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Words and Music by James Taylor from his 1991 album, "New Moon Shine." [Verse 1]
A7Take all the money that we need for school A7And to keep the street people in out of the cold A7Spend it on a weapon you can never use A7Make the world an offer that they can't refuse
[Verse 2]
A7Open up the door and let the shark-men feed A7Hoover of the future in the land of greed A7Sell the Ponderosa to the Japanese
[Chorus]
A7Slap leather Head for that line of D7trees, yeah A7Slap leather E7+9 A7 Go on Ron, just about to go myself
[Verse 3] A7+9 A7 Turn the whole wide world into a TV show
A7So it's just the same game wherever you go A7You never meet a soul that you don't already know A7One big advertisement for the status quo
[Verse 4]
A7As if these celebrities were your close friends A7As if you knew how the story ends A7As if you weren't sitting in a room alone A7And there was somebody real at the other end of the D7phone, yeah
[Chorus]
SquibA7nocket E7+9 Phone sex Just about to dial your nuA7mber
[Instrumental] A7 [Verse 5]
A7Get all worked up so we can go to war A7We find something worth killing for A7Tie a yellow ribbon around your eyes Big McFalafel and a side of fries,D7 yeah
[Chorus]
Big McFaA7lafel E7+9 Storming Norman I just love a A7parade
[Chorus]
Slap leD7ather Phone loveA7 E7+9 Big McFalafel Just about to dial mA7yself