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P S A Ukulele

(ver. 1)
R.E.M.
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PSA (BAD DAY)

(Outtake from Reflection Studio Sessions)
(Available on the bootlegs "Stab It And Steer It" and "These Days")



Notes:

Verse: The F C Bb hammer on the chords you can do the Peter buck
jangles using these chord shapes but he goes back to F from Bb before
Beginning the next F C Bb progression.

Chorus:  Use strummed chords, not Buck-esque jangles, and unlike the verse
 section, the Bb's do go jangle back to F before beginning the next F C Bb
 phrase

{Intro}:   Eb (6th fret A-shape barre) four times


  F (hammer-on)     C                     Bb
A public service announcement followed me home the other day,
  F            C     Bb
I bade it nevermind, go away.
    F                          C
The sh*t's so thick, you could stir it with a stick,
    Bb                             F               C             Bb
the paper wouldn't lie, wisdom got lost to mankind, we gloat and jeer with it


{Bridge}:

C(8th fret)                      Bb(6th fret)
Broadcast me a joyful noise into the times, Lord,
           C                                Bb               A(5th)       C
count your blessings, ignore the lowest fear, well you can't send us, listen,


F         C               Bb
Radio no, play the game, three words, first one short,
F          C            Bb
magazine, book, cinema, N - O - down,
F                C         Bb
many fears are gone, step down, step down,
        F          C    Bb
watch a heel crush,  ah this means war


F C Bb  (x2)


  F                 C               Bb
I saw the light, it can't be right


F C Bb


{Bridge}:

C(8th fret)                      Bb(6th fret)
Broadcast me a joyful noise into the times, Lord,
           C                                Bb               A(5th)       C
count your blessings, ignore the lowest fear, well you can't send us, listen,


{Chorus}:

            F         C           Bb
It's been a bad day, please don't take my picture,
             F       C  Bb
It's been a bad day, please
             F         C           Bb
It's been a bad day, please don't take my picture,
             F       C  Bb
It's been a bad day, please


{Break}:   D(5th)   C(3rd)  E(7th)  D(5th)
           D(5th)   C(3rd)  E(7th)  D(5th)
           Bb(6th)  A(5th)  C(8th)


  F                 C                     Bb
A public service announcement followed me home the other day,
  F            C     Bb
I bade it nevermind, go away.
    F                          C
The sh*t's so thick, you could stir it with a stick,
    Bb                             F               C             Bb
the paper wouldn't lie, wisdom got lost to mankind, we gloat and jeer with it


C  Bb

F C Bb (x2)


  F                 C               Bb
I saw the light, it can't be right


F C Bb


{Bridge}:

C(8th fret)                      Bb(6th fret)
Broadcast me a joyful noise into the times, Lord,
           C                                Bb               A(5th)       C
count your blessings, ignore the lowest fear, well you can't send us, listen,


{Chorus}:

            F         C           Bb
It's been a bad day, please don't take my picture,
             F       C  Bb
It's been a bad day, please
t            F         C           Bb
It's been a bad day, please don't take my picture,
             F       C  Bb
It's been a bad day, please


{Ending}:   Eb (6th fret A-shape barre) four times

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You don't know how you move me, deconstruct me, and consume me, I'm all
used up, I'm out of luck, I am starstruck, By something in your eyes.
That is keeping my hope alive.   - Matthew Sweet
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