From Emil's Tablature
This is pretty much a standard 12 bar blues, though it gets kind of funky.
Listen to a recording for timing information, as usual.
Progression Number:
[--I--] [--II--] [--III--] [--IV--] [--V--]
F C G F C C C Bb G F C D C F G
E--3--3--3----3--3--3-----------(3)---3--3--2-----0--1-(3)
B--1--1--0----1--1--1----5--3----3----1--1--3-----1--1--0-
G--2--0--0----2--0--0----5--3----4----2--0--2-----0--2--0-
D--3--2--0----3--2--2----5--3----5----3--2--0-----2--3--0-
A------------------------3--5----5------------------------
E-------(3)-----------------------------------------------
Mike Plays something like this:
E----------------------------------------------
B----------------------------------------------
G----------------------------------------------
D---5------3-----------------------------------
A------5------3--------------5----1----3-------
E-------------------------------------------3--
[I]
I spoke your name for many days
[III]
Pronouncing it in several ways
[II] [I]
And moving letters all around
[IV] [V]
And substituting every sound
And when you heard the end result,
I told you it was not my fault,
If you were here more of the day,
It wouldn't twist around that way....
Chorus
E--------------------------------------------------------------
B---3----3----5---3--------------------------------------------
G---4----3----5---3--------------------------------------------
D---5----3----5---3--------------------------------------------
A---5----5----3---3h5------------------------------------------
E---3----------------------------------------------------------
Wouldn't twist around (wouldn't twist around) that way Whoo!
(Repeat Chorus)
Piano Break
G Bb C (X3)
(Chorus Again)
Then do a funky post '96 Phish jam in the key of G (pentatonic?)
until the crowd is in a trance then come back with the Whoo!'s
and the chorus.
