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Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2000 21:18:40 -0400
From: Matias <matbeck@yahoo.com>
Subject: d/dandy_warhols/godless.crd

Godless - The Dandy Warhols
Thirteen Urban Tales LP

Guitar chords transcribed by Matias Becker 
Email to matbeck@yahoo.com


Godless
(Courtney Taylor)


INTRO:  

Dm  G  Dm  G  Dm  C  Am  E   (x 2)


VERSE:

Dm			         G
Hey ...

Dm                             G
Seems ...

Dm                            C
His all ...

Am		     E
I said ...


Dm	                  G
Hey I ...

Dm			  G
Gave ...

Dm                           C
Stranger ...

Am		                E
I guess ...


Dm  G  Dm  G  Dm  C  Am  E  (x 2)


CHORUS:

Dm		G
Oh well, ...

Dm	        G
Lonely ...

Dm
I beg

C
I pray

Am
This is hard

E
I have got to...


After the trumpet solo, the song starts all over again. 
The lyrics change, but since I didn't really figured them
out, 
I didn't want to make more stuff up like I did in the first
part...
If anyone's got the actual lyrics or knows where to get
them 
(of this song or any other of this LP), please email me.

Matias

Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2001 12:22:48 -0500
From: Mmachin7@cs.com
Subject: d/dandy_warhols/godless.crd


Godless - The Dandy Warhols
Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia LP

Guitar chords transcribed by Mark Machin 
Email to mmachin7@cs.com


Godless
(Courtney Taylor)


INTRO:  

I found that the chord progression for this song is the following, which
is slightly different than what had been listed previously.  The correct
progression is:

Dm  G  Dm  G  Dm  F  C  D

This chord progression is repeated throughout the song, including
during the trumpet solo (strum slow chords during solo)

During the last D, which you play as a major, they alternate from D
to D9 by raising a pressing the middle finger, (bar or open)