BONHAM TRACY
  

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Date: Fri, 7 Jun 1996 17:53:04 -0600 (MDT)
From: nick-man@indra.com (NiCkMaN)


"Mother, Mother"
By: Tracy Bonham
Album: The Burdens of Being Upright

The opening riff and most of the song:
"Mother, Mother...are you litenting?"

Am Abm Gm F#m, then back up struming once at each fret.  Listen to the song
to get the rythym.

I play them with barre chords, slightly muted, staying on the lower strings.

The prechorus part:
"When you sent me off to seek the world..."

Am Gm Fm

The chorus part:
"I'm hungry...I'm dirty...I'm losing my mind...EVERYTHING'S FINE!!!"

Not quite sure...I think it's Fm every time with a bit of distortion thrown
in.  Any suggestions on this part?

Overall, I think this was a pretty easy song to figure out and to play.
Anyone want to figure out the tidbits of violin in the song?

Chords:
   | E A D G B e |
---+-------------+
Fm | 1 3 3 1 1 1 |

F#m| 2 4 4 2 2 2 |

Gm | 3 5 5 3 3 3 |

Abm| 4 6 6 4 4 4 |

Am | 5 7 7 5 5 5 |
---+-------------+

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This is my first Posting, so please be gentle .  When I first heard this song, I was scared,
because she was screaming.  Then I picked up my acoustic guitar and tried to imitate the song.
I got it pretty well, and I think I have it:

                                       Mother Mother   
                                       Tracy Bonham
                                       

Chord Shapes

A  F#   G   G#      
5   2   3    4
5   2   3    4
6   3   4    5
7   4   5    6
7   4   5    6
5   2   3    4

Intro: (All Bar Chords)

A   G#   G    F#  F#   G   G#
^-9 ^-9  ^-9  ^-5 ^-3  ^-1 ^-1

 A                G#  
   Mother Mother    Hows the family?
 
 G                   F#            F#  G  G#
   Just a phone call  To say hello


That's the basic jist of it....play with this, and it will sound good.

SOMEONE POST THE CHORUS, I CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT!

Nick Brennan












Date: Sun, 06 Oct 1996 02:06:34 -0700
From: Miser 


song:mother mother
artist:tracy bonham
tab guy: dan miser
i don't know the rest of the info

it is realy simple all you do is play these chords through the verse: 
    A	e +-5-+	    G#	e +-4-+     G	e +-3-+    F#	e +-2-+
	b +-5-+		b +-4-+		b +-e-+		b +-2-+
	g +-6-+		g +-5-+		g +-4-+		g +-3-+
	D +-7-+		D +-6-+		D +-5-+		D +-4-+
	A +-7-+		A +-6-+		A +-5-+		A +-4-+
	E +-5-+		E +-4-+		E +-3-+		E +-2-+

you play A G# G F# about 1 or 2 measures each then go back up the neck (G G# A) 
one 
measure each. 
i'm not sure about the chorus but i think it is just the same only distoted
i hope it makes scence
miser@inforum.net