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From Ben Gibbard's live performance of the song he wrote for the Postal Service. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiRZ6NM0OuQ Chords: Em G D C Dsus4 ---x----x----x----x----x---| ---0----3----3----1----3---| ---0----0----2----0----0---| ---2----0----0----2----4---| ---2----2----0----3----5---| ---0----3----x----3----5---| Near the end he walks from C to Em; to do this, incorporate picking the low C note [A string, 3rd fret], to the B right under it [A string, 2nd fret], and then G [low E string, 3rd fret] into your strumming, followed by Em, with a strong accent on the open E. It isn't required but it sounds really nice the way it follows the vocals, and gives the song somewhat of a signature sound. Intro: Em-G
EmThis place is a Gprison EmAnd these people aren't yourG friends EmInhaling thrills throughG twenty dollar bills DAs the tumblers are drained And then flooded again Cand again
Dsus4-Em-G x2
EmThere's guards at the Gon ramps EmArmed to the Gteeth EmAnd you may case the grounds From the CasGcades to Puget Sound DBut you are not permitted to leave
CI know there's a big Dsus4world out there Like theEm one that I saw onG the screen CIn my living room Dsus4late last night It was Emalmost too bright tCo see And I know that it'sDsus4 not a party If it Emhappens every Cnight Pretending there's glamour Dsus4and candelabra EmAs you're drinking by candlelight
Em-Dsus4- C WALK - TO - Em Dsus4 What does it take to get a drink in this place?
CWhat does it take, how long mustEm I wait? [repeat to end]