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Hands on the bible
Intro (palm-muted) (0:18)
G----------|-----|-444444444444444-1111111111111111-
D-11111111-|(x10)|----------------------------------
A----------|-----|----------------------------------
E----------|-----|----------------------------------
G-333333333333333-| x3
D-----------------|
A-----------------|
E-----------------|
Verse pt.1(0:58) x2
G-----------------444444444444444-111111111111111-3333333333333-|
D-1111111111111111----------------------------------------------|
A---------------------------------------------------------------|
E --------------------------------------------------------------|
Verse pt.2 (1:26)
G-------------------------------------------------| x2
D-11111-11111-------------11111-11111-00000-00000-|
A-------------33333-33333-------------------------|
E-------------------------------------------------|
It basically keeps repeating the 1st verse part of the verse
Enjoy!
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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Tom Average |
#1 by Tom Someguy at Jul 28, 1972 at 9:46 AM EST |
| C'mon Bulky, that only works if you don't pay attention to the lyrics. It's a really sarcastic song about abortion, with some scathing lyrics that come across so heavy-handed you can't take it seriously. It's a chick coming to terms with an abortion, or being forced to. Whatever. It was on Here Comes the Zoo, which was the last album the original Local H had. | |
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i was ur mine,u Badass |
#2 by i was ur mine,u wer my mine,me u were mine at Mar 7, 1980 at 9:33 PM EST |
| Which album is this one off of? I am a big 'As Good as Dead' fan and I also have Hamfisted. Is this from Pack up the Cats' or the newest one after the real Local H broke up? | |
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Austin Average |
#3 by Austin Reihl at Dec 1, 1982 at 6:24 PM EST |
| wow, this song is so... what's that word?.... it's just amazing! i love it, what's it about tho? ,....... if anyone knows, feel free to email at adema60090@yahoo.com. Damn, i love this song! | |
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Jack Average |
#4 by Jack Tweddell at Jul 29, 1983 at 4:49 AM EST |
| yah me 2..i think it's about homoicdal shit or something | |
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Neil Average |
#5 by Neil Carson at Oct 4, 1987 at 8:39 AM EST |
| I think it's a very deep song that about a number of things... I read it as diatribe against issues like abortion (Pretty baby / Never born), the disinigration of the family (Rats in the attic / Toys in the cellar), promiscuity (Egomaniacal, As you screw yourself into oblivion) and the shock one feels when they look at a disturbed world in which they've played some role in creating (You'll have to face it / On your own / Smashed on the pavement / Stunned in amazement / Everything you make comes crawling back to you / You can't believe it / You didn't mean it / But they saw you do it and they know your name). Very powerful song that, once again, can be read many different ways. | |
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michael Average |
#6 by michael at Feb 4, 1997 at 1:37 AM EST |
| i agree with the abortion thoery behind the meaning of this song. | |
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[insert funny n Wanna Be |
#7 by [insert funny name here] at Sep 3, 2005 at 5:24 AM EST |
| Ok, too late I realize that Toys in the Attic means you're crazy, so it's obviously a reference to that saying... Also I failed to mention that the murderer is testifying in court, hence "Hands on the Bible" | |
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Aj Average |
#8 by Aj Franks at Nov 22, 2005 at 5:33 PM EST |
| I totally agree soma as well as PoizonComeUndone. . you said it. . this song fuckin rocks, why have only a few people commented?! | |