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Fitzgerald

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[INTRO]    D    Gm(x3)
  DIt’s sad to Gsee your art Ahanging on the Bmwall
  DSo many Gpictures there
  AYours the best of BmallD  
  DI like the IGndian
  The Aone in ballpoint BminkD  
  In ancient GMassachusettes Along before you Dcalled
  You traded Emhim and many oDthers for a F#7drink
  Your Dfingers thick from Ghammers
  Well it Dreally makes you Athink
  BmAnd then my Cfather would Dfill your glass so Gmtall
  DWhen I was a Gkid I gAophered in your BmcrewD  
  Always a Gkind word
  And you Ashowed me what to BmdoD  
  DAnd living Ghammered, well its Aalways hit or BmmissD  
  But through your Gcigarette-stained bAeard
  Your love rang Dtrue
  DAnd though you Emare so loved it Dhad to come to F#7this
  DYou got shut Goff because you Dalways stink of Apiss
  BmAnd now you Cdrink someplace where Dno one bothers Gmyou
[END CHORUS]
  Oh, AFitzyDm  
  Oh, G7FitzyGm  
  Oh, AFitzyDm  
  Oh, G7FitzyGm  
  Oh, AFitzyDm  G7  Dm  G7  Dm  G7  D  
[OUTRO]
    Dm     G7     D/F#    Gm(repeat)

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Fitzgerald

by Frank Black

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#7

D/F#

D Gm

[INTRO] (x3)

D G A Bm

It’s sad to see your art hanging on the wall

D G

So many pictures there

A Bm D

Yours the best of all

D G

I like the Indian

A Bm D

The one in ballpoint ink

G A D

In ancient Massachusettes long before you called

Em D F#7

You traded him and many others for a drink

D G

Your fingers thick from hammers

D A

Well it really makes you think

Bm C D Gm

And then my father would fill your glass so tall

D G A Bm D

When I was a kid I gophered in your crew

Always a kind word

A Bm D

And you showed me what to do

D G A Bm D

And living hammered, well its always hit or miss

G A

But through your cigarette-stained beard

Your love rang true

D Em D F#7

And though you are so loved it had to come to this

D G D A

You got shut off because you always stink of piss

Bm C D Gm

And now you drink someplace where no one bothers you

[END CHORUS]

A Dm

Oh, Fitzy

G7 Gm

Oh, Fitzy

A Dm

Oh, Fitzy

G7 Gm

Oh, Fitzy

A Dm G7 Dm G7 Dm G7 D

Oh, Fitzy

[OUTRO]

Dm G7 D/F# Gm

(repeat)

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