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Another Standard Folk Song

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Elliott Smith - Another Standard Folk Song
FHe's a busted main liBbne but Fyou ought to hear him outC  
FBleeding fortBbified wine Fout oCf the iBbnjury tChat I Fcall my mCouBbthF  
DmTrying to iBbnsuFlt some crazy Gfucker Bbfrom the Csouth Bb  F  
Whose arrow CcoDmmes Bbto pick me FoutC  F  
FAnd so I'm waitiBbng fFor a shot of white noiseC  
FI dont want to hear nBbo stupFid scCreaBbming Clittle Fhalf-assed midCdle-class boyBb  F  
BDmecause I've got a headacBbheF  
And I'm alreaGdy full of Bbuseless CstoBbriesF  
CErDmin, Bbcome pFick me CoutF  
DmBecause I've got a headacBbheF  
And I'm alreaGdy full of Bbthese useless stCorieBbsF  
SCo DmErin, Bbcome on, pick Fme ouCtF  
CErDmin, Bbcome on, picFk me oCutF  
A brFokeCn arroDmwBb  F  C  F  
With a few fills/walkdowns.

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Another Standard Folk Song

by Elliott Smith

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Elliott Smith - Another Standard Folk Song

F Bb F C

He's a busted main line but you ought to hear him out

F Bb F C Bb C F C Bb F

Bleeding fortified wine out of the injury that I call my mouth

Dm Bb F G Bb C Bb F

Trying to insult some crazy fucker from the south

C Dm Bb F C F

Whose arrow comes to pick me out

F Bb F C

And so I'm waiting for a shot of white noise

F Bb F C Bb C F C Bb F

I dont want to hear no stupid screaming little half-assed middle-class boy

Dm Bb F

Because I've got a headache

G Bb C Bb F

And I'm already full of useless stories

C Dm Bb F C F

Erin, come pick me out

Dm Bb F

Because I've got a headache

G Bb C Bb F

And I'm already full of these useless stories

C Dm Bb F C F

So Erin, come on, pick me out

C Dm Bb F C F

Erin, come on, pick me out

F C Dm Bb F C F

A broken arrow

With a few fills/walkdowns.

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