{t: Worms}
{st: Written by Gordon Haskell, tabbed by checkman@math.gatech.edu}

{c: There is a main riff, a G major pentatonic scale. (Think: "Wish You Were}
{c: Here".) Beyond that, there aren't many chords, just a slowly moving bass-}
{c: line. The bass notes are indicated by small letters: g a b d e.}

{sot}
E ----------------------------------
B ----------------------------------
G ------------7--9------------------
D ---5--7--9------------------------
A ----------------------------------
E ----------------------------------
{eot}

I can [e]sit on the sands by the sea
And see the [d]Vikings, a-fascinating me, by the [b]moonlight,
Everything a-[a]changing except the [g]sun and tide.

[e]Green lands, rivers and trees and [d]sands,
Where birds sing, [b]animal paradise, a-crackling, 
[a]They make me feel glad to be an [g]earthling.

{soc}
	But the [a]ostrich [b]always [d]gets his [e]man, he [d]jumps out [b]from a [a]bush, [g]
	[a]He can run [b]faster than a [d]zebra [e]can, but it [d]always [b]takes a [a]push
	In the [g]morning, [a]burying the [d]head he was [d]born [e]in.
	No one's more important than the earthworm,
	No one's more important than the earthworm.
{eoc}

[e]Minors, rather than majors, every [d]single time,
Just as long as I can make the [b]end rhyme,
It's too late, [a]I can't change my [g]birth sign.

So when [e]one day when yellows and greens and [d]blues are over, 
Lay me 'neath the last square inch of [b]clover, 
No one's more im[a]portant than the [g]earthworm.

{c: Chorus, then solo, then modified chorus:}

	And the [a]ostrich [b]always [d]got his [e]man, he [d]jumped out [b]from a [a]bush, [g]
	[a]He did run [b]faster than a [d]zebra [e]can, but it [d]only [b]took a [a]push,
	In the [g]morning, [a]burying the [b]head he was [d]born [e]in.
	No one's more important than the earthworm,
	No one's more important than the earthworm.