Our Town

Tabbed by: P. Rosales
Tuning: standard E
Nice song by Office of Strategic Influence. The guitar usually embellishes some chords;
try to picture them for you but you need to listen to the tune carefully in order to
when to embellish.

Also:

G     C9
Okay, hey, I'm going outside,
        G                         Dsus4  D  Dsus2
you can put the plate back on the shelf.
        G                C9
And its cold, though the snow isn't falling,
    G                         Am
the neighbor can speak for himself
        G           C9
And the cold, hard, look in your eye
   G                       Dsus4  D  Dsus2
is more than a line in the sand.
        G     C9
And the truth gets hard to imagine,
    G                    A7     A7sus4
the hours get harder to stand.

Interlude

D - Am - D - Em - C
D - Am - D - Em - C - G

/Interlude

G            C9
There's a seasick terminal passenger
G                       Dsus4  D  Dsus2
singing this song to himself,
         G            C9
Till the store-bought soul on his skeleton
G                   Am
leaks into somebody else
       G      C9
He's a seesaw caught in a storm,
  G                   Dsus4  D  Dsus2
a hurricane after the war.
        G      C9
When he drinks all the blood you can offer,
   G           A7    A7sus4  D
he still wants more.
        Am                 D
Lemon plains, and rumbling trains,
                Em            C      D
Are shaking the ground in our town again
           Am                     D
Thought it twice, and kicking the ice,
             Em            C           G
I got myself turned back around, singing.
Everything's gonna be fine, sure that we'll both be
      C9
Okay, hey, I'm backing outside,
         G                         Dsus4  D  Dsus2
now just put the plate back on the shelf.
        G                C9
And its cold, though the snow isn't falling,
    G                        Am
the temperature speaks for itself.
      G       C9
Its a moonlit reason to quit,
    G                  Dsus4  D  Dsus2
and nobody answers the phone
              G     C9
So if there's still blood left in your body
     G    Am   G
I'll come back home.