Wooden Nickels Bass Tab

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Song: Wooden Nickels
Artist: Eels
Album: Daisies of the Galaxy (2000)
Tabbed by: Marc Hibbins (marc97071@yahoo.com)

Standard Tuning

 Chorus One
G|---------------------------------------------------------| 
D|---------------------------------------------------------| 
A|---------3----5---/10-----------------/10----------------| 
E|--3--------------------10---8---10---------10---8---10---| 

-|------------------| 
-|------------------| 
-|--------7-----5---| Hold Note
-|--8---------------| 

 Verse
G|---------------------------------------| 
D|-----------------------------10---7---| 
A|--10-----------5----/10----------------| 
E|------10---8-------------10------------| x2

 Pre-Chorus minus (3)
G|--------------------------------------------| 
D|--------------------------------------------| 
A|--(3)--2----0-----3----/7-----5----5---5/---| 
E|--------------------------------------------| 

 Chorus Two
G|---------------------------------------------| 
D|---------------12h14p12------------10--------| 
A|--10--------------------10-10-----------12---| 
E|------10---8--------------------10-----------| 

-|---------------------------------------------| 
-|---------------12h14p12-12-------------------| 
-|--10------------------------------7-----5----| Hold Note
-|------10---8-----------------8---------------| 

-|--------------------------------------| 
-|----------10---/7-----------10---/7---| 
-|--10----------------10----------------| 
-|------10----------------10------------| 

-|--------------------------------------| 
-|----------------------------10---/7---| 
-|--10------------5----10---------------| 
-|-------10---8------------10-----------| 

 Play Pre-Chorus Including (3)

 Chorus Three
G|---------------------------------------------| 
D|---------------12h14p12----------------------| 
A|--10----------------------10------------5----| 
E|------10---8-------------------10---8--------| 

-|---------------------------------------------| 
-|---------------12h14p12-12-------------------| 
-|--10------------------------------7-----5----| 
-|------10---8-----------------8---------------| 

-|--------------------------------------| 
-|----------------------------10---/7---| 
-|--10------------5----10---------------| 
-|-------10---8------------10-----------| 

-|--------------------------------------| 
-|--------------------------------------| 
-|--10------------5----10------------5--|
-|-------10---8-------------10---8------|

-|--------------------------------------|
-|--------------------------------------|
-|--(5)/10------------------------------|
-|--------------------------------------|

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


storm Average	#1 by storm at Jun 23, 1974 at 11:34 AM EST
	42's got it. I love this song! I've sold myself for a fair share of wooden nickels and no just what this song is about. It's great. It's not necessarily about heaven or hell. i don't think the songwriter even believes in that. It's definately about trading your values, integrity, friendships, family, etc for money, fame, sex, power yadayada...and then living to regret it. Ultimately a wooden nickel is worthless as are those aforementioned things. For some reason the song also sounds like a father talking to a son or some other figure that once looked up to the song's main charecter. Any way it reads, great song from a great band! 1

jakadict Average	#2 by jakadict the brave at Nov 6, 1975 at 1:08 AM EST
	indeed, i love it, it is awesome

Raina Wanna Be	#3 by Raina Pink at Jun 1, 1982 at 3:13 PM EST
	I want to add to the other ideas by saying that the lines 'Dont' take any wooden nickels when you sell your soul' could appear to be mean and vindictive, but are actually really sweet, as he wants her to get the full value, should she sell her soul.

Dean Rhythm Player	#4 by Dean M at Jan 26, 2001 at 10:09 AM EST
	you never get tired of this song