Ode To A Life tab by Marys Danish

Ode To A Life
by
Mary's Danish

From the album "American Standard"

intro
  Em				 G
|------------------0---0-0-----|------------------3---3-3-----|
|------------------0---0-0-----|------------------3---3-3-----|
|------------------0---0-0-----|------------------0---0-0-----| play 2x
|-----2-0----------2---2-2-----|-----2-0----------0---0-0-----|
|-0-2-----2-0------2---2-2-----|-0-2-----2-0------2---2-2-----|
|--------------0---0---0-0-----|--------------3---3---3-3-----|

              Am       Am/G    Am/F#
|------------------0-------0-------0---|
|------------------1-------1-------1---|
|------------------2-------2-------2---| play 2x
|-----2-0-------2--------2-------2-----|
|-0-2-----2-0-0------------------------|
|----------------------3-------2-------|

Follow picking pattern of first two bars of intro for the lines of the
verse   with the Em and G progression. Then onthe Am and G lines, use the
intro kick with the Am only.  You'll see what I mean when you listen to
the song. I tried to represent the rhythm with spacing, but  listen to
the song for exactitude.  Same applies for the placement of the intro
licks in the verse.


(Verse 1)

Em                   G
Oooh, ..

Em 				         G
there ..

Am	   F              G
and I ..

Em         G
Across ..

Em                         G
A life ..

Am                         Bm
with ..:


(Chorus)

G            F
Please ..

C                  G
just ..

G         F
I'm ..

C          G
just ...

G       F                C        G
Fear ..

G                      F
'Cause ..

              C  G
than a ..


(Verse 2)

Em               G
Oooh, ..

Em                       G
On ..

Am            F              G
that ..

Em             G
With ..

Em                          G
My ..

Am                          Bm
with ..:

(Chorus)

(Accordion solo)

(Chorus 2x)


There it is.  I think I've got the order right, but I may be wrong.  I
took the lyrics straight from the CD booklet (though I took the liberty
of adding in the "Oooh"'s for extra effect).  Questions, comments and praise
can be sent to Oster-toaster (ostermmg@whitman.edu).  If you would like
to c hat about Mary's Danish, feel free to write as well.  I'm no expert
or historian, but I sure love their stuff!

Thank you,

He Who Toasts