Chords for Deer Tick on Pamper The Band
Tempo:
129 bpm
Chords used:
Bb
G
F
D
C
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret

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[G] [C] [G]
[C] [G]
[B]
[N] All right, Dyrtyk, thank you [Dbm] for coming to Pamper the Band.
[Ab] Yeah, man.
So, who's the bus DJ?
Who's [Gb] playing music for the [Em] band?
The other night I got drunk [Eb] and made everybody listen to the [Ab] Dubliners for about an hour.
Yeah, that was fun.
What's that like?
It's Irish trad music.
[D] [B] Oh.
[Dbm] Hard trad. Hard trad.
Is there a song [Gb] that you go on to stage to ever?
[G] Do you have any [Db] intro song?
[E] What was the YouTube [Ab] playlist of a Benny Hill theme [A] song?
We found every [Gb] variation of [Ab] Yaggity Sax that we could.
Like
[Eb] covers [E]
of it?
Yeah, down to the point where there was one of Victor Wooten, and he was [Gb] playing [Ab] Yaggity Sax on his bass,
and then they talked for like seven [B] minutes about the theory of slap bass in the [Db] middle of it.
[Eb] Basically, I'm just attacking the notes a little harder.
What's your [Abm] worst [Ab] onstage malfunction that [E] you've had?
Something [A] that's happened during a show.
[Gb] The time that we did it, when I came bursting [Dbm] through my drums,
and then I [Db] reached the front of the stage, a full bottle of beer hit me in the head.
[Abm] And I was like, stood there for a few [Gbm] years.
That was a crazy show.
[E] And I was like, not knowing what was [Eb] going on.
I didn't really fall, but everything froze.
And [Gb] then this lady came up to me after the show and was like,
I was just caught up in the [Bb] moment or something.
[B] The lady got excited that we were smashing stuff, so she decided to throw a beer bottle at Dennis's forehead.
I still have a scar.
Oh my God.
What would you say is your favorite thing about tour?
I think it [N] has to be playing the shows.
Yeah.
There are so many great things about it, but there are so many wearying aspects of tour.
But no matter how shitty it gets, being on stage for an hour definitely makes it all worth it.
So what about being home?
What's your favorite thing about being home?
Oh, not being on tour.
Really?
Yeah.
It's just life.
Being home, having a normal life.
Being able to have a regular schedule.
Try and do some damage control for all the stuff that tour does to you.
Right.
Like getting massages.
Yeah. For [E] example.
You [G] guys say it's like the weirdest show that you've had to play.
Like one of the craziest places that you've had to play.
I've got some ideas.
[D] Some of the [G] boats.
Some of the boats.
We played on boats.
Boats was [Gm] always interesting and [D]
crazy.
Also, the wolf's den at [Em] Mohagan Sun.
What was [G] that time we played on [D] the street and I had the Richard Pryor sample and we were warming [G] up and it was like
It was a big thing.
It was some real dirty stuff and there were like kids there.
One of our [N] prime questions here at Pamper the Band [Bb] is to ask about some of the worst places that you guys have had to stay.
It's pretty tough being a band sometimes.
[Bbm] What are some of the places that [G] you've had to stay that weren't very nice?
Dennis and I one time stayed at [D]
this [G] shitty apartment in Toronto that the guy made [A] his own opium in his oven.
[Gm]
[G] In the oven?
All the windows were taped up.
There was plastic over them.
[D]
I slept on a [Gm] mattress that [Bb] had no blankets or [E] sheets on it.
Just a [Gm] bare mattress with a bunch of stains in the hallway and I got scabies.
[E] Really?
Yeah.
[Bb] And it was in the hallway, this mattress?
Yeah.
[D] It was just stuck on the floor?
Yeah.
Yikes.
Yeah, it was probably the worst.
That sounds really bad.
I don't think you could really beat that very [Ab] easily.
Well, the [G] opium was a nice perk, I guess.
