THE DEAD MILKMEN Epic Tales Of Adventure from Metaphysical Graffiti Tabbed by: Ben Gladdle (moose9377@hotmail.com) This is pretty easy. Just listen for the rhythm for the Em chord. That's the only slightly different bit. I haven't done the accordion solo, but I will tab it for guitar some time... Solos are for when I'm feeling especially good, cause they always give me a headache and make me hate the song for a couple of weeks, cause I generally have to listen to them 30 or 40 times in a row. Eww. :) Verse: ----- Em There's an old lady who washes her clothes In the same laundromat as me C She told me of her son Em And some shoes that hurt his feet Mean little nails rose up in a bunch C And plunged into his soles Em Filling dirty socks G Em Bm With tiny bloody holes Chorus: ------ C F Bb Em It's shoes and it's feet and the end of the world G It's shoes and it's feet and the end of the world Em Bm Shoes and it's feet and the end of the world C F Bb Em It's shoes and it's feet and the end of the .... verse: There's an old man who said that he came from the same town as my dad He told me of his house and why it smelled so bad Small furry creatures had crawled in the spaces in between the walls Died and they decayed well I guess that's really all chorus: It's small furry creatures and the end of the world It's small furry creatures and the end of the world Small furry creatures and the end of the world It's small furry creatures and the end of the world Instrumental: (accordion solo with these chords) ------------ C G Bb A F Em F Em C G Bb A F Em F Em verse: There is a man who told me a story about a conspiracy He told me how it started and what it meant to me Doctors and lawyers and bankers and priests are Controlled by U.F.O.s (x2) It's doctors and lawyers and the end of the world Bankers and priests and the end of the world chorus: It's doctors and lawyers and the end of the world It's doctors and lawyers and the end of the world It's bankers and priests and the end of the world It's doctors and lawyers and the end of the... Note: The verse and chorus before this point sort of merge together. However, if you keep in your mind the way I've divided it above, the chords should be exactly the same as the previous verses and choruses. There's a solo in there somewhere which I haven't done yet, but if you just play the chords over the background it will be fine for now. verse: There's an old lady who washes her clothes In the same laundromat as me She told me of her son and some SHOES! End on C. From the Dead Milkmen Guitar Tab Project http://www.geocities.com/dmtabs/