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Alligator Paul McCartney (From "NEW") NOTE: This chart is written as if the tempo is a fast 4/4. It could be a much slower 4/4 (as in the bridge) with a lot of 8th notes, but I find it easier to count it as a fast 4/4. PMc: "Okay" | Bm | Em | Bm | Em |

^Bm. I want someone to come ^Emhome to ^Bm. I need somewhere I can ^Emsleep ^C#5. I need a place where I can rest my weary bones And have a ^C5conversation not too deep

| B5 | Bb5 | A | G Bm |Em | Em | . Everybody else is busy doing better than me

And I can ^Csee why it ^Gis They've got ^Emsomeone settin' them ^Emfree ^Em/F#. ^G. ^G/B. C Cadd9 Em C |B5 | B5 | Someone breakin' the chains, someone lettin' 'em be

| Bm | Em | Bm | Em |

^Bm. I want someone who can ^Emsave me ^Bm. When I come home from the ^Emzoo ^C#5. I need somebody who's a sweet communicator I can ^C5give my alligator to

| B5 | Bb5 | A | G G/A Bm Cadd9 |Em | Em | . Everybody seems to know what they are takin' a——————bout

And I can ^Csee why it ^Gis They've got ^Emsomeone breakin' 'em ^Emout ^Em/F#. ^G. ^G/B. C Cadd9 Em C |B5 | B5 | Someone findin' a key, someone settin' 'em free . (off)

G Bm |Em | Em | Could you be that person for me? G Bm |Em | Em | Would you feel right setting me free? G Bm |Em | Em | Could you dare to find my key? | Bm | Em | Bm | Em |

^Bm. I want someone who can ^Embail me ^Bm. When I get up to my ^Emtricks ^C#5. I need somebody use to dealing with a sinner ^C#5. ^C. Whenever I get in a fix

| B5 | Bb5 | A | G G/A Bm Cadd9 |Em | Em | . Everybody else is busy doing better than me

And I can ^Csee why it ^Gis They've got ^Emsomeone settin' them ^Emfree ^Em/F#. ^G. ^G/B. C Cadd9 Em C |B5 | B5 | Someone breakin' the chains, someone lettin' 'em be . (off)

G Bm |Em | Em | Could you be that person for me? G Bm |Em | Em | Would you feel right setting me free? G Bm |Em | Em | Could you dare to find my key? | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | Bm | Em | |2/4 Bm | Em <> | Cadd9 = x30010 (just play the open D for the walkup) Charted by Dexex I write chord charts for my own use as a rhythm guitarist. I don't claim they are the "right" way. They're not intended to be taken as tabs - which notate exactly how a song was played on a recording.

Paul McCartney - Alligator