CRASH TEST DUMMIES

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Subject: chords:crash test dummies--afternoons and coffeespoons
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> Please excuse errors in the lyrics. I have this on second-generation 
> cassette, so unfortunately I have to guess what is being sung.
> 
> 
> AFTERNOONS AND COFFEESPOONS
> 
> (capo on third fret)
> 
> Intro:  D       G  D       G  Asus4      A
> 
> D               A               D          G              G A
> What is it that makes me just a little bit queasy
> D                     A                  D      G         G A
> There's a breeze that makes my breathing not so easy
> F           Bb                     C
> I've had my lungs checked out with X-rays
> F                Bb       C                 Dm        Bbsus2**
> I've smelled the hospital hallways
> 
> (**Sorry. Not really sure if this is what you call this chord. Basically 
> play a Bb, but play the C note on the second string, not the D note.)
> 
> 
> 
> SHORT CHORUS:
> 
> D       G         D                 A
> Someday I'll have    a disappearing hairline
> D       G         D                 A             G      A
> Someday I'll wear    pajamas in the daytime
> 
> 
> 
> D              A                D       G             G  A
> Times when the day seems like a play by Sartre
> D               A                D       G            G  A
> When it seems a book burnings in perfect order
> F          Bb          C
> I gave the doctor my description
> F             Bb             C                Dm      Bbsus2
> I've tried to stick to my prescription
> 
> 
> LONG CHORUS:
> D       G          D                 A
> Someday I'll have     a disappearing hairline
> D       G          D                 A
> Someday I'll wear     pajamas in the daytime
> G       D
> Oh, oh, oh, oh              (or something to that effect)
> A    D             G
> Afternoons will be measured out
> Bm               G
> Measured out and measured with
> A     D               G                 G  A
> Coffeespoons and T.S. Eliot
> 
> 
> (The remaining verse and chorus repeat the same chord progression)
> 
> 
> 
> Maybe if I could do a play-by-playback
> I could change the test results that I would get back
> I've watched a summer evening pass by
> I've heard the rattle in my bronchi
> 
> 
> REPEAT LONG CHORUS
> 
> 
> Hope you can follow this.
> 
> Ben McTernan
> 
>