[Bb] Right.
Made it all bearable.
Yeah.
What about hotel experiences?
Crappy motel experiences?
We used to have [Em] a bad habit of [Gb] destroying our hotel rooms.
Really?
Like the [Bb] classic rock and roll?
Yeah, I was kind of [A] a
In the rocks class?
Yeah, one time [B] I was peeing [D] on Ian's leg and [A] then he turned around and threw [Gm] a rocks glass at my head and I ducked and I hit [Bm] the toilet and the toilet bowl [Bb] shattered.
Wow.
That's pretty lucky that it didn't hit you.
I guess, but maybe I had it coming.
I was peeing [C] on his leg.
[Dm] [Am] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
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[C] [Am] [Bb]
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[F] First they pull [Bb] all your teeth,
[F] then they want [Bb] you to eat.
[C] Well, you little bird kid, you [Am] don't want [Bb] any part in [F] it.
[C]
[Dm] But it's not the way [Bb] you can afford [F] your time.
Or the envy of [Bb] the friends you left [C] behind.
[N]
[C] [G]
[B]
[N] All right, Dyrtyk, thank you [Dbm] for coming to Pamper the Band.
[Ab] Yeah, man.
So, who's the bus DJ?
Who's [Gb] playing music for the [Em] band?
The other night I got drunk [Eb] and made everybody listen to the [Ab] Dubliners for about an hour.
Yeah, that was fun.
What's that like?
It's Irish trad music.
[D] [B] Oh.
[Dbm] Hard trad. Hard trad.
Is there a song [Gb] that you go on to stage to ever?
[G] Do you have any [Db] intro song?
[E] What was the YouTube [Ab] playlist of a Benny Hill theme [A] song?
We found every [Gb] variation of [Ab] Yaggity Sax that we could.
Like
[Eb] covers [E]
of it?
Yeah, down to the point where there was one of Victor Wooten, and he was [Gb] playing [Ab] Yaggity Sax on his bass,
and then they talked for like seven [B] minutes about the theory of slap bass in the [Db] middle of it.
[Eb] Basically, I'm just attacking the notes a little harder.
What's your [Abm] worst [Ab] onstage malfunction that [E] you've had?
Something [A] that's happened during a show.
[Gb] The time that we did it, when I came bursting [Dbm] through my drums,
and then I [Db] reached the front of the stage, a full bottle of beer hit me in the head.
[Abm] And I was like, stood there for a few [Gbm] years.
That was a crazy show.
[E] And I was like, not knowing what was [Eb] going on.
I didn't really fall, but everything froze.
And [Gb] then this lady came up to me after the show and was like,
I was just caught up in the [Bb] moment or something.
[B] The lady got excited that we were smashing stuff, so she decided to throw a beer bottle at Dennis's forehead.
I still have a scar.
Oh my God.
What would you say is your favorite thing about tour?
I think it [N] has to be playing the shows.
Yeah.
There are so many great things about it, but there are so many wearying aspects of tour.
But no matter how shitty it gets, being on stage for an hour definitely makes it all worth it.
So what about being home?
What's your favorite thing about being home?
Oh, not being on tour.
Really?
Yeah.
It's just life.
Being home, having a normal life.
Being able to have a regular schedule.
Try and do some damage control for all the stuff that tour does to you.
Right.
Like getting massages.
Yeah. For [E] example.
You [G] guys say it's like the weirdest show that you've had to play.
Like one of the craziest places that you've had to play.
I've got some ideas.
[D] Some of the [G] boats.
Some of the boats.
We played on boats.
Boats was [Gm] always interesting and [D]
crazy.
Also, the wolf's den at [Em] Mohagan Sun.
What was [G] that time we played on [D] the street and I had the Richard Pryor sample and we were warming [G] up and it was like
It was a big thing.
It was some real dirty stuff and there were like kids there.
One of our [N] prime questions here at Pamper the Band [Bb] is to ask about some of the worst places that you guys have had to stay.
