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author: the Cootees
Album: Let's Play House
Copyright Tooth and Nail Records
Tabbed by: John Gula
verse:
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chorus:
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All the notes that I put in the chorus once, are only played once. The
ones where I have 8, I only put 8 of each note in the chorus but it's
actually played much longer...like between 12 and 20 times each. You may
totally disagree with me, but before I get flame mail over it... I've
only been playing bass guitar for a week! This is the first attempt I've
made at tabbing anything out, soooo hopefully it's helped someone!
Mail me with corrections, other cootees bass tabs, bass tabs for
"Falling Down" by MxPx or bass tabs for any 90lb Wuss stuff at:
[email protected]
John — WarpSpider
The Cootees were an American punk rock band. MxPx members Mike Herrera and Tom Wisniewski joined with Dale Yob (Ninety Pound Wuss and Slick Shoes) and a mutual friend, Jiles O'Neal. They only created one album, entitled Let's Play House, which was released in 1997. The name "Cootees" is an intentional misspelling of the fictitious disease cooties.
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