From Elvis sells DECpc's at Digital! Jul 24 '94 at 1:20 pm pdt Return-Path: <patla@pobox.enet.dec.com> Date: Sun, 24 Jul 94 13:20:07 PDT To: guitar@nevada.edu Subject: Ballas Of Dwight Frye - Alice Cooper Here is the Ballad Of Dwight Fyre By Alice Cooper patla@pobox.dec.com The Ballad of Dwight Frye - Alice Cooper '71 "Mommy, where's daddy' He's been gone for so long. Do you think he'll ever come home'" Intro 2X E G D C

^EI was gone for ^Gfourteen days, ^DI could have been ^Cgone for more; ^EHeld up in intens^Give care ward, ^DLying on the ^Cfloor. ^EI was gone for ^Gall those days,^DBut I was not all a^C-lone; E G D C C-riff I made friends with a lot of peo-ple in the danger zone

^CSee my l^Done-ly li^Efe un-fold ^CI see it ^Dev-ry ^Eday ^CSee my on^Dly mi^End ex-pl^Aode, si^Cnce I've ^Dgone a-w^Eay

E G D C

^EI think I lost some w^Geight there, ^DAnd I'm sure I n^Ceed some rest; ^ESleeping don't ^Gcome very easy ^D In a straight white^C vest. ^ESure like to see that^G little children,^D She's only four years^C old ole E G D C C-riff I'd give her back all her play things even even the one I stole

^CSee my l^Done-ly li^Efe un-fold ^C I see it^D ev-ry ^Eday ^CSee my l^Done-l^Ey mind e^Ax-plode, ^C when I'^Dve gone ^Ein-sane

Interlude 3X E G D C

^E (I wanna get ^Gout of here, ^D I've wanna ^Cget out of here.) ^E (I gotta get ^Gout of here, ^D I've got to ^Cget out of here.) ^E (I gotta get ^Gout of here, ^D I've got to ^Cget out of here.)

^CSee my l^Done-ly li^Efe un-fold ^C I see it^D ev-ry ^Eday ^CSee my l^Done-l^Ey mind e^Ax-plode, ^C blow up^D in my f^Eace

Interlude 3X E G D C

^EI grabbed my hat I g^Got my coat I ^Dran into the str^Ceet ^EI saw a man that was^G chok-ing there ^D I guess he couldn't ^Cbreathe ^ESaid to my-self, this is v^Ger-y strange, ^DI'm glad it wasn't ^Cme; ^EBut now I hear those^G sirens call-ing^D And so I am not ^Cfree (I didn't want to be) (I didn't want to be) (I didn't want to be)

^CSee my l^Done-ly li^Efe un-fold ^C ^D ^E ^CSee my lo^Dne-ly^E mind ex^A-plode, ^C blow up ^Din my fa^Ece

Ending in "E"

Alice Cooper - Ballad of dwight frye