From ardis@voyager.net Mon May 12 13:56:23 1997
Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 16:29:53 -0500
From: "ardis j. pierce" <ardis@voyager.net>
To: guitar@olga.net
Subject: Summer-The SandDocks-chords/lyrics

Artist: The SandDocks		
Written by: R. Lauren Shell
Title: Summer

This is the chord Progression and lyrics to my favorite band.  all leads
should be played on a D pentatonic scale.  Drew has a really cool
harmonica part I'll try to transcribe that much later it's too hard.
enjoy this song. These guys rock



G C G Am Em D5 C
G C G Am Em D5 C

G                   C
Sipping wine in the august rain 
G                     Am
watching our lives go down the drain
Em               D5
Hoping that we'd both keep sane
C
somehow
G                    C
As we drifted down a distant shore
G                           Am
Our dreams were lived but I wanted more
Em                    D5
I wish that she could hear me sing 
C
right now
G               C
Summer came and left again
G                   Am
I staggered by her until the end
Em                    D5
She said we'd always still be friends
       C
But I guess that's how it goes
                          (How it goes)
G                 C
I cannot seem to understand 
G                Am                      
Why she left me crashing without her hand
Em                     D5
I wrote her name out in the sand
         C
but it's gone
G                      C
The waves came racing in so high
G             Am
I never even said goodbye
Em                       D5
They say that consience never lies
           C
but that's all I have left of you
                               (All I have left of you)
G               C
Summer came and left again
G                  Am
I staggered by her until the end
    Em                D5
She said we'd always still be friends 
      C
But I guess that's how it goes
                           (How it goes)

G C G Am Em D5 C

Guitar Solo

Verse one repeated end on G

*The Sand Docks are from Big Rapdis Michigan....also check out their
friends Loose County Road Commission at www.wgrd.com and look up local
bands you get to their cool site pretty easily.