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	  RIFF from Intro                                 RIFF 1

e|--222^0-0---------------------|            e|---5-4-------------------------|
b|3-333^--0---------------------|            b|--5---5-3----------------------|
g|4-444^--1---------------------|            g|-4-----------------------------|
d|5-555^--2---------------------|            d|-------------------------------|
a|--------2---------------------|            a|-------------------------------|
e|--------0---------------------|            e|-------------------------------|
 

   G                       E RIFF1                G                   E  
   Call me morbid, call me pale.       I've spent six years on your trail

   Bm  A    G                E Esus4  A
   six long years on your trail.

             G               E RIFF1               G                E RIFF 1
   Call me morbid, call me pale.       I've spent six years on your trail

   Bm       A           G              E    A 
   six full years of my life on your trail.

              F#                   G(bar) D   A          F#                      G(bar) C/G G
   And if you have five seconds to spare,     then I'll tell you the story of my life.

   D                  A     F#                   Bm  G
   Sixteen clumsy and shy, I went to London and I 

   D                         A    F#
   I booked myself in at the Y   W    C   A

              G                 E RIFF1            G                 E RIFF 1 
   I said "i like it here, can I stay?",      "i like it here, can I stay?",    

   Bm             A     G             E Esus4 A
   Do you have a vacancy for a back scrubber?



{Well, the song just continues from there with the same basic chord sequences, 

Not a complex song, but a brilliant one.

>From Fergal Boden
Queens University Belfast,

(u9246576@athmail1.causeway.qub.ac.uk)}

version revised by Eduardo Luedy (emarques@svn.com.br)