with SMTP id; Sun, 28 Mar 1993 06:39:12 -0800 X-Vms-To: GUITAR Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT "It's A Shame About Ray" -- Lemonheads. Easy song, but really good. The chords are A, E, D, G, D/F#, and an F riff. a D/F# is ----------- just in case some of you don't know. | | | | | | ----------- T | | 1 | 2 ----------- | | | | 3 | ----------- T= thumb The riff goes like this: e|--------| Eight beats. B|--------| G|--------| D|---2-32-| A|--3----3| E|1-------| THE SONG {First Verse: A E D I've never been too good with names. A E G D/F# The cellar door was open, I could never stay away. A E D I know it's probably not my place. A E G D/F# It's either or I'm hopin' for a simple way of sayin'... {Chorus} A E D It's a shame about Ray. A E G D/F# In the stone under the dust his name is still engraved. A E D Some things need to go away. A E G D/F# {riff} It's a shame about Ray. {Second Verse: A E D If I make it through today, A E G D/F# I'll know tomorrow not to put my feelings out on display. A E D I'll put the cobwebs back in place. A E G D/F# I've never been to good with names, but I remember faces. {repeat chorus 'till you get bored} -=Marc=-