Muscle Relaxants

MUSCLE RELAXANTS - THE RURAL ALBERTA ADVANTAGE

From DEPARTING - 2011

Tabbed by: [email protected]



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Capo on 5th, all chords played normally relative to capo.

 

For rhythm, listen to the track! 







Intro: Am/open





Verse 1: 



Am                               C

    Well hanging out on muscle relaxants,

Em                           F

    Trying hard to see the worst that can happen now

Am                                    C

    I never know what's holding you up

Em                              F

    And I never know when I'm holding you too much.





Chorus: 



             Am       C      G6                        Dm

Wouldn't you try__ to find something else to bring you up

               Am          C        Am       Am 

You don't know what you like.

    Am        C    G6                          Dm         

And I__ could find something else to bring you up

               Am          C        Am       Am  

You don't know what you like.





Verse 2:



Am                                C

    The party was worse than imagined,

Em                                F

    And I never know when I'm holding you awake.

Am                       C

    Never know what you like,

Em                                F

    And I never know when I'm holding you tight.

Am                       C

    Never know what you find,

        Em                         F                       

And our hearts will slow thought I know you hold me tight.





Chorus, same as previous:



Wouldn't you try to find something else to bring you up

You don't know what you like.

And I could find something else to bring you up

You don't know what you like.





Bridge: Same as verse? Still working on that part...





Chorus, same as previous:



Wouldn't you try to find something else to bring you up

You don't know what you like.

And I could find something else to bring you up

You don't know what you like







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Lyrics & Chords written by the Rural Alberta Advantage

Interpreted [poorly] by [email protected] 

First tab, comments welcome (especially if you get the bridge!)