Basement Apartment chords by Weeping Tile

Basement Apartment - Weeping Tile
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transcribed by: murray stevenson (mstevenson@trentu.ca)


Intro (and basic pattern): C G C G C G D(+) C/ x2

C              G    C              G
Well you live out where ...
       C        G            D(+)         C
In a basement apartment, with ...
     C             G            C              G
The tap drips all night, water ...
     C          G                     D  D+    C G C G C G D(+) C
The furnace is burning, but ...

C                G                C          G
I can smell the ...
        C              G           D(+)  C
But it can't clean the ...
              C          G    C              G
It's seeping under the door, ...
      C           G       D   D+      C      G   D
It's starting to hurt, ...
       D+             C    G   D
Every time ...
   D+          C      G  D  D+  C  G  D(+) C
Every time ...

The toaster sticks, the ....

Every time I ....
C         -             -         -             G  -  -  -
And every evening, you open the ...
         C            -        -      -           G   -  -  -
There's nothing like ...
     C   -     -   -       G  -  -  -
And no one is watching ...
C     -       G       -     D   -  D+  -
Below street level...

We live out where the ...
Every time I ...


All the chords are of the same length, with a dash meaning simply
to continue playing that same chord.  This is how I play the
chords:

     C       G       D       D+
e|---3---|---3---|---2---|---3---|
b|---3---|---3---|---3---|---3---|
g|---0---|---0---|---2---|---2---|
d|---2---|---0---|---0---|---0---|
a|---3---|---2---|
e|       |---3---|

and D(+) means to just throw in the + part (ie. first string, third
fret) for a second in the D chord.

Standard disclaimers apply to this (ie. any of a number of parts
may be wrong), and comments, corrections, etc. are welcomed.  Or
just e-mail me if you like the song, or the band, or if you have
music for any bands like Weeping Tile, The Lowest of the Low,
Killjoys, Sloan, Jale, Rheostatics, Eric's Trip, and stuff like
that.  Later.

          murray s.     (mstevenson@trentu.ca)