Chords for Sure Sure // On The Porch // Episode 1: What's It Like?

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_ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ So in the beginning of the song you're [Em] gonna hear some some uh-uhs and then
you're gonna hear like that kind of chugging guitar part and then over top
of that you're gonna hear this [Dm] synth melody.
That melody was [B] very inspired by
[F#m] a Joy Division [Dm] song.
I forget what it's called.
[G] Um, _ [Bm] _ _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ the awful terrorism part.
_ _ Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.
Um, and then what to like is_
_ Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, [E] beep, beep.
So they're pretty different but that's good.
Can't get sued.
I [D] like that. _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ [D] _ [C] We were tracking drums _ and we were discussing that intro fill _ and we tried a bunch of stuff.
We tried like some more tasteful things but the only thing that we all liked [B] was the_
just the caveman_
Cacoom, cacoom, cacoom, cacoom.
It's this, it's this fill. _
Catoom, catoom, catoom, catoom.
Catoom, catoom, catoom, catoom. _ _
_ Oh, that sounds crazy.
_ Catoom, catoom, catoom, catoom.
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[E] What's it like [D] _ _ _ _ _
[E] to be in [D] this game?
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[A] [E] And talk [D] about the book.
[E] I was reading _ _ Proust and Proust has this thing about the seed of love being the like _ _ unquenchable desire to like be a part of somebody else's world when you don't know them and their whole world is a mystery.
And all you want to know is like what is it [B] like to be a part of their world.
_ And so yeah, I was just, I read [F#] that.
I read that in a novel.
_ _ _ We were listening to a lot of Prince [G#m] when we were recording that [E] song.
Those are the two biggest inspirations for what's like Proust and Prince. _ _ _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ In a way, yeah, I think, I think that's a really [B] astute observation.
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[F#] _ _ For me personally, one of the strangest mixing experiences I've ever had with a song where I put like a cut from [C] like 250 hertz to like 500 hertz that literally wasn't more than a decibel and it changed the whole song and it made it sound so much better.
_ How did that make you feel when you discovered that? Good.
_ So we for for the bass line in what's it like we did this trick.
You just double the electric bass with an electric guitar.
[D] What we did on this song is we [E] pitched [D] the electric guitar down.
Charlie used a Digitech [B] whammy pedal [D] and recorded it and it is the same [E] octave as the bass.
[D] _ _ _ [A] What does that do to the bass sound?
[N] Well, that's a great question.
_ _ There's something intangible about producing that people people often ask me about and it's vibe.
_ And [E] that in that situation just enhanced the vibe.
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