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    1) The song "Radio Cure" by Wilco is played in the open D tuning. 2) The lyrics describe a person trying to cheer up their love interest who seems to be struggling with something being wrong with their mind, which is filled with "silvery stars" and "radio cures". 3) The song reflects on the inability for distance to make love understandable.

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    E D A G A# DII Dmaj7/C# F# F#maj7/F D# A# B

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    1) The song "Radio Cure" by Wilco is played in the open D tuning. 2) The lyrics describe a person trying to cheer up their love interest who seems to be struggling with something being wrong with their mind, which is filled with "silvery stars" and "radio cures". 3) The song reflects on the inability for distance to make love understandable.

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    1) The song "Radio Cure" by Wilco is played in the open D tuning. 2) The lyrics describe a person trying to cheer up their love interest who seems to be struggling with something being wrong with their mind, which is filled with "silvery stars" and "radio cures". 3) The song reflects on the inability for distance to make love understandable.

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    E D A G A# DII Dmaj7/C# F# F#maj7/F D# A# B

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    Anonymous eGKzAs
    1) The song "Radio Cure" by Wilco is played in the open D tuning. 2) The lyrics describe a person trying to cheer up their love interest who seems to be struggling with something being wrong with their mind, which is filled with "silvery stars" and "radio cures". 3) The song reflects on the inability for distance to make love understandable.

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    RADIO CURE - Wilco

    Tuning: Open D (DADF#AD)

    E 222222
    D 000000
    A 777777
    G 555555
    F#no5addG/A# 8(10)x0xx
    DII (12)(12)(12)(12)(12)(12)
    Dmaj7/C# (11)(12)(12)(12)(12)(12)
    F# 444444
    F#maj7/F 344444
    D# 1110xx
    A# 888888
    B 999999

    E D

    D A
    Cheer up, honey, I hope you can
    E D
    There is something wrong with me
    A E
    My mind is filled with silvery stars
    D A
    Honey, kisses, clouds of fog
    D E
    Shoulders shrugging off

    D A
    Cheer up, honey, I hope you can
    E D
    There is something wrong with me
    A E
    My mind is filled with radio cures
    D A
    Electronic surgical words

    G F#no5addG/A# G

    DII Dmaj7/C# A G F#no5addG/A#


    G
    Picking apples for kings and queens of things I have never seen
    F# F#maj7/F D# A# B DII F#
    Oh, distance has no way of making love understandable

    D A
    Cheer up, honey, I hope you can
    E D
    There is something wrong with me
    A E
    My mind is filled with silvery stars
    D A
    Honey, kisses, clouds of fog

    G F#no5addG/A# G

    DII Dmaj7/C# A G F#no5addG/A#


    G
    Picking apples for kings and queens of things I have never seen
    F# F#maj7/F D# A# B DII F#
    Oh, distance has no way of making love understandable
    F# F#maj7/F D# A# B DII F#
    Oh, distance has no way of making love understandable
    F# F#maj7/F D# A# B DII F#
    Oh, distance has no way of making love understandable
    D# A# B DII F# E D
    Oh, distance has no way of making love understandable

    D A
    Cheer up honey, I hope you can...

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