Tab written by: Michael Raven (ska@cet.com)

D / A / Bm / G <repeat once> [verses]: (now make all the chords skanky.) D / A / Bm/ G <repeat all through verses> verse 1: i remember how it used to be and all the things you said to me you always taught me right from wrong (wrong from right, right from wrong) till you went on a killing spree and killed your family why is this the way things have to be tell me <chorus> verse 2: you always had a smile on your face (so big) i never thought you'd be a criminal case till i saw your face on my tv was it just for entertainment 'cause now you face solitary confinement (in jail) why is the way things have to be tell me <chorus until the end> [chorus]: (the same old chord progression is used here, except that colin decides to take the Bm up an octave (this is a pain to play sometimes!) so keep that in mind while playing.) D / A / Bm / G oh mr. smiley how could it be true the things they say that they knew i can't believe it what has happened to you i took my time while thinking it through digging for facts believing in you oh mr. smiley would you give me a clue why they said it was you i can't accept it tell me it's not true 'cause you were once so good to me oh mr. smiley, tell me how it could be [guitar/trombone post-chorus]: (same chords, but this time i believe they are played as either barred, or else a barre dropping out the top 2 or 3 notes, leaving only the bottom three.) D / A / Bm/ D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- MUSTARD PLUG - big daddy multitude - "mr. smiley" David Kirchgessner: vocals Colin Clive guitars and vocals Anthony Vilchez: bass Nick Varano: drums <The Three Hornmen of the Skapocalypse> Craig DeYoung: alto sax Bob Engelsman: trombone Mark Petz: tenor sax ----------------------------------------------------------------------------