Chords for Angry Johnny & The Killbillies -Ed Gein
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142.45 bpm
Chords used:
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Am
B
G
Ebm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[N] I had [Ebm] a cool bath all last [N] night in the Plainfield Panthers, the Rolando [C] Wolverine, most 6039.
[Bb] Go you Panthers!
Roar!
Looks like somebody is finally going to put Plainfield on the map.
In other news, three more graves were found desecrated in the Plainfield Mountains.
Police still have no suspects in the string of heinous crimes.
Well, good news for all you hunters!
Looks like Ivy and Summer are going to stick around another day or [Ebm] two.
And don't forget to stop [Bb] by by Warden [B] on your way to the field.
[A] Good [E] luck boys, hope [Gb] you bang the [Dbm] big one.
There's nother oath [Em] but a goodie.
In America's heartland of [Am] state, here in Wisconsin, [Em] there's a tale, a tale [B] of a fiend.
[Em] About a can of butcher [Am] and grave robbin' monster, [Em] the cool of [B]
Wisconsin [Em] it be.
When his [Am] old mama [G] died, [Am] and he sat and he cried, [Em] and he boarded up her [B] old bedroom.
[Em] He loved her so [Am] dear, and he wished she was [Em] there, and he prayed [B] she'd come home [Em] real soon.
[Am] She wore number women [Em] and all of their stinners, [B] their devil she spread in [Em] disguise.
[Am] Well, they'll flash her, they'll watch her [Em] sun run from their glasses, [B] or else we'll be found in [Em] disguise.
Down on the farm, [Am] it did nobody harm, [Em] it maybe sued some on the [B] side.
[Em] But all of that changed, and it [Am] became quite deranged.
[Em] Started [B] visitin' graveyard [Em] midnight.
When a shovel in Spain, it [Am] would make his [D] night [Em] raid, a nigga of a body [B] or two.
[Em] Sweet, he had it by him, sick [Am] of being a man, [Em] he was making
[B] himself [Em] a girl's soup.
To [Am] fight out with that furry, [Em] shake the old bitchy weary.
[B] He needed fresh meat, [Em] he could share.
[Am] He'd make potato, [Em] hungry as an old stater, so he [B] fired up the old [Em] flatman.
The meat was delicious, [Am] the skulls made great dishes, [Em] ate all kinds of things with his skin.
[Bm] [Em] Mild-head heads on the wall, Ed [Am] was having a ball, [Em] he was happy [B] as he'd [Em] ever been.
When he finished that soup, [Am] it was really a [Em] feud.
He'd dance around the kitchen [B] and sing.
[Em] And old mama had loved him, [Am] and women had [G] stoned him, [Em] he wanted [B]
to try the [Em] real thing.
[Am] So he got in his car [Em] and went down to the bar, [B] where Mary was working [Em] really.
[Am] He proceeded to catch her, [Em] and promptly dispatch her.
[B] That night, he got laid [Em] at E.A.
One night he lay dreaming, [Am] he could hear mama screaming, [Em] about devils and whores and [B] disease.
[Em] He went to the store, then the [Am] streetburner swore, [Em] we needed [B] to buy [Em] anything.
She was there all alone, [Am] but all Ed, she had known [Em] her whole life, so she was [Gbm] quite [B] surprised.
That [Em] Ed had come for a reason, [Am] this deer [D] hunting season, [Em] and no one [B] but Ed [Em] heard her cries.
[Am] When the cops reached the farm, it [Em] was cause for alarm, [B] the blood on the ground poured [Em] itself.
She [Am] was hung in the shed like [Em] a deer with no head, [B] her guts were all stuffed in [E] a flail.
[Em]
They went in the kitchen, [Am] found his collection, [Em] vaginas in boxes [B] and chairs made of bone.
[Em] That soup made of skin, [Am] this was way beyond [Em] sin, they sure as hell [Bm] weren't home [Em] sweet home.
The people from [Am] Tambourine Storm to the [Em] ground, I read it in Life [B] Magazine.
[Em] Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] [Em] Wisconsin, Ed Gein.
Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] Wisconsin, [Em] Ed Gein.
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[N] I had [Ebm] a cool bath all last [N] night in the Plainfield Panthers, the Rolando [C] Wolverine, most 6039.
