Songs of artist: Ten Foot Pole

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Ten Foot Pole

Ten Foot Pole

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3 years ago402Ten Foot Pole

Intro: Am C E (same as Chorus!) Verse: [Am]Long long time ago [C]before the wind before the snow [G]lived an old an aging man who lost his [Am]friend [Am]and he carried by his side [C]all the things he lost in life [F]left all the things that troubled him [Am]behind Chorus: [Am]And he was once in a desperate need for [C]attention [E]and so...

4 years ago499Unleashed (1997)Ten Foot Pole

T1: Isaac McMillan, [email protected], Ten Foot Pole, What you want, 7/7/98 S1: This is one of TFP's best songs!!, Band: Ten Foot Pole Song: What you want Album: Rev Riff 1: strum 7X, Strum 8x Intro solo !let ring Verse(come in on last ring)-- Is there something you should tell me...(pm hE then \ to D) Is there something I should...

4 years ago462Insider (1999)Ten Foot Pole

CHORDS USED: [D#5] [D#m7] [C#5] [C#m7] [A#5] [C5] [G#5] NOTE : Where there is an power chord, then an m7 chord (like C#5-C#m7), play the power chord with your index finger, ring finger and pinkie. Fret the fret for the m7 chord with your middle finger. When you have to change, you simply lift up your pinkie. GTR 1: GTR 2: VERSE (this...

4 years ago520Unleashed (1997)Ten Foot Pole

Written by Ten Foot Pole Chords used: E---------------------- B--8---6-----------4--- G--8---6---3---5---4--- D--8---6---4---6---4--- A--6---4---4---6---2--- E----------2---4------- Eb C# F# G# B ( N.C. stands for No Chord, meaning don't play anything) It was the al[Eb]cohol you said[C#] took a[F#]way your common[G#] sense. You don't...

4 years ago518Unleashed (1997)Ten Foot Pole

Date: Sat, 3 Jan 1998 10:07:27 -0500 (EST) From: [email protected] Subject: TAB: denial.tab by Ten Foot Pole Song: Denial Band: Ten Foot Pole Album: Unleashed (1997) Written by Ten Foot Pole Transcribed by Luke Knox ([email protected]) This is my favorite song by a great California punk band, Ten Foot Pole. The solo for this song was...