Rox in the Box The Decemberists
This is tabbed from the Decemberists' NPR Tiny Desk concert.
Capo 2. All chords relative to capo.
Get the [Am]rox in the box, get the w[C]ater right down to your s[G]ocks
[Em]This bulkhead's built of fallen brethren bon[Am]es
We all d[Am]o what we can, we endu[C]re our fellow [G]man
[Em]And we sing our songs to the head frames creaks and [Am]moans
And it's[Fmaj7] one, two, three on the [C]wrong side of the lee
What were you [G]meant for? What were you [Am]meant for?
And it's [Fmaj7]seven, eight, nine, you get your [C]shuffle back in line
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And you wo[Am]n't make a dime on [C]this gray Granite Mountain [G]Mine
[Em]Of dirt you're made and to dirt you will retu[Am]rn
So while we'r[Am]e living here, let's [C]get this little one thing [G]clear
[Em]There's plenty of men to die, you don't jump your [Am]turn
And it's[Fmaj7] one, two, three on the [C]wrong side of the lee
What were you [G]meant for? What were you [Am]meant for?
And it's [Fmaj7]seven, eight, nine, you get your [C]shuffle back in line
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And it's[Fmaj7] one, two, three on the [C]wrong side of the lee
What were you [G]meant for? What were you [Am]meant for?
And it's [Fmaj7]seven, eight, nine, you get your [C]shuffle back in line
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
And [G]if you ever make it to[G/G#] ten you won't make it ag[Am]ain
E-mail me with corrections at nocojack@gmail.com
Thanks,
Jack
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