Drunken Chorus

Trashcan Sinatras

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## > The Trash Can Sinatras Drunken Chorus ---------------------- Intro - (let ring...) G Am C D I’m looking on the bright side but I still don’t see the light G Am C D Why are friends so hard to find on Wednesday night? G Am C D I got a ten pound note in my pocket that’ll never find its way back home. G C G And you thought I’d be lonely when you’d gone. G Am C D Discipline is a shelter the punishment’s my home G Am C D Built on sticks and stones and now brittle bones G Am C D I’m just a slip of a thing and now I’m on the slide G C G C-D-Am And I get so confused on my own Am C G Barmaids beware Am C G D Sweet-stout style and whiskey-drunk flair CHORUS G Bm C D I’m drinking the wishing well dry and collecting the coins G C D And my cup’s brimming over with bliss G Bm C Am Seems that when my throat gets dry my words get wry G C D G And I raise my glass like a fist and every sip’s a kiss You used to say my secrets were safe and that I had no need to lock them away But I could kick myself to death for leaving you the key and now I know what security means to me Hard to get a hold of what it means to me And it’s hard to get out of the gutter when it’s raining feet and every helping hand’s a fist CHORUS SOLO (I know it starts on I think it’s:: .....) G G* But hey where will I go and now that you have gone........ Ending: - - 335533 which sounds great. There it is. The intro is wrong I just put what I like to play. Really fun to play around with a slide on this and two people make it even more fun. I usually play the chords barred during the chrous; it leaves the refrain twangy and keeps the chorus full. Any probelms? Peace music etc. --==Dave Gels UND "You don’t want to die but the living gets you down." -Matthew Sweet

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