PISS BOTTLE MAN (Mike Watt)


From: Timmy Le Monk (trose@bigfoot.com)

When playing the C# I find it good to just move your 3rd finger up to 
the c# on the A string and keep the other fingers forming the D (or 
what's left of it).
       The letters in brackets are more the noted to be played, but I 
guess if you know the song, you'll know how it should be played, from 
these guidelines.


CHORUS

D     C#     B       A              G     F#  (G-F#-G-A)
Ooh, ooh, ooh piss bottle man

D     C#     B       A              G     F#  (G-F#-G-A)
Ooh, ooh, ooh piss bottle man

 (G-F#-G-A) (G-F#-G-A->B-C#)



VERSE 1
D                         B                           A                 (G-F#-G-A)
There are some things a guy gets from his pop.
D                         B                           A                 (G-F#-G-A)
Some of them get spaced, others never forgot.
B                    G
I got such a tradition. 
A
I keep in my truck cab

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VERSE 2
D                         B                           A               (G-F#-G-A)
 Miles and miles and all the while I feel secure.
D                         B                           A               
Even when the fuse gets short, I know I can keep my nerve.
 (G-F#-G-A)

B                             G
I believe in such a tradition, 
A
I got it in my truck cab.

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                          AA
Piss bottle man
                         AA
Piss bottle man
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VERSE 3
D                         B                           A                  (G-F#-G-A)
Driving in his shoes, using the bottle he used.
D                         B                           A                   (G-F#-G-A)
Everytime I pop I think of my Pop and pay my dues.
B                           G
I respect such a tradition, 
A
A shrine in my tuck cab...

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