The Milkshake Song chords by Angry Salad

Chords with lyrics

The Milkshake Song
Angry Salad
Album: Bizarre Gardening Accident (or self-titled debut depending on when you were
introduced to their music).
Transcribed For Acoustic Guitar
By Eric Norcross based on notes by Bob Whelan
And the acoustic performance for WCYY 94.3.
www.EricNorcross.com

Listen to the record for the strumming pattern of the intro & chorus (they are the same).
I added some information at the bottom to give you more insight into how
this tab came about. The Movement from G+G to E minor 7Em7 to Cadd9Cadd9 is relatively quick, while
the D MajorD and G+G that come after this movement has a few strums to them.
This movement is steady and should dictate the speed and rhythm that the
 vocals in the chorus are delivered.

Special Chords:

Em7: 	 022033
Cadd9: 023033

Intro:	G+G
		G+G

Cadd9Cadd9
Down and out when I used to walk the same way
D MajorD
Home from school
Cadd9Cadd9
I hoped I’d see her and then when I didn’t
		  D MajorD
I was crushed, like the bully that stole my lunch
D MajorD
Oh yeah, oh yeah


G+G
It seems so hard for me to do
G+G
To be myself when I’m with you
Dsus4Dsus4
I’m with you, yeah


G+G
And she gave me,  a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more
G+G
And she gave me, a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more than this

Interlude:	G+G

Cadd9Cadd9
Take me back in time when I, I didn’t give fuck (darn)
D MajorD
About what I said or did
Cadd9Cadd9
But when I did it, it was done and nothing more was less
D MajorD
Oh yeah, oh yeah


G+G
It seems so hard for me to do
G+G
To be myself when I’m with you
Dsus4Dsus4
I’m with you, yeah


G+G
And she gave me,  a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more
G+G
And she gave me, a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more than this


Solo/Break		G+G x4


G+G
And she gave me,  a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more
G+G
And she gave me, a milkshake and a kiss
G+G
I don’t need a whole lot more than this


This chord/tab is based on an e-mail I received from the band back in 2000,
with instructions on how they performed their acoustic version on the air
via Portland’s WCYY radio station (could have been WMGX, I don’t really
 remember). I believe lead vocalist and guitarist Bob Whalen sent it, but
I don’t have the print out anymore so I’m not positive.

I haven’t played guitar in five years, so it took me some time to figure
this out again. I even resorted to e-mailing the members of the band again
 but got no replies (no surprise, they’re no longer together). So if you
 guys have any ideas, I can always integrate any corrections later.
Also, I don’t have the tab for the lead lick, so anyone out there wants
to give it a shot, by all means!