Artist: George Harrison Song: Sue Me, Sue You Blues Album: Living In The Material World (1973) URL's: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_Me,_Sue_You_Blues http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=f2JIexhpMNs http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=3qeMnRVHZf0 Tempo: 4|4 Style: Square-Dance Calls set to a Blues Ballad Tuning: Open E (EBEAbBE) Chords 654321 = EBEAbBe (Actual) E7: 000030 A: 555555 G: 333333 E: 000000 D: X3213X or 101010101010(preferred) C: 888888 F#7: XX2220 F#9: XX2020 INTRO: |E7 |E7 |E7 |E7 | VERSE 1:

^AYou serve me and I'll serve you, Swing your partners, all ^Gget scre^Ewed. ^ABring your lawyer and I'll bring mine, Get together, and we could ^Ghave a b^E7ad time.

VERSE 2:

^AIt's affidavit swearing time, Sign it on the ^Gdotted ^Eline. ^AHold your Bible in your hand, Now all that's left, is to find ^Gyourself a n^E7ew band.

CHORUS 1:

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#7blues.

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#9blues.

INSTRUMENTAL 1:(Slide Guitar Over) |A |A |A |A | |A |A |A |G E | |A |A |A |A | |A |A |A |G E7 | CHORUS 2:

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#7blues.

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#9blues.

VERSE 2:

^AHold the block on money flow, Move it into ^Gjoint ^Eescrow. ^ACourt receiver, laughs and thrills, But in the end, we just pay those lawyers^E7 their bills.

VERSE 3:

^AWhen you serve me and I'll serve you, Swing your partners, all g^Get scr^Eewed. ^ABring your lawyer and I'll bring mine, Get together and we could h^Gave a b^E7ad time.

CHORUS 3:

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#7blues.

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#9blues.

CHORUS 4:

N.C.

We're gonna play the ^Dsue ^Ame, ^Csue ^Gyou ^F#7blues.

N.C.

I'm tired of playin' ^Dthe ^Asue ^Cme, ^Gsue ^F#9you blues.

INSTRUMENTAL REFRAIN 1:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL 3:(Slide Guitar Over) |A |A |A |A | |A |A |A |G E | |A |A |A |A | |A |A |A |G E7 | INSTRUMENTAL REFRAIN 2:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL REFRAIN 3:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL REFRAIN 4:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL REFRAIN 5:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL CODA:(Slide Guitar Over) [Fade Out] |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | [End] Notes. 1. An early demo of the song exists and clearly reveals the 'Open E' tuning. http://www.youtube.com/watch'v=3qeMnRVHZf0 2. Regarding the song's square-dance theme, [Leng] suggests that folk dancing's cycle of about-turns and to-and-fro movement reminded Harrison of the Beatles' "seemingly endless, and pointless, legal orbits around one another" in the early 70's.