The North Pole by The Walkmen Tuning; Tune down half step Verse: Maybe It's not Good and it's not bad.... e|--------------------2----3-2------------| b|--2--5-2----5-2-----3----3-3------------| g|--2--2-2-x3-2-2-x2--2-x5-2-2------------| d|--2--2-2----2-2-----0----0-0------------| a|--0--0-0----0-0-------------------------| e|----------------------------------------| Chrous: Everbody knows!/ That's the way it goes! e|--2x2x2-2x2---4----6-5-/while strumming-C#m-------| b|--2x2x2-2x2---5-----------------------------------| g|--2x2x2-2x2---6-x3--------------------------------| d|--4x4x4-4x4---6-----------------------------------| a|--4x4x4-4x4---6-----------------------------------| e|--2x2x2-2x2---4-----------------------------------| Bridge: Your Monday Morning train.../ It times like these..... e|--2-----4----6-5-/while stumming C#m---------------| b|--3-----5------------------------------------------| g|--4-----6-x2---------------------------------------| d|--4-----4------------------------------------------| a|--2-----4------------------------------------------| e|---------------------------------------------------| e|--/12--9---7-7--in there somewhere-----------------| b|---------------------------------------------------| g|---------------------------------------------------| d|---------------------------------------------------| a|---------------------------------------------------| e|---------------------------------------------------| Verse 1 Chorus Verse 2 Chorus Bridge Verse 3 Chorus Bridge Verse 4Walkmen - North Pole Tab :: indexed at Ultimate Guitar.
About artist:
The 2002 debut album Everyone Who Pretended to Like Me Is Gone, released by the independent record label Startime, was well received by critics. The follow up album, Bows + Arrows, was released in 2004 and was listed by many critics as one of the year's best albums. This album was released on the Record Collection label, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Records.
Their next album, A Hundred Miles Off, was released in the U.S. on May 23, 2006. The band premiered most of the new songs on a tour of the Northeast in early 2006. The first single to be released was "Louisiana." Peter Bauer and Walter Martin traded musical instruments on the new album with Bauer handling the organ duties and Martin playing bass.
The same year, they released another full-length album: a track-by-track cover of Harry Nilsson and John Lennon's 1974 album Pussy Cats.
The Walkmen are currently finishing up the recording of their next studio album, You And Me, which is due for release on August 19th, 2008.
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