It's pretty tough being a band sometimes.
[Bbm] What are some of the places that [G] you've had to stay that weren't very nice?
Dennis and I one time stayed at [D]
this [G] shitty apartment in Toronto that the guy made [A] his own opium in his oven.
[Gm]
[G] In the oven?
All the windows were taped up.
There was plastic over them.
[D]
I slept on a [Gm] mattress that [Bb] had no blankets or [E] sheets on it.
Just a [Gm] bare mattress with a bunch of stains in the hallway and I got scabies.
[E] Really?
Yeah.
[Bb] And it was in the hallway, this mattress?
Yeah.
[D] It was just stuck on the floor?
Yeah.
Yikes.
Yeah, it was probably the worst.
That sounds really bad.
I don't think you could really beat that very [Ab] easily.
Well, the [G] opium was a nice perk, I guess.
[Bb] Right.
Made it all bearable.
Yeah.
What about hotel experiences?
Crappy motel experiences?
We used to have [Em] a bad habit of [Gb] destroying our hotel rooms.
Really?
Like the [Bb] classic rock and roll?
Yeah, I was kind of [A] a
In the rocks class?
Yeah, one time [B] I was peeing [D] on Ian's leg and [A] then he turned around and threw [Gm] a rocks glass at my head and I ducked and I hit [Bm] the toilet and the toilet bowl [Bb] shattered.
Wow.
That's pretty lucky that it didn't hit you.
I guess, but maybe I had it coming.
I was peeing [C] on his leg.
[Dm] [Am] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[C] [Am] [Bb]
[F] [Bb]
[F] First they pull [Bb] all your teeth,
[F] then they want [Bb] you to eat.
[C] Well, you little bird kid, you [Am] don't want [Bb] any part in [F] it.
[C]
[Dm] But it's not the way [Bb] you can afford [F] your time.
Or the envy of [Bb] the friends you left [C] behind.
[N]
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[N] _ _ _ All right, Dyrtyk, thank you [Dbm] for coming to Pamper the Band.
[Ab] Yeah, man.
So, who's the bus DJ?
Who's [Gb] playing music for the [Em] band?
The other night I got drunk [Eb] and made everybody listen to the [Ab] Dubliners for about an hour.
Yeah, that was fun.
What's that like? _
It's Irish trad music.
[D] _ _ _ [B] Oh. _
_ _ _ [Dbm] Hard trad. Hard trad.
_ Is there a song [Gb] that you go on to stage to ever?
[G] Do you have any [Db] intro song?
[E] What was the YouTube [Ab] playlist of _ a Benny Hill theme [A] song?
We found every [Gb] variation of [Ab] Yaggity Sax that we could.
Like _
[Eb] _ _ covers _ _ _ [E]
of it?
Yeah, down to the point where there was one of Victor Wooten, and he was [Gb] playing [Ab] Yaggity Sax on his bass,
and then they talked for like seven [B] minutes about the theory of slap bass in the [Db] middle of it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] Basically, I'm just attacking the notes a little harder. _ _
What's your [Abm] worst _ [Ab] onstage malfunction that [E] you've had?
_ Something [A] that's happened during a show.
[Gb] The time that we did it, when I came bursting [Dbm] through my drums,
and then I [Db] reached the front of the stage, a full bottle of beer hit me in the head.
[Abm] And I was like, stood there for a few [Gbm] years.
That was a crazy show.
[E] And I was like, not knowing what was [Eb] going on.
I didn't really fall, but everything froze.
And [Gb] then this lady came up to me after the show and was like,
I was just caught up in the [Bb] moment or something.
_ [B] The lady got excited that we were smashing stuff, so she decided to throw a beer bottle at Dennis's forehead.
I still have a scar.
Oh my God.
What would you say is your favorite thing about tour?
I think it [N] has to be playing the shows.
Yeah.
There are so many great things about it, but there are so many _ _ wearying aspects of tour.
