Rimini – Leslie Fish


“Rimini,” a marching song for the Roman legions, words by Rudyard Kipling, tune by Leslie Fish.
I spent a while messing with Riffstation to try and figure out the chords for this, and it worked…alright.  What I came up with may not be exact, but it works.  Try substituting fifths and nearby minor chords if anything doesn’t sound right to you.  I believe Fish has it capoed up four frets; anyway, this is the easiest key I found.
Lyrics and chords here

Cheshire Kitten (We’re all mad here) – S. J. Tucker

Sun up, sun down the shadows hide me down in
Wonderland, Wonderland, nobody knows the way,
but if you find it in your dreams, you can
find it at your dayjob
somewhere south of Hell

“Cheshire Kitten (We’re all mad here),” by S. J. Tucker
Lyrics and chords available here.

Fake Geek Guy – Kari Maaren


“Fake Geek Guy,” by Kari Maaren
This song was tangentially inspired by The Doubleclicks’ “Nothing to Prove,” but “to be absolutely frank, the Doubleclicks’ song is a moving autobiographical anthem, while mine is just kind of mean.”
It’s mean in a good way, though, and, as Kari says, more songs ought to name-drop Gail Simone.
The lyrics and chords can be found in the FilKONtario 24 songbook