Popular Mechanics For Lovers - Beulah

Tabbed by Adam Bishop

A   - 577655
C#m - x46654
F#m - 244222
Dm  - x57765
Bm  - x24432
D   - x57775
G#  - 466544
E   - 022100
B   - x24442
G#m - 466444

During the verses a second guitar just picks the chords, but the first guitar strums them.  
I'm not entirely sure about the F#m at the end of the chorus...I wasn't sure about any of 
the chords until I found a live acoustic version from some Dutch radio station.  


A         C#m                 F#m
I know he knocks you off your feet
          Dm                    A
You're so bitter you think he's sweet
          C#m             Bm       D
Well he's wrong for you I swear

Did you forget to read the script
There was never a role for him
It was always you and me, just me

F#m  C#m  Bm          A
Popular mechanics for broken hearts
    G#      F#m
Can help me now

I know you never felt romance
And we always lacked suspense
But I can edit those parts out

I never made you feel complete
I'm a faultline beneath your feet
I will never bring you down, so down

Chorus

E      B        C#m       A
Just because he loves you too
E        B            C#m        A
He would never take a bullet for you
E       B       C#m     A
Don't believe a word he says
E        B             C#m           A
He would never cut his heart out for you

  C#m      B           A
I heard he wrote you a song, well so what
E              F#m             D        Bm      A
Some guy wrote sixty-nine, and one just ain't enough

            D           A
And there's no sense in trying
  D
I know cause I've been
B                      G#m
Trying all the time to find
C#m                           A
Something that would make you mine
    E          F#m
But all I ever find my love 
    A       B          E
Are clichés that don't rhyme

Solo (with verse chords - this is played with a slide, so I can't figure it out)

Chorus

Just because he loves you too
He would never take a bullet for you
Don't believe a word he says
He would never cut his heart out for you

End on A