COWBOY MOUTH - "light it on fire" Tablature

Date: Fri, 5 Jul 1996 19:32:55 -0500 (CDT)
From: Pete Rasche <prasche@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu>


"Light It On Fire" by Cowboy Mouth
>From the MCA album "Are You With Me?"
Previously from Domino "Word of Mouth"
and Monkey Hill "Mouthin' Off (Live+More)"
and Paul Sanchez's solo "Jet Black and Jealous"
Written by Paul Sanchez, vocals by Fred LeBlanc


"Light It On Fire" by Cowboy Mouth
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A=002220 E=02210x C=032010
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MAIN RIFF:
e|------------------------------------------------------------
B|-----------------------------2-----2---2-2------------------
G|-----------------------------2-----2---2-2------------------
D|---------2------0-0------0---2-----2---2-2----4-3-2---------
A|-------------2--------2-------------------------------------
E|---0-0------------------------------------------------------
It's four A.M., I'm drunk and alone
Tryin' to call you on a public phone
I wanted passion, I wanted desire
A
My heart is a flame that pains me if I do not

CHORUS:
A E
Light it on Fire
A E
If I do not light it on fire
A E
If I do not light it on fire
A (n.c.)
If I do not light it on fire

VERSE 2 (Main riff repeated through first 3 lines, last line A as above):
I'm the perfect picture of a perfect fool
You're out doin' what I wanted ya' to
I'm in heartbreak hotel and there's a desk clerk for hire
My heart is a flame that pains me if I do not

CHORUS

BRIDGE:
C C E A E
How can I tell you
C C E A E
Just how it feels
C C E A E
How can you make love stay and
A
How do you know if what's stayin' is real

MAIN RIFF + guitar solo

VERSE 3 (same as VERSES 1 and 2):
I was the one full of whiskey and talk
I was the one with the skip in my walk
You say the truth hurts, well so does a liar
My heart's a flame that pains.....

CHORUS
(repeated with A E chords into MAIN RIFF close)

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(note: the easiest way to play the riff is to start with
your first finger on the D string, 2nd fret. After the first
two E notes and the note on the D string, move it to the A
string, where it remains, until you hit the A chords. After the
A chords, place your first three fingers on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
frets of the D string, and pull off one after each note...)
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Pete Rasche
prasche@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu