John Phillips

^E 0 ^B 2 ^A 0 ^G#m 4 ^C#m 4
0 4 2 4 5
² 2 ⁴ 2 ² 0 ⁶ 6 ⁶ 4
0 2 0 4 4
The intro, played on an organ, piano, and harmonica, goes something like this:
^{A G#m A E
E} Genevieve lay bleeding in my basement
^B Misconceiving life again ^A
E Up on the ^G#m sidewalk, her ^C#m replacement
^B Waiting to be skinned ^A
E Bobby wants a lady from the low lands
^B And I'd like to have one too ^A
E Paul said, " ^G#m One in the bush ^C#m worth two in your hand"
^B Even then you'll find there are too few ^A
E Genevieve lay dreaming on my ceiling
^B A thought came, rolling stone, across her mind ^A
E Looking dow ^G#m n with grea ^C#m t feeling
^B I'll trade you yours for mine ^A
E Just try to sing in choirs, hear the old gears grind
^B And upstairs they'll say, "There's too much noise" ^A
E I tell the ^G#m lady we'll b ^C#m e quiet
^B She knows boys will be boys ^A
E Gene Gene Gene, what's the matter
^B You'll get your way next time around ^A
E Subtract the ^G#m former from the ^C#m latter
^B You're fatter than when you were found ^A
E Genevieve lay bleeding in my basement...
^B ^ ^A this repeats and fades out after a little more than one repetition.
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