Bass tablature for "Easy Life" by "Bodysnatchers"

Artist: Bodysnatchers
Piece: Easy Life
Instrument: Bass
Submitter: unknown
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Song: Easy Life
Artist: The Bodysnatchers
Tabbed by: Iisaw Kookostawis (joannie@sprocket.viathe.net)


i tried to be a lot more accurate on the timing for this one, but as
always you will get a better idea if you listen to the recording. This is
taken from a copy of the single on The 2 Tone Collection. 


verses:

G:-----------------------------------|---------------------------------
D:----------5---5--------------------|----------5----------5-----------
A:------------------5---5---3---2----|-------------------5---5---------
E:--3---3----------------------------|--3---3--------------------------


chorus: 

G:-----------------------------------|-------------------------------
D:----------5---5-----------5---5----|----------3---3----------------
A:--3---3-----3---3-5---5-----5---5--|--3-3-3-----5---5-----5------3-
E:-----------------------------------|-------------------------------
  "      it could be so easy              life could be so  ea - sy  "
(these words are kinda smooshed in here, not to be read exactly to the
notes above, though in the general area)

G:-----------------------------------|-------------------------------
D:----------5---5-----------5---5----|----------3---3----------------
A:--3-3-3-----3---3-5-5-5-----5---5--|--3-3-3-----5---5-----3------5-
E:-----------------------------------|-------------------------------

G:-----------
D:-----------
A:--5-3-2-0--
E:-----------

then there is this mellow part in the song:

G:---------------------------------|------------------------------
D:----------5---5------------------|----------5---5---5-----------
A:--3---3-----------5---5---3---2--|--3---3-----5---5---5---------
E:---------------------------------|------------------------------
      
"hey girls it's not to late / to stay at home and vegitate
just like mama says you should do/ just like society says you should do"

then back to normal verse for:

"is this our natural fate / are we just here to procreate..."