In The Days Of The Caveman - Crash Test Dummies

In The Days Of The Caveman

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Tablatura interativa
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Artist: Crash Test Dummies
Title: In the Days of the Caveman
Tabbed by: Unknown
 
[Intro]
 
G#m
When you go on camping trips,
F# B G#m B
You're stuck right out in nature.
E F#
Foraging the forests like a primate.
E F# G#m B
Using sharpened tools instead of hot plates.
 
[Verse 1]
 
E
Your thumb and forefinger
F# B G#m B
supposed to show you're not a wild beast.
E F#
You can hear their noises at night time
E F# G#m B
They don't have to keep a certain bed time.
 
[Chorus]
 
F# G#m E F#
See in the shapes of my body
E G#m E F#
leftover parts from the apes and monkeys
 
[Verse 2]
 
G#m
Sometimes when I lie awake,
F# B G#m B
I hear the rainfall on my tent fly.
E F#
I think of all the insects that are sleeping,
E F# G#m B
and wonder if the animals are dreaming.
 
[Chorus]
 
F# G#m E F#
See in the shapes of my body
E G#m E F#
leftover parts from the apes and monkeys
 
[Bridge]
 
C D
In the days of the caveman,
G Em
and mammoths, and glaciers.
C D
Bugs and trees were your food then
G Em C G
no pajamas, or doctors.
 
[Interlude]
 
| G#m | F# | B | B |
 
[Verse 3]
 
E
when I finally get to sleep,
F# B G#m B
I dream in Technicolor.
E F#
I see creatures come back from the Ice Age
E F# G#m B
alive and being fed inside a zoo cage.
 
[Chorus]
 
F# G#m E F#
See in the shapes of my body
E G#m E F#
leftover parts from the apes and monkeys
 
[Bridge]
 
C D
In the days of the caveman,
G Em
and mammoths, and glaciers.
C D
Bugs and trees were your food then
G Em C G
no pajamas, or doctors.
 
C D
In the days of the caveman,
G Em
and mammoths, and glaciers.
C D
Bugs and trees were your food then
G Em C G
no pajamas, or doctors.
 
[Ending]
 
| G#m | F# | B

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