Chords for Styx & The Contemporary Youth Orchestra - I Am The Walrus (The Beatles)

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_ [Am] _ _ _ I [A] need [G] you, I need [C] you, I'm [D] being here all [A] together.
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[C] See how they run like pigs from a gun.
[D] See how they cry, _ [A] cry. _ _
Sitting on a complaint, _ [D] _ _
waiting for the [A] man to come. _ _
[F] Corporation t-shirts, stupid dummy [B] tunes, they're handing me the laws of oil and that's a face roll. _ _
[C] I'm the X-Man.
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[A] _ _ _ _ [C] Freedom, [D] peace, deliver [A] love. _ _
[C] See how they fly like Lucy in the [E] sky.
See how they _ [A] cry, _ cry.
[D] _ _ _ Sitting on a [A] complaint, _ _ _
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[E] _ _ [A] _ waiting for the man [D] _ _ to come.
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[G] _ _ [F] Someone knock a fist swap on a private [B] beach desk.
Boy, you've been in North, and girl, you left a new place to be.
[B] I'm [C] the X-Man. _
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You can do the tune. _ _ _
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[E] _ [B] In [A] an English [G]
garden, [F] waiting for [E] the sun.
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If the sun [B] don't come, you get your hands and stand [F#m] in the English way.
[B] _ [Bm] I'm [C] the X-Man. _
[D] I'm the X-Man.
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You can do [A] the tune. _ _ _
[Em] [A] Ask for tips [Em] from Chuck.
Small [C] fish don't you keep their show.
[A] Then I say you. _ _
[C] See how they fly like pigs [D] in the sky.
See how they cry, [A] cry.
I am a seven-meter [C] pitcher.
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[C] Loving up the [A] Eiffel Tower. _
[F] And the Mexicans wouldn't shake it hard if Krishna [B] managed you to see.
No, the pigeon egg around and far. _
[C] I am the X-Man.
I'm [D] the X-Man.
_ [E] _ _ You can do the [D] tune.
You can do the tune.
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[A] You _ _ [G] _ _
_ [F] can do the _ _
[E] _ tune.
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_ _ [A] _ Oh, [C] yeah.
_ _ _ [F#] Yeah. _
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_ _ _ [A] Uh-huh.
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[F#] _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
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Oh, yes. _ _ _
_ _ [Bm] [N] So, _ as J.Y. told you, _ as soon as we heard about this, we just got, it was like lighting a fire under sticks.
I couldn't believe it.
_ So we've written a couple of new songs.
I guess we're going to play both of them in a row.
_ This first one, it was drawn back in time a little earlier, thinking about my father.
My father never had a Blackberry.
He never had a computer.
He never had a cell phone.
He never had any of the wireless stuff.
But he had one thing.
He had a fishing pole.
And he used to take me fishing when I was little.
And there was no, I'll get back to you, son.
I'm text messaging the office.
And, you know, we're all so busy.
You know, it would be so nice if every once in a while we would take the