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Intro: Am  
AmGoing into Dbusiness
F#mAn agreement of Dyour bombast
G#You'd love my bed
BmYou took the other inDsteadDm  
AmBut don't you feel Dlow
F#mI was being Doblique
G#And you'd love my bed
BmYou got the other inDsteadDm  
Am-D-F#m-D-G#-Bm-D- Dm  
AmWhat do you Dowe me?
F#mThe price of your Dpiece of mind
G#You'd love my bed
BmYou took the other inDsteadDm  
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