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From: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 1995 14:49:50 -0400
Artist: Phish
Song: "Sparkle"
Album: Rift

Here are what I believe are the chords for Phish's "Sparkle".

G :355433    C:035555   F:133211  D:057777

G                                            C                       G
                         F
The pressure builds, you buy a gift, you're hoping that your dread will lift

              G                C                            G    D
           G
It glitters on her like a glass, you shudder as it comes to pass

                    C                              G                     F
Apologize, to Lucelill, converse with Ed, a drive with Jill

                   G                         C                    G         D
        G
Your freinds confine you in thier worlds, one by one, a string of pearls

                                           C                      G         F
Confused you say, "This isn't me."  You hover in thier unity

                      G                      C                         G
      D          F
Ashamed you slowly lose your grasp, release the links, undo the clasp

       G                           C                    G
                       F                         
The skin that drips down off the tree, or peels back slowly from your knee

G                      C                           G              D
         G      
Erupts into your lung and heart, you laugh and laughing, fall apart


Laugh and laughing fall apart...  


If you've ever heard the song you know how it goes from here.  It's a pretty
easy song to play, I like to chance it to open chords on "The skin that drips
down..." Just because it adds a little variety to the song and is easier on
my fingers.  Anyhoo, enjoy!

Bill Schofield (and Caroline)
[email protected]