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Jack Off Jill American Made Bass Tab

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Song: American Made
Band: Jack Off Jill
Album: Sexless Demons and Scars
Author: twiggles(wpngscrs@hotpop.com)

Intro/verse/outro

G----------------------------------
D----------------------------------
A-----------------------------55-44
E-22-22-22-22-5-4-22-22-22-22------

Chorus

G------------------------------
D------------------------------
A-5-5-5-2--2-2----------------
E---------------22-22-22-22-2-2

G--------------------------------
D--------------------------------
A-5-5-5-2--2-2------------------
E---------------22-22-22-22-55-44


Taken from BASSMASTA.NET - http://www.bassmasta.net

Source: http://www.bassmasta.net/j/jack_off_jill/121772.html

Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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luke
Rhythm Player
#1 by luke dont play bass with a pick! at Oct 17, 1974 at 10:37 AM EST
Okehs, silly me i thought it was "stab stab stab" O.o
 
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bigus
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#2 by bigus dickus at Dec 29, 1978 at 6:39 AM EST
I don't find this song mocks America. I think instead, it is being very critical of the problems America has. Maybe it also points out how mainstream America can tend to leave outcasts and people with a very twisted view of the world. Seeing as the band appears to be far from mainstream culture, this song points out how the author's own world was twisted by 'America. Just some thoughts.
 
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Nick
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#3 by Nick Vanderstelt at Jun 20, 1987 at 6:55 PM EST
where you put "stab stab stab" it says "tear them down"... just thought i'd say that
 
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jake
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#4 by jake gonzales at Apr 22, 1989 at 12:28 PM EST
it depends what version it is. the version that's on "sexless demons and scars" it says "stab stab stab". thats the version with the "momma's apple pie.." line. there's another remixed version that has "tear them down" instead of "stab stab stab" and it doesnt have the apple pie line. *nod*
 
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Tomo
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#5 by Tomo at Feb 26, 1994 at 12:50 AM EST
I think this song is a bit cheeky and is poking fun at Americana. I think in all its cheekyness, it's touching some very deep and real issues. "Give me a syringe To inject the pain "- I think this is quite simply pointing out how, no matter how 'wealthy' America seems to others...we have a serious drug epidemic overall. "Give me a cake that I can mix and bake In a Betty Crocker oven that I will break"- i think this touches on women in America...and how since women's rights came...the BETTY CROCKER'S of the nation have become somewhat obsolete (good thing). "Give me a mate in a crippled state With Halloween teeth that I can break "- I think this touches on greed in America...you know, the young women who marry rich old men and kill em off for their money...yeah...(ANNA NICOLE). "Momma's apple pie got a cockroach in it Burn the flag with a fag "- This seems almost to be about how accepting the American military is of homosexuality, whichis NOT AT ALL. "My world is evil but American made "- self explainiory.
 
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Eric
Rhythm Player
#6 by Eric at Nov 16, 1997 at 4:36 AM EST
momma's apple pie is about america and apple pie was supposed to be about american ideals and the family mommas apple pie got a cockroach in it is about how rotten american culture has become
 
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Steve
Lead Player
#7 by Steve Baker at Oct 7, 2004 at 12:37 AM EST
It's not that complicated... it's about the state os disarray in America. She messed up, but she's American, so it's ok. Sarcasm is a strong tool. "Give me something pretty I hope I'll never be I'd rather be creepy and very strange" is a classic live. I love it. 1