Album: Blueberry Boat


   If you don't own this album already, BUY IT! They're one of the few bands today that 
tries something new, they could use the support.
-I'm certain of parts 1 and 3, but the second section of Part 2-"Up for shade on Crumb 
is a little odd. I'm not sure what chords to use to back it. If anyone figures it out 
me at stupidalternative@yahoo.com and I'll correct it and give you props.
Enjoy
*the A might sound better barred, up to you


---------------------------Part 1--------------------------------------
C5                  A5
Came a card marked Mason City
F5              C5
From my forwarder.
C5                    A5
Shut the door, don?t let my dad see;
F5                C5
Read aloud dear sir:
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F5                                     G5
Understanding you account an upright gent-
Bb5                          C5
lemen Aetna Life agreed and lent.
Bb5                          G~
By the way, my fee is 2.6 percent.

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C5                A5
Write again the Riceville widow
  F5              C5
  S -  A -  S -  E
C5                                    A5
I would guess they?ll be turned out though
F5                    C5
I?ll still make my plea:
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         F5                             G5
If the Dunlay heirs cannot be seen to care,
         Bb5                                   C5
Then the Banker?s Trust will surely think it fair
         Bb5                            G~
To not give extensions, as they musn?t dare.
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*first solo* backing chords is an exact repeat of ^^^^^^
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C5                    A5
Write Des Moines on several matters
      F5      C5
And I near anoint,
C5               A5
Ladle thick the pleasant flatters,
F5                  C5
And then comes the point;

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     F5                              G5
Mr. Nelson wouldn?t like to hear it said
         Bb5                           C5
As he?s too proud, so I do it in his stead:
         Bb5                       G~
He shall need an extension?so it read.

--------------------------Part 2-----------------------------------------
   C#5
  Take....

      Piano line:
      e | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | 
      b | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | 
      g | ---6~-----664--5----------------4-6666-4---6666--6-4----5--------- | 
      d | -------------7-----77-4-----(7)---------7------------7----77-4---- | 
      a | ------------------------5--------------------------------------5-- | 
      E | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | 

*This section I'm not sure on. I believe the song actually goes C#m-Cm-D, but the D is 
low, maybe you could drop the E string to D, but I don't feel like it. So I supplemented 
with F#, which sounds alright. By the way, power chords may be best for this part

C#5                C5                  F#5
--Take the Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake;
         C#5
take the Pere Marquette, take the Michigan Central,
          C5                 F#5
to West Madison for Christ?s sake.
C#5
Forgemen, Molders, Blacksmiths, Boilermakers,
C5          F#5
None on the make.


*THE PART I DON'T KNOW :(
Up for shade on Crumb Hill
Get something to make my hands still.

But now?Wait.
-------------------------Part 3------------------------------------------

       *begin playing A one meter
A5
How are you my nabs?
       F#5
Little tender footed crabs,
         D5                  A5
Meet my knuckle duster.
    A5
You geeched that gazoon?s gow
         F#5
Tried to break into the bow:
    D5                   A5
Go wipe your nose.

 (A-G#-F#)- quick change, once each

F#~
I?m just hanging out with some noler knockums,
F5
Just passing time waiting till my stack comes.

A5
Prussian who got jackered,
    F#5
My snapper till your knockered,
    D5                  A5
Get on the snam.
     A5
The chivman wants your chip;
       F#5
Better dummy up then go dip:
             D5         A5
You?re outta turn.
     (A-G#-F#)quickly
F#5
I learned that the lowest form of life is the buffer nabber,
F5
Even worse than the dicer stabber.