Rose Parade by Elliott Smith from "either/or" Chords used: D: xx0232 Dsus4: xx0233 A: x02220 E: 022100 G: 320033 or 320003 F#: 244322 Bm: x24432 Note: at every D chord, the same D Dsus4 D pattern is played Intro: D (Dsus4 D) A E G Fills played throughout: D Dsus4 D A E G e-------------10-9-7---3-2-3-2-0------ B--------------------------------3---- G------------------------------------- It's sometimes that I think and sometimes this: D Dsus4 D A E G e-------------10-9-7------------------ B----------------------3-2-3-2-0------ G--------------------------------2---- Both fills work in all spots where these chords are played, but you'll have to listen to see what's more accurate. Verse 1 D A E G They asked me to come down and watch the parade D A E G To march down the street like the Duracell bunny D A E G With a wink and a wave from the cavalcade D A E G Throwing out candy that looks like money F# Bm A E G To people passing by that all seem to be going the other way A D A E G So won't you follow me down to the rose parade? Verse 2 D A E G Tripped over a dog in a choke chain collar D A E G People were shouting and pushing and saying D A E G When I traded a smoke for a food stamp dollar D A E G A ridiculous marching band started playing F# Bm A E G Got me singing along with some half-hearted victory song A D A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? D A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? F# Bm A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? Verse 3 D A E G The trumpet has obviously been drinking D A E G Cause he's f***ing up even the simplest lines D A E G I'd say it's a sight that's quite worth seeing D A E G It's just that everyone's interest is stronger than mine F# Bm A E And when they clean the street I'll be the only s*** G A that's left behind D A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? D A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? F# Bm A E G Won't you follow me down to the rose parade? Note: Elliott is playing a 12 string I think, and it does sound more accurate, but a six-string is fine to play along or play by yourself.