Saddr Weirdr by Bomb The Music Industry

This song is pretty easy to play, but what makes it a bit more complex is that he throws 
some barre chords instead of all open chords.
If you want to be really accurate, I marked the barre chords with an asterisk just 
for convenience.

If you want, you can just play all open chords though.
It still sounds fine and is a lot easier.
Since there's already tabs of that, I wrote this correct one in case anyone is willing to learn.

[ex. of asterisks]
     F*          F
e|---------------1-------|
B|---10----------1-------|
G|---10----------2-------|
D|---10----------3-------|
A|---8-----------3-------|
E|-----------------------|

Barre chords used:

     C*          F*           Dm*
e|---8------------------------5------|
B|---8-----------10-----------6------|
G|---9-----------10-----------7------|
D|---10----------10-----------7------|
A|---10----------8------------5------|
E|---8-------------------------------|

    Am*         E*            G*
e|----------------------------------|
B|--------------9-------------------|
G|--5-----------9-------------4-----|
D|--7-----------9-------------5-----|
A|--7-----------7-------------5-----|
E|--5-------------------------3-----|

      F**        Dm**
e|----12---------10----|
B|----10---------10----|
G|----10---------10----|
D|----10---------------|
A|-----8---------------|
E|---------------10----|

A few last notes before I get started...

The chords Am* and G* aren't actually used on my tab, but you can play them in place of 
Am and G if you want.

And the chord Dm* can either be played as that barre chord or as

    Dm*
e|--------|
B|--10----|
G|--10----|
D|--------|
A|--------|
E|--10----|

This sounds a bit poppy-er yet almost identical, and then would be also easier to go 
the Am* and G* I listed just above.


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C*                       F*
I put all my books in a box

C*                         Dm*
to put them in a concrete cube and underneath more

Am*                       G*
boxes and hidden behind boxes

                 F
I’ll get in one too.

C*                        F*
I just threw out another gift.

C*                       Dm*
I know it had a bit of thought but Mary we won’t

Am*                            G*
talk soon, I have no use for Crocs now

                    F** (plus little extension explained below)
I have no use for gifts.

F**
They’re gonna be piles.

                          Dm**
I’m gonna be a pack rat.

               C*
That’s gonna shit.

                            F*
It’s hard to empty out my drawers.

C*                         Dm*
It’s hard to empty out my home. Now

              Am*                           G*
I’m a vacant home for the last spark of a soul.

                           F**
Gonna get drunk one last time.


It’s gonna get sadder,

                          Dm**
it’s gonna get weirder

           C*
until I’m gone

           Em*
until I’m gone.

                  F**
It’s gonna get sadder.

                  Dm**
It’s gonna get weirder

           C*                            Em*
until I’m gone, now it’s kind of what I want

                        Am*
but regardless thanks a lot

                    G*       F
for letting me stay on your futon.


Bridge (sort of)
F         Dm*        C*

                  F*
It’s gonna get sadder,

                  Dm*
it’s gonna get weirder

            C*
until I’m gone

           Em*
until I’m gone.

                  F*
It’s gonna get sadder.

                 Dm*
It’s gonna get weirder

           C*
until I’m gone,

Now I don’t know what I want
but regardless thanks a lot
for letting me stay on your futon.
I'm gone now I don’t know what I want
but regardless thanks a lot
for letting me stay on your futon.

F             Dm          C

C                        F
I put all my books in a box

   C                       Dm
to put them in a concrete cube and

                  Am                      G
underneath more boxes and hidden behind boxes

                 F
I’ll get in one too

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