Bukowski Bass Tab

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Intro
G--------------------0--0-1--0-------|
D-------------------------------1--0-|
A--1/3-3--31-1--1-------------------|
E------------------4-----------------|


VERSE
G-----------------------0-1-0--|
D------------------1--3--------|
A--1/3-3--31-1--1-------------|
E------------------------------|

G--------------------0--0-1--0-------|
D-------------------------------1--0-|
A--1/3-3--31-1--1-------------------|
E------------------4-----------------|

BRIDGE
G--------------|
D--1--0-----0--|
A--------3-----|
E--------------|

G-------------------1-1-0-1-0------|
D----0-1-0---0-1-0------------1-0--|
A--3-------1-----------------------|
E----------------------------------|

G-------------------1--3--5--8--|
D----0-1-0---0-1-0--------------|
A--3-------1--------------------|
E-------------------------------|

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques


No Picture KETcH Average	#1 by KETcH UP at Nov 23, 2005 at 4:40 PM EST
	I just want to say how amazingly similar brocks writes compared to Bukowski. Not even in this album,(because he wisely went commercial) but in moon and antartica you can really see how similar their writing is. both coarse, full of sick humor, and honest insights into the minds of intellegent (but rare) people as well as the fucking masses of morons. (including all you damn punks). Now don't even try to argue with me.

No Picture Nacy Average	#2 by Nacy Sanchez at Aug 3, 2006 at 11:19 PM EST
	like dhelm said, i love the cross-references on this album.

No Picture Shavo Odadjian. Average	#3 by Shavo Odadjian.... The REAL BassMasta at Aug 20, 2006 at 7:29 AM EST
	it means whatever it the listener wants it to mean. thats the purpose of music.

No Picture E Average	#4 by E F at Sep 30, 2006 at 2:48 AM EST
	skd2k1, I think by "wake" he is referring to the event held after a funeral where the dead is mourned with family members and such. Although i guess I could see it as meaning "wake" as in getting up in the morning. perhaps a double meaning, but since both marriage and wakes are religious events that everyone (supposedly) should have one of (one when alive, one when dead), i think that the two terms are related. In response to what the references to cakes and weddings means in reference to devils work day and whatnot... i am a bit of a loss. Any other ideas?

No Picture Rikki Average	#5 by Rikki at Dec 5, 2006 at 6:12 AM EST
	this song always gets stuck in my head random lyrics just pop out of nowhere its a lovely song and I love the line "If God takes life, he's and Indian giver" thats so true

No Picture l2aVeN-5 String Wanna Be	#6 by l2aVeN-5 Stringed Mother F***er at Jun 6, 2007 at 4:52 AM EST
	Wow! I'm suprised how eveyone happened to take this song completely out of context,