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Song: In the Mouth of a Desert
Band: Pavement
Album: Slanted and Enchanted
Tabbed by: Dave Timerman (Debris@total.net)
Overall, this is an extremely easy song to play. You can certainly have a
lot of fun fooling around with these roots.
Very good song for learning chords and such...
Anyways, enjoy...
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4/4: |C|C|E|E|G|G|B|B|
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George Average |
#1 by George Player at Apr 10, 1978 at 7:47 AM EST |
| i think itīs about when you finally accept that something is over and thereīs nothing you can do to bring it back. Thereīs a sense of relieve and happyness even though itīs sad. | |
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Jon Badass |
#2 by Jon Coath at May 14, 1978 at 11:51 PM EST |
| In response to the comment above... I like debaser and all, but i doubt that Pavemnt ripped off the speaking style from it. There are many other songs that have speaking style lyrics in context. either way, great song long live pavement | |
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Justin Rhythm Player |
#3 by Justin Stumbo at Dec 8, 1983 at 1:34 AM EST |
| BTW does not sound like Debaser. | |
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Rivers Average |
#4 by Rivers Light at May 10, 1988 at 12:57 PM EST |
| I think he's talking about trust being broken between two people. The other person is trying to get his trust back, but he's still deciding. He has total control over where the relationship goes (they are begging). However, he isn't inclined to fix anything ("It's what I want"). | |
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Abe Lead Player |
#5 by Abe Watson at Feb 13, 2002 at 4:58 PM EST |
| More slightly pretentious anti-major-label stuff. | |
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darin Average |
#6 by darin ? at Jul 17, 2002 at 8:01 AM EST |
| SM dedicated this song to Sonic Youth on one live show (is it the one on Side B of S&E:L&R ?). I have always associated this song with the indie rock scene. Underground, out of sight! | |
