Dirt Sandwich - Weston

Dirt Sandwich

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Song: Dirt Sandwich
Artist: Weston
Album: Got beat up (Go kart Records, 1996)
Tabbed by: Fredrik Svensk (ulla.svensk@balbro.norrtalje.se)
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Chords used: G Em Cadd9 Em7 Asus C
320033 022000 X32033 022030 X02230 X32010
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G Em Cadd9
You got me a heartbreak sandwich when you went to college
G Em Cadd9
You got picked up and left to learn about the environment
G Cadd9
I wanna forget you, didn´t wanna let you
G Cadd9
Leave town without tellin´ me were something you´ll remember
 
Em7 Cadd9 Asus C Em
And it all fell down when I didn´t call you up
Em7 Cadd9 Asus C
I hope now we can spend some honest time, if you come home...
 
G Em Cadd9
I know I gave you a dirt sandwich
G Em Cadd9
When you needed to cry and I wanted to kiss
G Em Cadd9
The picture we ended up painting was a both ? and^¿
 
a half eaten sandwich
G Em Cadd9
Meaning we alway took what we wanted and left the rest
 
Em7 Cadd9 Asus C Em
And it all fell down when I didn´t call you up
Em7 Cadd9 Asus C
I hope now we can spend some honest time, if you come home...
 
G, Em, Cadd9 (hold on a bit on last chord) ;repeat this two times.
 
G Cadd9
I don´t wanna forget you but I´m gonna let you
G Cadd9
Go on with your life while I thrust thru mine...
 
(repeat last two lines.)
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I´m not sure about some chords but it sounds pretty close.
Email me if you have any comments, also if you have some other Weston tabs.
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