Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 19:02:04 -0500 (CDT)
From: Patrick Glass <patrick@spy.net>
X-Sender: patrick@keyhole.west.spy.net
Subject: CRD: "You Get What You Deserve" by Big Star
"You Get What You Deserve" by Big Star (from the Radio City album,one of
the greatest records never to be near the top of the charts)
Tabbed by Patrick Glass (patrick@spy.net)
Intro Chords: Am Em Am Em
Am
Try to understand what I'm going through
Em
and don't blame for what folks will do
Am
for some of us it's not a good time
D
but you're going to get used to
and you'd better resign yourself.
Em D C Cmaj7
You get what you deserve
Em D C Cmaj7
you ought to find out what it's worth
Em D C Cmaj7 Em
and you've gotta have a lotta nerve.
Am
You just do what pleases you
Em
and go on and sign out every move
Am
you're going to get place in the scene
D
all God's orphans get face in the dream.
Em D C Cmaj7
You get what you deserve
Em D C Cmaj7
you ought to find out what it's worth
Em D C Cmaj7
and you've gotta have a lotta nerve.
Middle Eight (if you will)
G Em (X4)
B
Too bad such a drag ow !
G
so much pain down the drain
Em D C
and a lot of us ain't got many friends.
Solo:
same chords as the first chorus
repeat verse 1 and then the chorus twice.....
the end bit goes
Em D C Am
by the way, the chord I call Cmaj7 is x32310 and I don't know if that's
really what it's called...I can't play solos that well, so I didn't bother
to learn these...sorry. Besides that, have fun!
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