Holiday Song Chords

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From schnitzi@cs.ucf.edu Thu Nov 11 10:57:55 1993
Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1993 11:57:27 -0500

The Holiday Song

intro:  C-D-B-C with high E drone

that little nifty melody line that begins each verse is : c b a g eg eg a /
                                                          C B A G eg E B C...

the chords for the verse go:
A              C         F     C       A      C           F      C
well sit right down my wicked son and let me tell you a story
A        C        F         C        A    F    C       F
about a boy who fell from glory and how he was a wicked son

chorus:
G              F        A  C    F  C

this ain't no holiday       no, no
G             F
but it always turns out this way

D    F# G A G F#

here i am with my hands

i guess that pretty much sums it up; i would not want to desecrate any
one's interpretation of the other verse(s) or the solo by documenting
them here. oh yes, the chords at the end go A C F A instead of ACFC.

sincerely,
len hunt

From: Leonard James Hunt 
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1993 14:14:18 -0500
Subject: PIXIES CORRECTION

hey yinz,
i made a mistake, i think, in my notation of the holiday song.  in fact,
it was in that nifty little melody that begins each verse.  it SHOULD
have read:
thanks for not all jumping down my throat immediately for my misguided
interpretation.

have a good day,
len