But no matter how shitty it gets, being on stage for an hour definitely makes it all worth it.
_ _ So what about being home?
What's your favorite thing about being home?
Oh, not being on tour.
Really?
Yeah.
It's just life.
Being home, having a normal life.
Being able to have a regular schedule.
Try and do some damage control for all the stuff that tour does to you.
Right.
Like getting massages.
Yeah. For [E] example.
You _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] guys say it's like the weirdest show that you've had to play.
Like one of the craziest places that you've had to play.
I've got some ideas.
[D] _ Some of the [G] boats.
Some of the boats.
We played on boats.
Boats was [Gm] always interesting and [D]
crazy.
Also, the wolf's den at [Em] Mohagan Sun.
What was [G] that time we played on [D] the street and I had the Richard Pryor sample and we were warming [G] up and it was like_
It was a big thing. _ _
It was some real dirty stuff and there were like kids there.
One of our [N] prime questions here at Pamper the Band [Bb] is to ask about some of the worst places that you guys have had to stay.
It's pretty tough being a band sometimes.
[Bbm] What are some of the places that [G] you've had to stay that weren't very nice?
Dennis and I one time stayed at [D] _
_ this [G] _ shitty apartment in Toronto that the guy made [A] his own opium in his oven.
_ [Gm] _ _ _
[G] In the oven?
All the windows were taped up.
There was plastic over them.
_ _ [D] _
I slept on a [Gm] mattress _ that [Bb] had no blankets or [E] sheets on it.
Just a [Gm] bare mattress with a bunch of stains in the hallway and I got scabies.
_ [E] Really?
Yeah.
[Bb] And it was in the hallway, this mattress?
Yeah.
[D] It was just stuck on the floor?
Yeah.
_ Yikes.
_ Yeah, it was probably the worst.
That sounds really bad.
I don't think you could really beat that very [Ab] easily.
Well, the [G] opium was a nice perk, I guess.
[Bb] Right.
Made it all bearable.
Yeah.
What about hotel experiences?
Crappy motel experiences?
We used to have [Em] a bad habit of [Gb] destroying our hotel rooms.
Really?
Like the [Bb] classic rock and roll?
Yeah, I was kind of [A] a_
In the rocks class?
Yeah, one time [B] I was peeing [D] on Ian's leg and [A] then he turned around and threw [Gm] a rocks glass at my head and I ducked and I hit [Bm] the toilet _ and the toilet bowl [Bb] shattered.
Wow.
That's pretty lucky that it didn't hit you.
I guess, but maybe I had it coming.
I was peeing [C] on his leg.
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[F] First they pull [Bb] all your teeth, _
[F] _ then they want [Bb] you to eat.
[C] Well, you little bird kid, you [Am] don't want [Bb] any part in [F] it.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
[Dm] But it's not the way [Bb] you can afford [F] your time.
Or the envy of [Bb] the friends you left [C] behind.
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[N] _ _ _ All right, Dyrtyk, thank you [Dbm] for coming to Pamper the Band.
[Ab] Yeah, man.
So, who's the bus DJ?
Who's [Gb] playing music for the [Em] band?
The other night I got drunk [Eb] and made everybody listen to the [Ab] Dubliners for about an hour.
Yeah, that was fun.
What's that like? _
It's Irish trad music.
[D] _ _ _ [B] Oh. _
_ _ _ [Dbm] Hard trad. Hard trad.
_ Is there a song [Gb] that you go on to stage to ever?
[G] Do you have any [Db] intro song?
[E] What was the YouTube [Ab] playlist of _ a Benny Hill theme [A] song?
We found every [Gb] variation of [Ab] Yaggity Sax that we could.
Like _
[Eb] _ _ covers _ _ _ [E]
of it?