[Bb] Go you Panthers!
Roar!
Looks like somebody is finally going to put Plainfield on the map.
In other news, three more graves were found desecrated in the Plainfield Mountains.
Police still have no suspects in the string of heinous crimes.
Well, good news for all you hunters!
Looks like Ivy and Summer are going to stick around another day or [Ebm] two.
And don't forget to stop [Bb] by by Warden [B] on your way to the field.
[A] Good [E] luck boys, hope [Gb] you bang the [Dbm] big one.
There's nother oath [Em] but a goodie.
In America's heartland of [Am] state, here in Wisconsin, [Em] there's a tale, a tale [B] of a fiend.
[Em] About a can of butcher [Am] and grave robbin' monster, [Em] the cool of [B]
Wisconsin [Em] it be.
When his [Am] old mama [G] died, [Am] and he sat and he cried, [Em] and he boarded up her [B] old bedroom.
[Em] He loved her so [Am] dear, and he wished she was [Em] there, and he prayed [B] she'd come home [Em] real soon.
[Am] She wore number women [Em] and all of their stinners, [B] their devil she spread in [Em] disguise.
[Am] Well, they'll flash her, they'll watch her [Em] sun run from their glasses, [B] or else we'll be found in [Em] disguise.
Down on the farm, [Am] it did nobody harm, [Em] it maybe sued some on the [B] side.
[Em] But all of that changed, and it [Am] became quite deranged.
[Em] Started [B] visitin' graveyard [Em] midnight.
When a shovel in Spain, it [Am] would make his [D] night [Em] raid, a nigga of a body [B] or two.
[Em] Sweet, he had it by him, sick [Am] of being a man, [Em] he was making
[B] himself [Em] a girl's soup.
To [Am] fight out with that furry, [Em] shake the old bitchy weary.
[B] He needed fresh meat, [Em] he could share.
[Am] He'd make potato, [Em] hungry as an old stater, so he [B] fired up the old [Em] flatman.
The meat was delicious, [Am] the skulls made great dishes, [Em] ate all kinds of things with his skin.
[Bm] [Em] Mild-head heads on the wall, Ed [Am] was having a ball, [Em] he was happy [B] as he'd [Em] ever been.
When he finished that soup, [Am] it was really a [Em] feud.
He'd dance around the kitchen [B] and sing.
[Em] And old mama had loved him, [Am] and women had [G] stoned him, [Em] he wanted [B]
to try the [Em] real thing.
[Am] So he got in his car [Em] and went down to the bar, [B] where Mary was working [Em] really.
[Am] He proceeded to catch her, [Em] and promptly dispatch her.
[B] That night, he got laid [Em] at E.A.
One night he lay dreaming, [Am] he could hear mama screaming, [Em] about devils and whores and [B] disease.
[Em] He went to the store, then the [Am] streetburner swore, [Em] we needed [B] to buy [Em] anything.
She was there all alone, [Am] but all Ed, she had known [Em] her whole life, so she was [Gbm] quite [B] surprised.
That [Em] Ed had come for a reason, [Am] this deer [D] hunting season, [Em] and no one [B] but Ed [Em] heard her cries.
[Am] When the cops reached the farm, it [Em] was cause for alarm, [B] the blood on the ground poured [Em] itself.
She [Am] was hung in the shed like [Em] a deer with no head, [B] her guts were all stuffed in [E] a flail.
[Em]
They went in the kitchen, [Am] found his collection, [Em] vaginas in boxes [B] and chairs made of bone.
[Em] That soup made of skin, [Am] this was way beyond [Em] sin, they sure as hell [Bm] weren't home [Em] sweet home.
The people from [Am] Tambourine Storm to the [Em] ground, I read it in Life [B] Magazine.
[Em] Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] [Em] Wisconsin, Ed Gein.
Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] Wisconsin, [Em] Ed Gein.
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_ [N] I _ had [Ebm] a cool bath all last [N] night in the Plainfield Panthers, the Rolando [C] Wolverine, most 6039.
[Bb] Go you Panthers!
_ Roar!
Looks like somebody is finally going to put Plainfield on the map.
_ In other news, three more graves were found desecrated in the Plainfield Mountains.
_ Police still have no suspects in the string of heinous crimes.
