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Song: Gone Daddy Gone
Artist: Violent Femmes
Tabbed out by Dallas Reynolds
(give credit if you use this on your own site)
Verse:
G:--------------------------------------------------------------------|
D:--------------------------------------------------------------------|
A:----5-55-3-33-222-1-11------5-55-3-33-222-1-11----------------------|
E:--------------------------------------------------------------------|
repeat for as many times necessary
Chorus
Verse:
G:------------------3-3--------------------3-3------------------------|
D:----0-00-3-33-4^5----5-----0-00-3-33-4^5----5-----------------------|
A:--------------------------------------------------------------------|
E:--------------------------------------------------------------------|
repeat for as many times necessary
That's it, have fun playing. One great song by one great band.
Taken from The BassMasta -- http://www.bassmasta.net
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alex Average |
#1 by alex cope at Nov 28, 1973 at 7:57 AM EST |
| good song | |
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jordan Average |
#2 by jordan sjsjtkiris at Sep 13, 1975 at 4:02 PM EST |
| Actually, mars21, they give proper credit for this in the liner notes of their debut album. | |
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jordan Average |
#3 by jordan sjsjtkiris at Jun 4, 1979 at 6:48 PM EST |
| high school girlfriend perhaps. | |
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GodOfBass208 Average |
#4 by GodOfBass208 at Apr 28, 1987 at 2:21 PM EST |
| In respsone to Goukuh: Keep in mind that when Gordon Gano (the writer and singer of the Femmes) wrote the songs on the first album, he was either still in high school or just finishing, at the ripe age of 18. On one of the albums, he actually says he wrote this song for some girl (he gave her name, it was Stacy something I think). The song is pretty straight-forward. It's about a guy who loved a girl in high school, but either she graduated or he graduated, which means he doesn't see her anymore. Or, it could be about a guy who considers his high school love the one that got away. | |
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Ken Average |
#5 by Ken Bennett at Nov 1, 1995 at 5:50 AM EST |
| because not many people know it | |
