Another Sunday de I Mother Earth

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		   Another Sunday - I Mother Earth

Intro -Verse riff
If you look carefully at the world to this song.. it looks like it's about aliens!
 The two main chords are:
e-------------
B------------
G---4---3---
D------------
A------------
E---3---2---

Sunday...always hard to get to sleep when,
weird noises are implying threats,
on cold sheets I sweat.
On any other day,
It's all rest and flowers
and a long night of nothing
In the morning some coffee.

A                           C                              D			C			A
Cause when the sun goes down you close your eyes and think that you might wake,
C
in the same place

Chorus:
         G                      D
I'm out of my head, That was what they said,
G                          D                    D D D# E(7th fret)
there was no way I would ever trust again,
E			   D                          C         		G
There's something that fills you up and it feels you up and then,
G		D
It take control of your better sense,
G  		D				E
There ain't no control of things you take for granted,
E			D				B
But they came and they held me up and felt me up and left.....I miss them,

Take me, to your world I want to know if I belong there instead of here,
Is there religion?
It is unordinary, to want this affection,
but I don't have a real friend...and I hate my whole family

But from my bed my window's lit by a red light I have seen before, while floating away..

CHORUS

Solo Riff thing.

E--0-0-5b-3-5-8-0-0-5b-3-5-8-5-7-5-7-

CHORUS



Another Sunday-Intro Riff

This isn't really a tab, more of a suggestion on how to play it.
I posted this because I thought everyone knew this.
Then I saw a tab that looke like you had to fingerpick.
I'm pretty sure that this is the right way.

Play slow:
|--------------|
|--------------|
|4-------3--3/4|
|x-------x--x--|
|2(2-2-2)1--1/2|
|3(3-3-3)2--2/3|

After he says: "On any other day" Jag adds another note.
I think this note is the same form but acouple frets higher.

Figured out by Denis Hammerstedt
Tabbed by Neil Fitzpatrick
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