Stupid Conversations Chords

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http://www.DerogatoryRemarks.com
Artist: Derogatory Remarks
Song: Stupid Conversations  ©2004
Album: Marcie Got the Monster EP

This is only the rhythm guitar, there is a sick lead part, as if you didn't know, but it's not tabbed here.

Chords

      G     Am      C      D

e   -3-   -0-   -0-   -2-
b   -0-   -1-   -1-   -3-
g   -0-   -2-   -0-   -2-
d   -0-   -2-   -2-   -0-
a   -2-   -0-   -3-   -0-
E   -3-   -0-   -0-   -0-

Verse
   G                                         Am   
she said her name was Lynn and she liked drinking gin
  C                              G
then she gave me a stupid looking grin
  G                                  Am
so I bought her one then she bought me one
  C                                    G
then she asked me what I do for fun

Chorus
 D                               Am
a stupid conversation they never go nowhere
 C                                D
a stupid conversation I just sit and stare
 D                               Am
a stupid conversation they never go nowhere
 C                               D
a stupid conversation I really don't care

Verse 2
she asked me what shows I like to see
I said I don't watch t.v.
she said I think your prob'ly lying
and asked if I like Conan O'Brian

Chorus 2 

Verse 3
I said ya Conan's not bad
she said lets go watch him at your pad
I said its 3am we missed his show
she said I know c'mon lets go

Chorus 3 (same chords/ alt lyrics)
a stupid conversation that finally went somewhere
a stupid conversation it finally went somewhere
a stupid conversation it finally went somewhere
a stupid conversation i'm in her underwear


Another deep, thoughtful song by the DC and Ill Skid