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Overview: Throughout the song, Lisa only strums the bass notes (the thickest 3, 
and sometimes the 4th), slapping the strings after each bar.
The chord changes are a little confusing to explain, but she strums the chord 
twice, slaps the string, strums the chord again, then changes chords.
Intro:
CBoom boom *click* boom Cboom boom *click*  boom Cboom boom *click* boom Gboom boom        x2
SCo there I was CSitting on the top Cof the world In a coin laundryG  
WCell I could have beCen royalty CSitting in the palace Glike a queen
    F     CDGo you have a dollar? GDo you have a dollar for me?
    F     CHGave you got a house on a hill GAnd a bed for three?
   F    CdGo you have a story DGo you have a story for me?
  F    C                                   G   G(hold)
    Tell me about the days when You were seventeen
   C     C     C    GDo you, do you
   C     C     C    GDo you, do you
CSo now I'm here sCitting on the edge Cthrowing these stones to the lGong lost friends
CI could have been a Ccommon thief SCitting in the dirt quiGte happily
    F    CDGo you have a dollar?  DGo you have a dollar for me?
   F    CMGaybe just an house and a Ghill on a lemon tree
   F    CDGo you have a memory GDo you have a memory for me?
  F    C                            G   G(hold)
    Do you know the one where we all live happ-ily
   C     C    C    GDo you, do you
  C    C   C   G(hold)
          Do you, do you
oh~
  Am  C  F  F
Am G F  F
C  G  F  F
C  G  F  F
C  G
   F     C  GDo you have a dollar? GDo you have a dollar for me?
   F   CMaGybe just an hour or twGo and a pot of tea
   F   CDo GYou have a memoryG, do you have a reason for me?
   F    CTGell me about the gGirl you met in the coin laundry
  F   COh GCan I be the girl Gthat you met
CFan I be the giCrl that you met, Can GI be the girl that you meGt in the coin laundry?
   F   COh can I bGe the girl thGat you met
F                              C                G                G(just one strum of each)
 Can I be the girl that you met Can I be the girl that you met in the coin laundry?

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Coin Laundry

by Lisa Mitchell

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Chords in this song · guitar

Overview: Throughout the song, Lisa only strums the bass notes (the thickest 3,

and sometimes the 4th), slapping the strings after each bar.

The chord changes are a little confusing to explain, but she strums the chord

twice, slaps the string, strums the chord again, then changes chords.

Intro:

C C C G

Boom boom *click* boom boom boom *click* boom boom boom *click* boom boom boom x2

C C C G

So there I was Sitting on the top of the world In a coin laundry

C C C G

Well I could have been royalty Sitting in the palace like a queen

F C G G

Do you have a dollar? Do you have a dollar for me?

F C G G

Have you got a house on a hill And a bed for three?

F C G G

do you have a story Do you have a story for me?

F C G G

(hold)

Tell me about the days when You were seventeen

C C C G

Do you, do you

C C C G

Do you, do you

C C C G

So now I'm here sitting on the edge throwing these stones to the long lost friends

C C C G

I could have been a common thief Sitting in the dirt quite happily

F C G G

Do you have a dollar? Do you have a dollar for me?

F C G G

Maybe just an house and a hill on a lemon tree

F C G G

Do you have a memory Do you have a memory for me?

F C G G

(hold)

Do you know the one where we all live happ-ily

C C C G

Do you, do you

C C C G

(hold)

Do you, do you

oh~

Am C F F

Am G F F

C G F F

C G

F C G G

Do you have a dollar? Do you have a dollar for me?

F C G G

Maybe just an hour or two and a pot of tea

F C G G

Do You have a memory, do you have a reason for me?

F C G G

Tell me about the girl you met in the coin laundry

F C G G

Oh Can I be the girl that you met

F C G G

Can I be the girl that you met, Can I be the girl that you met in the coin laundry?

F C G G

Oh can I be the girl that you met

F C G G(just one strum of each)

Can I be the girl that you met Can I be the girl that you met in the coin laundry?

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