A Common DisasterMichael Timmins (e) |—————–|—–3—–3—3-| (B) |—————–|—–4—–4—4-| Let the last chord ring. (G) |—————–|—–5—–5—5-| Play twice for intro. (D) |—————–|—–5—–5—5-| (A) |—————–|-3—3—–3—3-| (E) |———–3-6-3-|—————–| 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & [Cm] A candle burning for everything I’ve ever wanted. [Cm] A tattoo burned for everything I’ve ever wanted and lost. [Bb] I had a long list of names that I kept in my back pocket, [Cm] but I’ve cut it down to one and your name’s at the top. [F] Won’t you [Eb] share a common dis- [Cm] aster [Eb] Share with [F] me a common dis- [Bb] aster [Dm] Oh [Eb] oh, a common dis- [Cm] aster[Cm] I found myself a friend, but he’s crooked as a stick in water. [Cm] So now I’m writing fairy tales to catch the spirit of revenge. [Bb] He’s got a plan to steal my little sister, [Cm] but I’m not too concerned ’cause I will get him in the end. [F] Won’t you [Eb] share a common dis- [Cm] aster [Eb] Share with [F] me a common dis- [Bb] aster [Dm] Oh [Eb] oh, a common dis- [Cm] aster Solo on First Half Of Verse, First Line of Chorus [Cm] Going to find me someone to share a common disaster. [Cm] Run away with me from a life so cramped and dull. [Bb] Not worry too much about the happily-ever-after. [Cm] Just keep the Caddy moving ’til we’re well beyond that hill.[F] Won’t you [Eb] share a common dis- [Cm] aster [Eb] Share with [F] me a common dis- [Bb] aster [Dm] Oh [Eb] oh, a common dis- [Cm] aster Tabbed by Brian Davies (davies@ils.nwu.edu) This is arranged for a single guitar — they play the first bit of the riff on the bass, and have the guitar playing the syncopated chords. For the lines I’ve marked [Bb], the guitar actually stays on [Cm], with the second and fourth notes of the main bass line reversed, so that there’s a [Bb] bass note under the chord, but that sounds a bit weird if you’re playing it solo. bbkim’s note: the Eb sounds off to me, but I have no suggestions…. |