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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 15:28:30 -0500
From: Andrew Rogers 
Subject: ./s/seeds/pushin_too_hard.crd

Thee ultimate punkadelic two-chord rant, and the fact that the electric
piano is about a quarter-tone flat only made it sound more alienated and
menacing to this beat-crazed teen!  Get back to me if you want a copy of
an interview with Seeds keyboardist Daryl Hooper.  --AWR


			"Pushin' Too Hard"
			   (Sky Saxon)

Intro:

	Bm  A  [4X]
	/ / / /

Verse 1:

	You're pushin' too hard, uh-pushin' on me
	You're pushin' too hard, uh-what you want me to be
	You're pushin' too hard about the things you say
	You're pushin' too hard every night and day
	You're pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard on me (too hard)

Verse 2:

	Well all I want is to just be free
	Live my life the way I wanna be
	All I want is to just have fun
	Live my life like it's just begun
	But you're pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard on me (too hard)

[Electric piano solo - arpeggiated Bm and A chords on a Wurlitzer 140
 that must be a quarter-tone flat]

[Guitar solo]

Verse 3:

	Well, better listen girl to what I'm tellin' you
	You better listen girl, or we are through
	You better stop all your foolin' around
	Stop your runnin' all over town
	'Cause you're pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard on me (too hard)

Verse 4:

	Well I know there's a lotta fish in the sea
	I know some would-uh stay by me
	So if you don't think I'm gonna try
	You better ask yourself the reason why
	'Cause you're pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard on me (too hard)

Coda:

	Pushin' too hard, pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard, pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard, pushin' too hard
	Pushin' too hard on me (too hard)


-- another ace 60's tab - if you can call two chords a "tab" - from Andrew
Rogers