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Die Die Die
Dr. Dog
Takers and Leavers EP
witmachine@yahoo.com
a ballad with chords for guitar
Suggested fingerings:
x EADGBe
A 002220 A7 002020
C# x43121 D x00232
E xx2454 E7 xx2434
F#m6 244242
Intro: A
Verse
A C#
It turns out cigarettes can kill you, 'cause when you didn't come back
D E
every time that I thought of you, I smoked a whole pack
A C#
I was up to about seventeen packs a day, I was refueling too
D E E7
about every hour or so, I drank a bottle of white mule
A C#
I wasn't thinking about turquoise, I wasn't thinking about gold
D E E7
I wasn't thinking about thinking, or about getting old
A C#
got to be so I didn't care if I was leaving or loving
D E E7
oh, what I was and what I was becoming
Chorus
guitar:
e--------------/9---------------|
B--------------/10--------------|
G--------------/9---------------|
D-------------------------------|
A-------------------------------|
E-------------------------------|
A
I don't want to die in your arms
guitar:
e------/9-------/11----/10------|
B------/8-------/10----/10------|
G------/9-------/11----/11------|
D-------------------------------|
A-------------------------------|
E-------------------------------|
A7 F#m6 D
I just wannna die
A
don't want to die in you arms
A7 F#m6 D
I just want to die
the following verse follows the same A C# D E pattern and the song ends with the chorus.
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I think the D in the chorus sounds better as a D7 chord. I'm not sure if that's exactly right though, you'd probably know more than I. This is an excellent tab.