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by Mark Nelson, David Dunn and Paul Buhl
from the 1994 album "Machinery Hall"
on Permagrin Records out of Boston
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tabbed by Will Lipchitz <wsl6174@is.nyu.edu>
corrections and comments welcomed
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Am G F E
Stories, like convictions, end
Am G F E
Still, I feel a need to piss you off once again
Am G F E
Then it dawns on me - That we were never raised that way
Am G F E
And it=D5s clear to me - you live a long and lonely wait
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Am G
It suits you now
Am G
A mile behind
Am G
Great place to start
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Chorus:
Am G F Fmaj7?
Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
Am G F
Imagine / You unto me
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Am G F E
Your lips are a semi-circle
Am G F E
Though they tend to overflow for me
Am G F E
Things are better now, we talk about it every day
Am G F E
Yet, apparently, you walk and talk a different game
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Am G
It suits you now
Am G
A mile behind
Am G
Great place to start
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Chorus:
Am G F Fmaj7?
Imagine / Immersion / Buried / Totally
Am G F
Imagine / You unto me
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Am - G - F - E
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End on Am for a nice finish
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