MALKMUS STEPHEN - "jenny and the ess-dog" Tablature
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Date: Wed, 06 Mar 2002 12:14:23 -0700
From: Joe Martin <nitro251@usa.net>
Subject: m/malkmus_stephen/jenny_and_the_ess-dog.crd
This song is number 11 off of Stephen Malkmus' self-titled album w/ The Jicks
There is a constant chord progression throughout the verses that goes like
this-
D- x-5-7-7-x-x-
Db/D- x-4-7-7-x-x-
B/D- 7-x-7-7-x-x
A/D- 5-x-7-7-x-x
G- 3-5-5-x-x-x
F#/G- 2-5-5-x-x-x-
Em- 0-2-2-0-0-0
A- 0-0-2-2-2-0
Then the prechorus thing is an alternating G and D, dig?
Check it:
D Db/D B/D A/D G F#m/G
Jennifer ...
Em A
He's the ...
D Db/D B/D
She's 18,...
A/D G F#m/G
She's a ...
Em A
Of a ...
G D
Kiss when ...
G D
To ...
G D
And if ...
G D
They don't ...
Em G
In joining ...
The chords for the next verse is identical until you get to "Let me out.."
then you do an A on the 7th fret with a little Chuck Berry alternation going
on like so:
5-7-7-x-x-x
5-7-7-x-x-x
5-9-x-x-x-x
5-7-7-x-x-x
then you do the D and G respective equivalents
A
Let me out ...
G
Let me ...
G
You got to ...
D
You ...
A
Let me ...
G
Out of ...
G
Out of here,...
A
running
Then it's the same as the beginning until the very end, there's a little
change on the very last chord
G
Neither one listens...
D
To ...
G
The Ess-...
D
And he sold ...
Em G
Jenny ...
Em G
And off ...
Em Eb...D
Off came ...
That's it. I've never seen him live, so I don't know if that's %100 correct.
Have a good time.
-Joe M.
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