_ Well, good news for all you hunters!
Looks like Ivy and Summer are going to stick around another day or [Ebm] two.
And don't forget to stop [Bb] by by Warden [B] on your way to the field.
_ [A] Good _ [E] luck boys, hope [Gb] you bang the [Dbm] big one.
_ _ There's nother oath [Em] but a goodie. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ In _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
America's heartland of [Am] state, here in Wisconsin, [Em] there's a tale, a tale [B] of a fiend. _
_ [Em] About a can of butcher [Am] and grave robbin' monster, [Em] the cool of [B] _
Wisconsin [Em] it be. _ _
_ When his [Am] old mama [G] died, [Am] and he sat and he cried, [Em] and he boarded up her [B] old bedroom. _ _
_ [Em] He loved her so [Am] dear, and he wished she was [Em] there, and he prayed [B] she'd come home [Em] real soon. _
_ [Am] She wore number women [Em] and all of their stinners, [B] their devil she spread in [Em] _ disguise. _
_ [Am] Well, they'll flash her, they'll watch her [Em] sun run from their glasses, [B] or else we'll be found in [Em] disguise. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Down on the farm, [Am] it did nobody _ harm, [Em] it maybe sued some on the [B] side. _
_ [Em] But all of that changed, and it [Am] became quite deranged.
[Em] Started _ _ [B] visitin' graveyard [Em] _ midnight. _
_ When a shovel in Spain, it [Am] would make his [D] night [Em] raid, a nigga of a body [B] or two. _
_ _ [Em] Sweet, he had it by him, sick [Am] of being a man, [Em] he was making _
[B] himself [Em] a girl's soup.
_ To [Am] fight out with that furry, [Em] shake the old bitchy weary.
[B] He needed fresh meat, [Em] he could share. _
_ _ [Am] _ _ He'd make potato, [Em] hungry as an old stater, so he [B] fired up the old _ [Em] _ flatman. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ The meat was delicious, [Am] the skulls made great dishes, [Em] ate all kinds of things with his skin. _
[Bm] _ [Em] Mild-head heads on the wall, Ed [Am] was having a ball, [Em] he was happy [B] as he'd [Em] ever been. _
_ When he finished that soup, [Am] it was really a [Em] feud.
He'd dance around the kitchen [B] and sing. _
_ [Em] And old mama had loved him, [Am] and women had [G] stoned him, [Em] he wanted [B]
to try the [Em] real thing. _
_ [Am] So he got in his car [Em] and went down to the bar, [B] where Mary was working [Em] really. _ _ _
_ _ [Am] He proceeded to catch her, [Em] and promptly _ dispatch her.
[B] That night, he got laid [Em] at E.A. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ One night he lay dreaming, [Am] he could hear mama screaming, [Em] about devils and whores and [B] disease. _ _
_ [Em] He went to the store, then the [Am] _ streetburner swore, [Em] we needed [B] to buy [Em] anything. _ _
_ She was there all alone, [Am] but all Ed, she had known [Em] her whole life, so she was [Gbm] quite _ [B] surprised.
That [Em] Ed had come for a reason, [Am] this deer [D] hunting season, [Em] and no one [B] but Ed [Em] heard her cries.
_ _ [Am] When the cops reached the farm, it [Em] was cause for alarm, [B] the blood on the ground poured [Em] _ itself.
_ She [Am] was hung in the shed like [Em] a deer with no head, [B] her guts were all stuffed in [E] a flail.
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ They went in the kitchen, [Am] found his collection, [Em] _ vaginas in boxes [B] and chairs made of bone. _ _ _ _
_ _ [Em] That soup made of skin, [Am] this was way beyond [Em] sin, they sure as hell [Bm] weren't home [Em] sweet home.
_ _ The people from _ [Am] Tambourine Storm to the [Em] ground, I read it in Life _ [B] Magazine. _
_ _ _ [Em] _ Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] _ [Em] Wisconsin, Ed Gein.
_ _ Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] _ Wisconsin, _ [Em] Ed _ Gein. _ _
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_ [N] I _ had [Ebm] a cool bath all last [N] night in the Plainfield Panthers, the Rolando [C] Wolverine, most 6039.
[Bb] Go you Panthers!
_ Roar!
Looks like somebody is finally going to put Plainfield on the map.
