Look Dad No Tunes Chords
Look Dad No Tunes by Half Man Half Biscuit is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of D. It uses the chords D, A, G, Em and B. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
Intro: D A D A)
D A D A G A D A
My life is comfortable but I don't want that image for my band.
D A D A G A D A
Inside, I'm reasonable but I'll make out they just don't understand.
Em A Em A
When we don't feel well let's put on some Velvets
Em G A
Leave our guitars up against the amp.
D A D
And get feedback when I feel that I need that
A G A D (A (D A)
Air of "look, aren't we dangerous" - that's the time to feedback.
D A D A G A D A
Intense, no compromise, nasty evil cranking up my brain.
D A D A G A D A
Pain, Howl, she's gone to Spain with a load of mates from work.
Em A Em A
And I feel cursed and sore, like I'm Thurston Moore like
Em G A
The darkness in my eyes won't go away.
D A D
I get feedback in my bedroom in Nantwich
A G A D A
Stamp my foot down on the angst-switch: that's the time to feedback.
Intro: D A D A, G A G A, D A, G A, D A, D A D A)
B Em A D
Somebody's knocking on my door; it's the boy from over the road
B Em A D
And he says he shares our obsession and he'd like to join in on the session
B Em A
And the others aren't arsed either way, so I say:
D A D A
I think we'd better let him in, I heard he's got a Theremin
D A D A
I think we'd better let him in, I've heard he's got a Theremin
Em A
And I've seen him walk through the park a lot
Em A
And I bet he listens to Arc a lot
D A
I think we'd better let him in, he's got a Theremin
D A
We'd better let him in, he's got a Theremin.