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Date: Wed, 3 Jan 1996 18:08:53 +1000
 From: "A.Gibson" 
 Subject: What the Deaner Was Talkin' About - Ween
 What Deaner Was Talkin' About -  Ween
 Off the album Chocolate and Cheese.
 Here's a great song by Ween and it is pretty easy to play. The chords are 
 all open and you play them sought of appegio on the treble strings. The 
 effect they use I think is a Wah pedal but you don't really need it.  I'll 
 just give you the chords to it and you can just fiddle around with them.
 
 Verse 1:
            G                D
 The wash is out its hanging up
          C               G
 And all I have is nothing  
                          ../w
 Nothing to do nothing to say
          C                G
 I think I must be dreaming 
 
 Chorus:
               Em                    G
 The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
                 Em                   A
 Is this what the Deaner was talking about
         G               D               C         G
 I don't think I'll ever return again my friend
   
 Verse 2: (same chords as verse 1:)
 
 If I was king I'd wear a ring
 And never hurt my people
 I'd stay alert and dress to kill
 I might even slip you something
 
 Chorus
 
 Solo- this is done on a piano and you just do the verse chords underneath.
 
 Chorus- repeat last line 
 
 Any comments and suggestions e-mail me zzagibso@dingo.uq.edu.au
 Enjoy- Martin Gibson