The ground work for this comes from the previous tab, but I've fixed some bits and added little touches here and there that were left out. It should be noted that James Mercer plays this song high up on the neck, so he uses a 5th root E barre chord and the B on the same fret. It also sounds much better this way. INTRO: E------------| B------------| G-8-6-4-2-1--| D------------| A------------| E-7-5-4-2-0--| then E B X4

S^Ehut o^But, pimp^Eled and^B angry I qu^Eietly ^Btied all my g^Auts into kn^Bots ^EGave u^Bp on tr^Eying to ma^Bke them I F^Eigured it'd ta^Bke them too lo^Ang to look up^B

^C#mAnd besides, it was u^Abndeniably cl^Aear to me, I don't know w^Ehy When every o^Ather part of l^Eife seemed lo^Dcked behind s^Ahutters I kn^Bew the worthless dregs we've always been

^ELucked o^But, found my fav^Eourite re^Bcord ^ELying in w^Bait at the Bi^Armingham M^Ball ^EThe so^Bngs that I he^Eard, the occ^Basional b^Eook Were the o^Bnly f^Aun I ev^Ber took ^Ab And I g^Aot on with ma^Bking my^Eself

(Instrumental, listen for timing to change from E to A, easy to see when Mercer plays it live) E A B E A B

^AbNow the t^Arick is j^Bust making yourself ^C ^CBut when they're parking their cars on your che^Gst ^GYou've still got a view of the summer sk^Cy ^CTo make it hurt twice when your re^Gstless body caves to it's wh^Cim ^CAnd suddenly struggles to take fli^Bght

Riff E-------------------| B-------------------| G-----0-------------| D-------------------| A---2---------------| E-3-----7-----------| Alternating pluck A---0---0---0---0---0---0---0---0-| E-7---7---7---7---7---7---7---7---| Rundown: E------------| B------------| G-8-6-4-2-1--| D------------| A------------| E-7-5-4-2-0--| (Instead of rundown riff, Chords B A Abm F#m can be played here)

^EThree thousand mi^Bles north-e^East I le^Bft all my fr^Eiends at the mo^Brning b^Aus stop sh^Baking their he^Eads ^E"What kind^B of life you d^Eream of? You^B're allergi^Ec to love" Yes I k^Bnow but I m^Aust say in m^By own de^C#mfense It's been u^Abndeniably dea^Ar to me, I don't know ^Ewhy When every o^Ather part of l^Eife seemed l^Docked behind sh^Autters I k^Bnew the worthless dregs we are The selfless, loving saints we are The melting, sliding dice we've always be^Een

I hope this helps. It took me a while to find out which chord the A was in the "when every other part" section, but I watched a few live performances to get it. It sounded odd at first, but most definitely right. NOTE: During the break (C and G, when they're parking their cars on your chest), during live performances James uses open chords for the C and G and plays the bottom strings for the B. It gives a different tone and sounds much better. Alternatively, for the Intro and Rundown, you can simply play B A Abm F#m E.

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