From: michael rourke <mrourke@execulink.com>
Subject: s/sloan/money_city_maniacs.crd
Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 21:59:31 -0400

Money City Maniacs, by Sloan
from the 1998 album 'Navy Blues'
copyright 1998, murderecords, written by Sloan
transcribed by martin horoscope and mike rourke
submitted by mike rourke

No attempt at strumming pattern or timing or whatever.  Its all very 
easy to pick up listening to the album, which if you dont have yet, you 
should buy to support great Canadian music (and because it's a wicked album).


Intro:
(air raid siren, and the bass repeating a 'B')
B E AA	B E BB	B E AA	B E BB 	B	B

verse:
B D A FF ( repeated)
All you found, is another back door,
and no one sees, a reason for,
at the heart of a travelling band,
you have to understand
that what's driving me, 
is the yellow line.

chorus:
EEE  BB
and the joke is, 
DDD  AA
when he awoke he
GG	F#		E
thought he was covered in coke fizz

verse: 
hey you - 
you've been around for awhile.
if you'll admit that you were wrong
then we'll admit that we're right.
hey you -
come along for the ride
we'll hit the money city
if it takes us all night

chorus.

bridge and solo

B E A E A E
A D G D G D
(alternate and repeat)


verse: (clapping, no guitar)
hey you - 
you've been around for awhile.
if you'll admit that you were wrong
then we'll admit that we're right.
you take the heart of a travelling band,
you'll never understand
that all they know, 
is the yellow line.

guitar in, chorus to end.



any other new sloan tabs?  watchmen tabs?  please send 'em my way.
mrourke@execulink.com


Date: Sat, 23 May 1998 20:36:08 -0700
From: Adam Bishop <nbishop@sympatico.ca>
Subject: s/sloan/money_city_maniacs.crd

Money City Maniacs - Sloan

Tabbed by Adam Bishop

B5 - 799xxx
D5 - x577xx
E5 - x799xx
A5 - 577xxx

(Siren)

Bass plays B notes, 7th fret, 6th string

B5  D5  E5
B5  D5  A5
B5  D5  E5
B5  D5  A5
B5
B5

B5 D5 A5  E5 (x4)

B5  D5  A5    E5      B5    D5   A5   E5
All you found    is another back door
     B5 D5  A5   E5     B5  D5 A5  E5
That no one sees    the reason for
       B5    D5     A5         E5
In the heart of the travelling band
B5  D5      A5         E5
You have to understand
          B5 D5   A5   E5
There's a driving need
           B5 D5  A5    E5    E5 (slide down neck)
And it's a yellow light

Chorus (x2):
E5           B5
And the joke is
         D5   A5  
When he awoke he
D5             E5         B5  
Thought he was covered in coke fizz (?)

B5 D5 A5  E5 (x5)

Hey you, you been around for awhile
If you'll admit that you were wrong we'll admit that we're right
Hey you, come along for the ride
We'll hit the money city if it takes us all night

Riff after both "Hey you"'s:

E|-------
B|-------
G|-7-----
D|-7h9p7-
A|-------
E|-------

Chorus (x2)

Interlude: 

B5   D5   E5   D5   E5   D5
A5   D5   E5   D5   E5   D5
B5   D5   E5   B5   E5   B5
A5   D5   E5   D5   E5   B5

Solo: As far as I can tell there are basically two notes, E and D.  I'm
not 
really sure though.  I think the Interlude chords are played over it
though.

*Hey you, you been around for awhile
If you'll admit that you were wrong we'll admit that we're right
Take the heart of the travelling band
You'll never understand that all they know is the yellow light

*Play the bass notes of the verse chords over this verse, except for E5, 
which is played normally

Chorus (x4)

B5 (slide down)