Yeah, down to the point where there was one of Victor Wooten, and he was [Gb] playing [Ab] Yaggity Sax on his bass,
and then they talked for like seven [B] minutes about the theory of slap bass in the [Db] middle of it. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Eb] Basically, I'm just attacking the notes a little harder. _ _
What's your [Abm] worst _ [Ab] onstage malfunction that [E] you've had?
_ Something [A] that's happened during a show.
[Gb] The time that we did it, when I came bursting [Dbm] through my drums,
and then I [Db] reached the front of the stage, a full bottle of beer hit me in the head.
[Abm] And I was like, stood there for a few [Gbm] years.
That was a crazy show.
[E] And I was like, not knowing what was [Eb] going on.
I didn't really fall, but everything froze.
And [Gb] then this lady came up to me after the show and was like,
I was just caught up in the [Bb] moment or something.
_ [B] The lady got excited that we were smashing stuff, so she decided to throw a beer bottle at Dennis's forehead.
I still have a scar.
Oh my God.
What would you say is your favorite thing about tour?
I think it [N] has to be playing the shows.
Yeah.
There are so many great things about it, but there are so many _ _ wearying aspects of tour.
But no matter how shitty it gets, being on stage for an hour definitely makes it all worth it.
_ _ So what about being home?
What's your favorite thing about being home?
Oh, not being on tour.
Really?
Yeah.
It's just life.
Being home, having a normal life.
Being able to have a regular schedule.
Try and do some damage control for all the stuff that tour does to you.
Right.
Like getting massages.
Yeah. For [E] example.
You _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] guys say it's like the weirdest show that you've had to play.
Like one of the craziest places that you've had to play.
I've got some ideas.
[D] _ Some of the [G] boats.
Some of the boats.
We played on boats.
Boats was [Gm] always interesting and [D]
crazy.
Also, the wolf's den at [Em] Mohagan Sun.
What was [G] that time we played on [D] the street and I had the Richard Pryor sample and we were warming [G] up and it was like_
It was a big thing. _ _
It was some real dirty stuff and there were like kids there.
One of our [N] prime questions here at Pamper the Band [Bb] is to ask about some of the worst places that you guys have had to stay.
It's pretty tough being a band sometimes.
[Bbm] What are some of the places that [G] you've had to stay that weren't very nice?
Dennis and I one time stayed at [D] _
_ this [G] _ shitty apartment in Toronto that the guy made [A] his own opium in his oven.
_ [Gm] _ _ _
[G] In the oven?
All the windows were taped up.
There was plastic over them.
_ _ [D] _
I slept on a [Gm] mattress _ that [Bb] had no blankets or [E] sheets on it.
Just a [Gm] bare mattress with a bunch of stains in the hallway and I got scabies.
_ [E] Really?
Yeah.
[Bb] And it was in the hallway, this mattress?
Yeah.
[D] It was just stuck on the floor?
Yeah.
_ Yikes.
_ Yeah, it was probably the worst.
That sounds really bad.
I don't think you could really beat that very [Ab] easily.
Well, the [G] opium was a nice perk, I guess.
[Bb] Right.
Made it all bearable.
Yeah.
What about hotel experiences?
Crappy motel experiences?
We used to have [Em] a bad habit of [Gb] destroying our hotel rooms.
Really?
Like the [Bb] classic rock and roll?
Yeah, I was kind of [A] a_
In the rocks class?
Yeah, one time [B] I was peeing [D] on Ian's leg and [A] then he turned around and threw [Gm] a rocks glass at my head and I ducked and I hit [Bm] the toilet _ and the toilet bowl [Bb] shattered.
Wow.
That's pretty lucky that it didn't hit you.
I guess, but maybe I had it coming.
I was peeing [C] on his leg.
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[F] First they pull [Bb] all your teeth, _
[F] _ then they want [Bb] you to eat.
[C] Well, you little bird kid, you [Am] don't want [Bb] any part in [F] it.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
[Dm] But it's not the way [Bb] you can afford [F] your time.
Or the envy of [Bb] the friends you left [C] behind.
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