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From Sat May 14 11:30:33 1994
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From: (SINE QUA NON)
Subject: TAB: Stretch out and Wait
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Date: Fri, 13 May 1994 21:28:03 GMT
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from the album "louder than bombs"
tab'ed by stephen cheng
this one sounds rather nice on an accoustic guitar and, as there is no
instrument break, particularly suitable as a solo. the song is in 6/8
time, and each dash of each bar denotes 1/4 note, except the first and
last dash of each bar, which are used 'cos it looks nicer. the tab more
or less indicates the chord positions, so you should strum through the
song as you sing along. ..oh, and you don't need to capo! wow! ;)
E [-x------]
B [-x------]
G [-x------]
D [-x------]
A [-x------]
E [-x------]
percussion intro: just strum along and simulate.
on the high rise estate
what's at the back of your mind?
on a three-day debate
on the high rise estate
what's at the back of your mind?
two icy-cold hands conducting the way
it's the eskimo blood in my veins
amid the concrete and clay
and general decay
nature must still find a way
so ignore all the codes of the day
let your juvenile impulses sway
this way and that way and
this way and that way
god, how sex implores you
to let yourself loose yourself
stretch out and wait
stretch out and wait
let your puny body lie down, let down
as we lie you say
as we lie you say
stretch out and
stretch out and wait
stretch out and wait
let your puny body lie down, lie down
as we lie you say:
will the world end in the night time?
(i really don't know)
or will the world end in the day time?
(i really don't know)
and is there any point in ever having children?
no, i don't know
what i do know is we're here and it's now, so
stretch out and wait
stretch out and wait
there's no debate, no debate, no debate
how can you consciously contemplate
when there's no debate, no debate
stretch out and wait
stretch out and wait
stretch out and wait
wait, wait, wait, etc.
outro.
--
"Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen"