Two Of A Kind

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Chords by Tom De Val (106626.1635@compuserve.com)
TWO OF A KIND
Pink Floyd
(Wright)
Although a Syd song, I have read that Rick Wright actually wrote this
song. Anyhow here it is. On the John Peel recording, the guitar is tuned
down a half step.
INTRO:
|A7 / / /|A7 / / /|A7 / / /|A7 / / / |
VERSES:
A
Open your eyes and don't be blind
Just ask yourself and you will find
G A
Can't you see we're two of a kind?
We go together, we're two of a kind
G D
I've got to say this, I hope you don't mind
No use protesting, be resigned
A D A7
I love you, we're two of a kind
Baby you know, we're two of a kind
MIDDLE:
C D
I knew it when I saw you
C D
I felt it a little more when
C D
I talked with you at first
C D
All my blues dispersed
C D
I couldn't disguise
C D
My complete surprise
C D
When you were feeling it too
B7 E B7 E
I'm in love with you, I'm in love with you...
CODA:
A7 A7
(to fade)
Open your eyes and don't be blind
STRUCTURE: INTRO
VERSES 1&2
MIDDLE
INTRO
VERSE 1
CODA

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the#
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Chords by Tom De Val (106626.1635@compuserve.com)
TWO OF A KIND
Pink Floyd
(Wright)
Although a Syd song, I have read that Rick Wright actually wrote this
song. Anyhow here it is. On the John Peel recording, the guitar is tuned
down a half step.
INTRO:
|A7 / / /|A7 / / /|A7 / / /|A7 / / / |
VERSES:
Just ask yourself and you will find
We go together, we're two of a kind
     No use protesting, be resigned
Baby you know, we're two of a kind
MIDDLE:
CODA:
STRUCTURE: INTRO
           VERSES 1&2
           MIDDLE
           INTRO
           VERSE 1
           CODA

Two Of A Kind Chords by Pink Floyd

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