Date: Wed, 13 May 1998 13:47:04 PDT
From: Ryan Swartz <used39@hotmail.com>
Subject: m/mudhoney/touch_me_im_sick.crd

Mudhoney
"Touch Me I'm Sick"
originally released Summer 1988 ast a domestic 45 on Sub Pop records
re-released on the Sub Pop album "Superfuzz Bigmuff and Early Singles"

I know there's already a tab of this song out there, but it didn't have 
words, plus I play it in a different key (1/2 step lower), so here's the 
Used interpritation of that Seattle grunge classic, "Touch Me I'm Sick."  
Not only is this a really fun song to play, but if you play the chords 
the way I do, it's incredibly easy, even for the beginning guitar 
player.  It makes a great song for any low-brow garage band to warm up 
to.  Now, as far as lyrics go, I just sing whatever sounds right (i.e. 
these lyrics may be completely off)  If anybody knows the actual lyrics, 
e-mail me at: Used39@hotmail.com
Also e-mail me if anybody knows the lyrics to the sister song of "Touch 
Me I'm Sick," "Touch Me I'm Dick" by Citizen Dick from Cameron Crowe's 
1992 masterpiece "Singles."


chords:

G - 335433
C#- 446664
C - 335553
Bb- 113331
F - 133211
D - 557775


The intro (and verses) goes something like this:

G       G     C#    C#C   Bb  F
1 + 2 + 2 + 2 +   3 + 2 + 4 + 2 +


And the chorus sounds kinda like this:

C                 B
1+2+2+2+3+2+4+2+  1+2+2+2+3+2+4+2+  (followed by the verse part 2x)



Verse 1:
I've been bad and
I've been worse
I'm a creep (yeah) and
I'm a jerk (c'mon


Chorus:
Touch me I'm sick


Verse2:
Now woman, you've gone
And I'm pulling right
Gonna give you, girl
Everything I got


Chorus (2X)



Bridge:
G     G    G    C    C    C   A     A   A GGG#A     A   A GGG#
C'mon baby now, come with me, you don't come, you don't come
A     A    A           A      A
you don't come, you'll die alone


(Solo part that I haven't figured out yet but will post 
as soon as I do)


Verse 3:

Well I've been beat
and I don't mind
Gonna make you love me
'Till the day you die (c'mon!)

Chorus:
Touch me I'm sick
Fuck me I'm sick

Bridge part again, then end it on two G-chords