Pixies - Where Is My Mind Chords
[INTRO] E C#m G# A (4x) lead E|-----4-----4-|----4-----4-|-----4-----4-|-0--0----0-- B|--5-----5----|-5-----5----|--4-----4----|-5--5p4--5-- G|-------------|------------|-------------|------------ D|-------------|------------|-------------|------------ A|-------------|------------|-------------|------------ E|-------------|------------|-------------|------------ [VERSE 1] E C#m G# A With your feet in the air and your head on the ground E C#m G# A Try this trick and spin it, yeah E C#m Your head will collapse G# But there's nothing in it A And you'll ask yourself [CHORUS] E C#m Where is my mind? G# A Where is my mind? E C#m G# A Where is my mind? E C#m G# A E G# A Am C#m B Way out in the water, see it swimming. [VERSE 2] - (E C#m G# A) I was swimmin' in the Carribean Animals were hiding behind the rock Except the little fish But they told me, he swears Tryin' to talk to me, to me, to me -CHORUS- E|-------------------------------|-------------------------10--12--14^- B|--7---7---7--7-----------------|--------7--710--10--12-------------- G|--9^--9^--------9--7--7--7-----|--7--9-------------------bend last--- D|----------------------------9--|------------------------ note a few-- A|-------------------------------|-------------------------times------- E|-------------------------------|------------------------------------- ^ = bend r = release bend = slide -VERSE 1- -CHORUS- (just repeat E C#m G# A until the end)Pixies - Where Is My Mind Chords :: indexed at Ultimate Guitar.
About artist:
The Pixies' music was heavily influenced by punk and surf rock, and while highly melodic, was capable of being tremendously abrasive at the same time. Francis was the band's primary songwriter and singer and had a distinctly desperate, yowling delivery. He typically wrote cryptic songs about offbeat subjects, such as UFOs and surrealism. References to mental instability, violent Biblical imagery, physical injury, and incest feature in many of the band's songs.
The group is frequently posited as the immediate forebearer of the alternative rock boom of the 1990s, though they disbanded before reaping any of the benefits this might have brought them.[4][5] Avowed fan Kurt Cobain's acknowledgement of the debt Nirvana owed to the Pixies,[6] along with similar tributes by other alternative bands, ensured that the Pixies' legacy and influence grew substantially in the years following their demise.[7][8]
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