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This is Stockholm Syndrome, by Yo La Tengo, from their fantastic "I Can
Hear the Heart Beating as One" record. The verses and choruses mostly
go like this except the 2nd chorus kinda walks down to the Am in the 3rd
verse. Not 100% sure of the words as they're a little hard to hear
amongst all the falsetto.
Tabbed by Chris Brown, cebrown@hewitt.com
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Verse: Am Bm Em
Am Bm Em
Am Bm C G
C G D...
Chorus: ... D7
G Em
G Em
G Em
D D7
(verse, no intro)
Am Bm Em
What's the matter? Why don't you answer?
Am Bm Em
What's the matter with me? Is it so hard to be
Am Bm C G
free and easy, to disappear completely?
C G D
Hardly as alone as glad(?)
(verse)
Am Bm Em
Your heart is broken and the doors are open
Am Bm Em
as you're hoping to be as bright a place as you see
Am Bm C G
Hands need warming early in the morning
C G D
hardly as alone as surprised
(chorus x2)
D7
No, don't warn me
G Em
I know it's wrong
G Em D
But I swear it won't take long
D7
And I know you know
G Em
It makes me sigh
G Em D
I do believe in love
(solo over verse -- I won't insult Ira by trying to tab it)
(chorus x2)
D7
No, don't warn me
G Em
I know it's wrong
G Em D
I swear it won't take long
D7
And I know you know
G Em
It makes me sigh
G Em D C
I do believe I do believe
(verse)
Am Bm Em
Another season of the same old feelings
Am Bm Em
Another reason to be
Am Bm C G
I'm tired of achin', the summer's what you make it
C G D
And I believe what I want to believe
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