaj7 you little bastard, you little boy in blue someone's gonna get to you Am Am/F# F/C and fuck up everything you do Am some european son Am/B mysterious with everyone C D D/E Fmaj7 he thinks he'll win you with his angry kiss acting like he has no needs Am Am/F# F/C C G wanting you to watch him bleed C G made for eachother F C/G that you pay me any mind G D F/C just goes to show my continual decline C/G G F C/G they say that i'll recover my love of her once in a while Bdim E7 but i don't know, i dont think so Am there's something that i'll tell you now Am/B now that no one else is around C D D/E Fmaj7 the sort of lesson that i learned from you not quite the way you planned Am Am/F# F/C but i know you'll understand Am someone takes a photograph Am/B a picture while their sweetheart laughs C D D/E Fmaj7 a perfect moment in a flash of light counting back from three to one Am Am/F# F/C thats exactly what you've done Fm/C E and i'm so unsurprised D7 C/G G F C/G i remember, i remember why i dream in black and white G D F/C it just goes to show my continual decline C/G G F C/G they say that i'll recover my love of her once in a while Bdim E7 Adim D F Am but i dont know, i dont think so, dont think so
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Don’t know when you’ll read this- you seem to be the invisible man.
This tab is pretty much perfect- Just with the D7- it sometimes sounds like they’re playing some other kind of D.
Man, this song is awesome. I would like to have heard solo, acoustic Elliott Smith version, like he did with “Half Right” and “See You Later”…
Thanks again.
Perfect, thanks a lot