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Capo: 9
This is 4 semitones higher than the original recording. Either capo on 9 or transpose if like it lower :) PS: All "D" chords are really D/F# if you want to be particularly picky. Intro Verse 1 G D/F# G
GTar-D/F#zan, Gwasn't a D/F#ladies man, GHe'd just Dcome along and Gscoop them up Dunder his Bmarm likeA that,Bm quick as a Acat in the Emjungle. A
GBut Clark DKent, now Gthere was a Dreal gent, G D G D He wAould not be caught sittin' aro-und in no jungle scape BmDumb as an Aape doing Emnothing. A
Chorus G A D D/E
GSuperman never made any money, saving the world from Solomon Grundy, D G D G AndA sometimes I despair the world will never see another man, like him.
Verse 2
GHey DBob, GSupe had a Dstraight job G D G D EvenBm thoughA he could have smashed through any bank in the United States BmHe had the Astrength but he Emwould not G GFolks Dsaid his Gfamily were aDll dead G D G D ThBmeir plAanet crumbled but Superman he forced himself to carry on ForBmget Kryp-Aton and keep Emgoing A
Chorus G A D D/E
Superman nGever made any money, saving the world from Solomon Grundy, D G D G AndA sometimes I despair the world will never see another man, like him.
Bridge Bm A Bm A G
DTar-zan was kinAg of the jungle and lord over all the apes Bm A Bm A G But Ghe couDld hardlyA string together four wo-rds: "I Tar-zan, you Jane"
Verse 3
GSome-Dtimes when GSupe was Dstopping crimes, G D G D IBm'll bet that Ahe was tempted to just quit and turn his back on man BmJoin Tar-Azan in the Emforest A
G D G D G D
But he stayed inG the city,D kept changing clothes in dirty old phonebooths Bm A Bm A Til his wAork was rued and nothing to do but go on
Chorus
GSuperman never Amade any money, Dsaving the world from GSolomon Grundy, D G D G AndA sometimes I despair the world will never see another man, like him.
Outro D G D G
AndA sometimes I despair the world will never see another man, like him.