I know that this has been posted already, but I think that there is a  
better way to play it (without 
using dropped D tuning)  Plus, here are the lyrics: 
 
INTRO: 
Guitar 1:  (D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus)  F#7   E7 
Guitar 2:  D---------------------------------   F#7   E7 
 
 
VERSE: 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
they knew all along 
 
F#7                     E7 
they're not dumb, they were so wrong 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
she's not always fun 
 
F#7             E7 
hate it now, call when I'm done 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
pieces fell in place 
 
F#7   	          E7 
puzzles suck, laugh in my face 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
turn and swing the pace 
 
F#7   	      E7 
I'll give this, keep the good waist 
 
 
CHORUS: 
 
D          G 
head is on 
D         A 
I want out 
C		      A 
I'm alone and I'm an easy target 
D       G 
metronome 
D       A 
I want out 
C		      A 
I'm alone and I'm an easy target 
 
 
VERSE 2: 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
crazy t.v. dreams 
 
F#7   	          E7 
might be true, not what it seems. 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
food and cavitys, 
 
F#7   	           E7 
chewing words, tear at the seams 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
he don't feel so good, 
 
F#7   	         E7 
don't feel bad, not that he should 
 
D Dsus D Dsus D Dsus 
i don't feel so good, 
 
F#7   	        E7 
don't feel bad,not that i should 
 
 
BRIDGE: 
 
G         		     Bb 
Did you ever listen? 
G         		     Bb 
Did you ever listen? 
G         		     Bb 
Did you ever listen? 
A        			C 
Get out, get out, get out! 
A        			C 
Get out, get out, get out! 
 
etc... 
 
 
Personally, I think the Foo Fighters are incredible and its too bad that  
the only reason that they get 
airplay is because of Dave Grohl (At least around here.  They can't play  
a single song without 
mentioning that he used to play w/ Nirvana)  The whole album kicks ass,  
and I can't wait for them 
to get out to Chicago.  BTW- I figured out Wattershed also.  I tab it  
when I get the time.  E-mail me 
with suggestions, corrections, or just to talk about cool music.  Thanks. 
-Adam 		pike@merle.acns.nwu.edu