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28 Sep 04 - 01:12 PM (#1283295) Subject: Jefferson Airplane chords From: woodsie Searching with google I can find some lyrics of JA songs but no guitar chords. Would love the chords to Lather & Good Shepherd and anything else. Can anybody help? |
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28 Sep 04 - 01:26 PM (#1283313) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: dwditty HERE |
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28 Sep 04 - 03:26 PM (#1283401) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: Richard Bridge Gee - and I really wanted White Rabbit, but they don't sound right... |
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28 Sep 04 - 03:48 PM (#1283425) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: M.Ted Here is Lather, lifted from somewhere or other--I usually like to mark the chords our measure for measure--but these are so easy that I never bothered--basically, is is three beats per measure--four measures in each line--if only three are shown, play the last one for two measures--(Like this for the first line: Am/C/G/G) LATHER (play these chord positions with capo on the third fret) [Am]Lather was [C]thirty years [G]old today, They [Em]took away [D]all of his [C]toys. His [Am]mother sent [C]newspaper [G]clippings to him, About his [Em]old friends who'd [D]stopped being [C]boys. There was [Em]Harwitz E. [D]Green, just [F]turned thirty-[D]three, His [Am]leather chair [Em]waits at the [D]bank. And [Em]Seargent Dow [D]Jones, twenty-[F]seven years [D]old, [Am]Commanding his [Em]very own [D]tank. But [C]Lather still [D]finds it a [Em]nice thing to do, To [C]lie about [D]nude in the [Em]sand, Drawing [C]pictures of [D]mountains that [Em]look like bumps, And [D]thrashing the air with his [Am]hands. [A] But [A]wait, oh Lather's [G]productive you know, He [A]produces the [G]finest of [A]sound, Putting drumsticks on either [G]side of his nose, [A]Snorting the [G]best licks in [A]town .....Am G D But [E]that's all over... [Am]Lather was [C]thirty years [G]old today, And [Em]Lather came [D]foam from his [C]tongue. He [Am]looked at me [C]eyes wide and [G]plainly said, Is it [Em]true that I'm [D]no longer [C]young? And the [Em]children [D]call him [F]fam[D]ous, What the [Am]old men [Em]call in[D]sane, And [Em]some[D]times he's so [F]name[D]less, That he [Am]hardly [Em]knows which [D]game to play... Which [C]words to say... And I [C]should have [D]told him, [Em]"No, you're not old." And I [C]should have [D]let him go [Em]on...[D]smiling...baby[Am]wide. |
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28 Sep 04 - 03:50 PM (#1283428) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: M.Ted Oh, for some reason, Lycos.com is a better engine to use for chords and lyrics-- |
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01 Oct 04 - 09:23 AM (#1285962) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: GUEST,woodsie Thanks folks! |
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01 Oct 04 - 09:44 AM (#1285993) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: GUEST,Woodsie I've just gone to the link above and read the lyric for the last verse of 3/5 mile in 10 seconds: Do away with things that come on obscene Like hot rods, pre-cleaned real fine nicotine Sometimes the price is sixty-five dollars Prices like that make a grown man holler 'Specially when it's sold by a kid who's only fifteen Know I love you baby, yes I do Anybody got a clue to what it's all about - I've always loved this song! |
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02 Oct 04 - 02:35 AM (#1286674) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: Lonesome EJ well, you left out my favorite lines..."take me to a circus tent, where I can easily pay my rent". But, in answer to your question, I think Marty's talking about two different topics here. The first two lines refer to being bombarded with commercials that try to create a need that only the product can fulfill. The next four lines refer to making a drug deal with a high school kid. |
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03 Oct 04 - 05:58 AM (#1287283) Subject: RE: Jefferson Airplane chords From: GUEST,Brazillian Love that band! |