A Wolf At The Door

Radiohead

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These are simplified chords ideal for acoustic or general rhythm. There is slight variation in the chords which only consist of a single note change which is necessary for best resulting sound. Don’t worry the only somewhat complex part is the end. Enjoy and feel free to criticize.        [Variations] Dsus2  {x x 0 2 3 0} Gm*    {3 5 5 3 4 3} (We’ll just call this one Gm* for simplicity’s sake) G7sus4 {2 3 0 0 3 x} (Not the exact chord name but whatever) DMaj7  {x x 0 2 2 2} [Intro] Dsus2 * [Verse 1] Drag him out your window dragging out the dead                     Dsus2                       Gm     Singing I miss you snakes and ladders flip the lid Out pops the cracker smacks you in the head knives you in the neck Kicks you in the teeth steel toe caps takes all your credit cards Get up get the gunge Get the eggs get the flan in the face                           Dsus2 The flan in the face the flan in the face Dance you fucker dance you fucker Don’t you dare don’t you dare Don’t you flan in the face Take it with the love its given take it with a pinch of salt Take it to the tax man Let me back let me back                             Dsus2 I promise to be good don’t look in the mirror At the face you don’t recognize Help me call the doctor put me inside Put me inside put me inside Put me inside put me inside [Chorus 1] D                                     Dsus2 I keep the wolf from the door but he calls me up Calls me on the phone tells me all the ways That he’s gonna mess me up Steal all my children if I don’t pay the ransom And I’ll never see them again if I squeal to the cops [Interlude] Oh oh oh oh whoa oh no no no no no no no no no no no no no No no no no no no no (x3 cut F and A short on last one) [Verse 2] Dm                                                  Dsus2   Walking like giant cranes and with my X-ray eyes I strip you naked In a tight little world and are you on the list? Stepford Wives who are we to complain? Investments and dealers investments and dealers Cold wives and mistresses cold wives and Sunday papers city                                      Dsus2 Boys in First Class don’t know we’re born little Someone else is gonna come and clean it up Born and raised for the job Someone always does always pick it up Get over get up get over turn the tape off [Chorus 2] D                                     Dsus2 I keep the wolf from the door but he calls me up Calls me on the phone tells me all the ways That he’s gonna mess me up Steal all my children if I don’t pay the ransom And I’ll never see them again if I squeal to the cops so I’m just gonna D            G7sus4       Oooooh oooh oooh Oooooh oooh oooh DMaj7      G7sus4 Ooooooooh oooooh (Strum last 2 chords one time each) There ya have it. Rate this tab whatever you feel it deserves. Any and all feedback is greatly and sincerely appreciated by me. Thank you!

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Cette chanson évoque le combat intérieur face à des peurs et des angoisses qui semblent inévitables, symbolisées par un loup qui menace à la porte. L'artiste exprime une lutte pour garder le contrôle sur sa vie tout en subissant la pression des attentes et des menaces extérieures. Les images évoquées parlent de manipulations et de vulnérabilités, où des éléments du quotidien deviennent des sources de stress. Le contexte de la chanson semble tourner autour des défis modernes, des relations compliquées et des conséquences des choix, montrant une réflexion sur l'identité et la recherche de réconfort dans un monde incertain. C'est une métaphore puissante de la bataille contre ce qui nous ronge de l'intérieur, tout en cherchant un équilibre fragile.