Half Man Half Biscuit - On the roids

^GHere comes The Black ^AmHorse, ^G there goes The Brown ^DCow ^GFull of ringers of ^Amcourse, ^G thrown up from the ^Dplough ^GThe hoops and the ^Amstripes,^G the halves and the ^Dquarters ^BmThe Sunday morning ^Crain^Eb, the touchline re^Dfrain: He’s on the^G ‘roids, he’s on^C the ‘roids, he’^Gs on the ‘roids, h^Ce’s on the ‘roids Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John, come on Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John because G D G Am (x2) G Am Em D (x2) He’s on the ‘roids, he’s on the ‘roids. ^GIt’s Lee’s twe^Amnty-fi^Grst but they’re not c^Amoming in ^GBecause Bruiser Mc^AmHuge ^G declares them too ^Dthin ^GAnnoyed and up^Amset ^G they head for else^Dwhere ^BmThey’d normally argue th^Ce tos^Ebs, but besides bein^Dg boss He’s on the^G ‘roids, he’s on^C the ‘roids, he’^Gs on the ‘roids, h^Ce’s on the ‘roids Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John, come on Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John because G D G Am (x4) Bm C Eb D He’s on the ‘roids, he’s on the ‘roids. ^GHe used to lark with the ^Cdreads,^G now he’s a nark on th^De steds ^GHe used to lark with the ^Cdreads,^G now he’s a nark on th^De steds ^GHe used to lark with the ^Cdreads,^G now he’s a nark on th^De steds ^GHe used to lark with the ^Cdreads,^G now he’s a nark on th^De steds ^BmHis paranoia is ab^Csurd ^Eb – are you thinking ‘bout^D my bird? He’s on the^G ‘roids, he’s on^C the ‘roids, he’^Gs on the ‘roids, h^Ce’s on the ‘roids Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John, come on Just walk a^Gway John, come on, just walk a^Cway John because Leave it ^Gbe, let it go; don’t b^Ce daft don’t you know, Leave it ^Gbe, let it go; don’t b^Ce daft don’t you know Leave it ^Gbe, let it go; don’t b^Ce daft don’t you know, He’s on the^G ‘roids, he’s on^C the ‘roids, he’^Gs on the ‘roids, h^Ce’s on the ‘roids He’s on the^G ‘roids, he’s on^C the ‘roids, he’^Gs on the ‘roids, h^Ce’s on t^Ghe^C ?^D??^Groids.