Dan Mangan – Pine For Cedars (Guitar Tab)

------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please rate my tab and comment below! All D 's are Dsus2 's (xx0230 instead of xx0232) Play the E7 like it appears in the intro (022130) *(Single slow strum - pick each string low to high like in the intro) **(A strong quick strum of the chord, listen to the song for reference)

Intro: 
    A       Dsus2   A         F#m   Dsus2      F#m       E
e|-------------0---------------------------0-------------------0-------------|
B|--2-------3-------2----------2-----3---------2-----------------------------|
G|--2-------2-------2-----2----2-----2---------2----2----1-------------------|
D|--2-------0-------2----------4-----0---0---------------2-------------------|
A|--0---------------0----------4-------------------------2-------------------|
E|-----------------------------2---------------2---------0---0---------------|

    E7            A                   E               E*
e|---------0------------------------------------0----------------------------|
B|--3-------------2--------2---------------------------------0---------------|
G|--1---------1---2-----------2-------1----1---------------1-----------------|
D|--2-------------2------2------------2-------2----------2-------------------|
A|--2-------------0-------------------2----------------2---------------------|
E|--0----0----------------------------0--------------0-----------------------|

Verse 1 A D A She might be wearing a green chemise F#m D F#m And a hat that she bought 'cause it matches her jeans E E7 And the water she drinks well it comes from a stream A E E* By the house she might win in that hospital lottery A D A And I might be stumbling and cursing them all F#m D F#m E When she picks me up from the place that we both call disaster relief E7 A For the rent must be paid by the first of the month E E* Or in my case, 15th Chorus D This is good as far as I can tell A D It's still heavy as hell when it's good D And I do like the road E But I'd be better at home A I will pine for the oak streets F#m E And pine for the cedars and you Verse 2 A Been around I suppose D** A** I have chatted and chewed F#m D F#m(optional) I have lugged my guitar to the nice café blues E E7 A E E* And when I come home I am coming home to this street and these avenues Chorus (softer than the first) D This is good but as far as I can tell A D It's still heavy as hell when it's good D And I do like the road E But I'd be better at home A I will pine for the oak streets F#m E And pine for the cedars and you