_ In other news, three more graves were found desecrated in the Plainfield Mountains.
_ Police still have no suspects in the string of heinous crimes.
_ Well, good news for all you hunters!
Looks like Ivy and Summer are going to stick around another day or [Ebm] two.
And don't forget to stop [Bb] by by Warden [B] on your way to the field.
_ [A] Good _ [E] luck boys, hope [Gb] you bang the [Dbm] big one.
_ _ There's nother oath [Em] but a goodie. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ In _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
America's heartland of [Am] state, here in Wisconsin, [Em] there's a tale, a tale [B] of a fiend. _
_ [Em] About a can of butcher [Am] and grave robbin' monster, [Em] the cool of [B] _
Wisconsin [Em] it be. _ _
_ When his [Am] old mama [G] died, [Am] and he sat and he cried, [Em] and he boarded up her [B] old bedroom. _ _
_ [Em] He loved her so [Am] dear, and he wished she was [Em] there, and he prayed [B] she'd come home [Em] real soon. _
_ [Am] She wore number women [Em] and all of their stinners, [B] their devil she spread in [Em] _ disguise. _
_ [Am] Well, they'll flash her, they'll watch her [Em] sun run from their glasses, [B] or else we'll be found in [Em] disguise. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Down on the farm, [Am] it did nobody _ harm, [Em] it maybe sued some on the [B] side. _
_ [Em] But all of that changed, and it [Am] became quite deranged.
[Em] Started _ _ [B] visitin' graveyard [Em] _ midnight. _
_ When a shovel in Spain, it [Am] would make his [D] night [Em] raid, a nigga of a body [B] or two. _
_ _ [Em] Sweet, he had it by him, sick [Am] of being a man, [Em] he was making _
[B] himself [Em] a girl's soup.
_ To [Am] fight out with that furry, [Em] shake the old bitchy weary.
[B] He needed fresh meat, [Em] he could share. _
_ _ [Am] _ _ He'd make potato, [Em] hungry as an old stater, so he [B] fired up the old _ [Em] _ flatman. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ The meat was delicious, [Am] the skulls made great dishes, [Em] ate all kinds of things with his skin. _
[Bm] _ [Em] Mild-head heads on the wall, Ed [Am] was having a ball, [Em] he was happy [B] as he'd [Em] ever been. _
_ When he finished that soup, [Am] it was really a [Em] feud.
He'd dance around the kitchen [B] and sing. _
_ [Em] And old mama had loved him, [Am] and women had [G] stoned him, [Em] he wanted [B]
to try the [Em] real thing. _
_ [Am] So he got in his car [Em] and went down to the bar, [B] where Mary was working [Em] really. _ _ _
_ _ [Am] He proceeded to catch her, [Em] and promptly _ dispatch her.
[B] That night, he got laid [Em] at E.A. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ One night he lay dreaming, [Am] he could hear mama screaming, [Em] about devils and whores and [B] disease. _ _
_ [Em] He went to the store, then the [Am] _ streetburner swore, [Em] we needed [B] to buy [Em] anything. _ _
_ She was there all alone, [Am] but all Ed, she had known [Em] her whole life, so she was [Gbm] quite _ [B] surprised.
That [Em] Ed had come for a reason, [Am] this deer [D] hunting season, [Em] and no one [B] but Ed [Em] heard her cries.
_ _ [Am] When the cops reached the farm, it [Em] was cause for alarm, [B] the blood on the ground poured [Em] _ itself.
_ She [Am] was hung in the shed like [Em] a deer with no head, [B] her guts were all stuffed in [E] a flail.
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _
_ _ They went in the kitchen, [Am] found his collection, [Em] _ vaginas in boxes [B] and chairs made of bone. _ _ _ _
_ _ [Em] That soup made of skin, [Am] this was way beyond [Em] sin, they sure as hell [Bm] weren't home [Em] sweet home.
_ _ The people from _ [Am] Tambourine Storm to the [Em] ground, I read it in Life _ [B] Magazine. _
_ _ _ [Em] _ Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] _ [Em] Wisconsin, Ed Gein.
_ _ Ed's dead and gone, [Am] his legend lives [Em] on, the ghoul of [B] _ Wisconsin, _ [Em] Ed _ Gein. _ _
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