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A Stone by Okkervil River Tabbed by Alex Kandabarow alex[dot]kandabarow[at]gmail[dot]com Okkervil River: http://www.jound.com/okkervil/main.html Standard Tuning Capo on 1st fret Note: These are just chords representative of what is going on in the song, this is not exact tablature.
HotA breath, rough skin warm laughs,D and smiling, the lovliestF#m words whispered andE meant you likDe all these things.
But though you like Eall these things you love a Astone. You love a Dstone, because it'Es smooth and iBmt's cold. And you'd love F#mmost to be tEold that it's all youDr own.
You love whiteA veins, you love hard Egrey, the heaviest Bmweight, the clumDsiest shape, the eartF#mhiest smell, the hollEowest tone you loDve a stone.
Bridge: A E Bm D
And I'm found too Afast, called too fond of flames, and then I'm phoning my Dfriends, and then I'm shouldering the blame, while you're picking F#mpebbles out of the Edrain, miles Dago. You're out singing Asongs, and I'm down shouting names at the flickerless Dscreen, going fucking insane. Am I losiF#mng my cool, overstating my Ecase' Well, baby what Dcan I say'
You know I Enever claimed that I was a Astone. And you love a Dstone. You love white F#mveins, you love hard Egrey, the heaviest Bmweight, the clumsiest Dshape, the earthiest F#msmell, the hollowest Etone you love Da stone.
Bridge: A E Bm D (x2) A
You love a Dstone, because it's Edark and it's Bmold and if it could F#mstart being Ealive you'd stop livingD alone.
(quieter)
And I think I beliAeve that if stones could Edream they'd dream of being Bmlaid side-by-side piece-by-Dpiece and turned into a F#mcastle for some towering Equeen they're unable to Dknow.
And when that queen's Adaughter came of Eage, I think she'd be Bmlovely and stubborn and Dbrave, and suitors would F#mjourney from kingdomsE away just to make themselDves known.
And I think that I Aknow the bitter dismEay of a lover who bBmrought fresh brouquets every dDay when she turned him F#maway to remember some Eknave who once gDave just one rose, one dAay, years ago.
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