Hook, Line, and Sinker Jon Brion JB has played this live with a capo at the 7th fret and through a leslie at variable speed. The capo is more important, as you can play the bass counterpoint at the 7th and 9th frets easily. Some of the chords/voicings below are somewhat simplified but should be consistent with the record. Intro: E E/A E E/A E E/A E E/A Verse 1:

It should be ^Eboredom by ^E/Anow, ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 I know the tricks of the trade But it goes ^Eon anyhow ^E/A ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 Some times the answers are ready made, and I

Chorus 1:

^F#mGo for it ^A/Eevery time^B ^B ^F#mJust like a ^A/Eheavy ^Bdrinker,^B I ^F#mGo for it ^A/Eevery ^Btime, hook, ^B/C#line and ^Esin^E/Aker ^E ^E/A E E/A E E/A

Verse 2:

He ^Edescends on the ^E/Aroom ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 Holier than thou, but sillier He gonna ^Eknock on her ^E/Acocoon ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 And it's gonna sound familiar, and she'll

Chorus 2:

^F#mGo for it ^A/Eevery ^Btime ^B ^F#mPutting h^A/Eerself in ^Bperil. ^B She'll ^F#mGo for it ^A/Eevery ^Btime, lock, ^B/C#stock and ^Ebar^E/Arel ^E ^E/A

Bridge: Dm Dm Am Am Dm Dm Am Am F F

And ^EbI'm feeling for ^Aall of the world like ^AbI'm feeling for ^Fmall the ^Amwor^Amld ^Am ^Am

E E/A E E/A E E/A E E/A Verse 3:

So go and ^Ereel me in,^E/A ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 If I am tugging the line The hook is ^Eunder my ^E/Askin, ^E/C# ^E/C# E/F# E D7+#4 D7+#4 Because your lure is well designed. Oh I

Chorus 2:

^F#mGo for i^A/Et every ^Btime ^B ^F#mJust lik^A/Ee a heavy ^Bdrinker,^B and I ^F#mGo for i^A/Et every ^Btime, h^B/C#ook, line and ^Esin^E/Aker ^E ^E/A

E E/A E

Jon Brion - Hook line and sinker