The spacing when I pasted this is off so the chord changes aren't by the words exactly. I may fix it one day when I have time. I figured this out as I couldn't find any music for it myself. Sound's pretty close to me. Small part at the end missing. Enjoy. I found the lyrics on some lyrics site. D D(v) Bm A x3

^DOwsley and Ch^D(v)arlie, twins of the t^Bmrade, ^A ^GCome to the Poet's Room ^A ^DTalking about^D(v) the problems of a le^Bmaf, ^A G A

And yes, it'll be back soon

^BmThere used to be tons of gold and green ^D ^A ^C#mComin' up here from Mexico ^F# ^GA donde esta la planta, mi amigo, del sol' ^F# ^G

^ABut Mexico is under the thumb^G ^DOf a man we call Richard And he's^A come to call himself king ^F# ^GBut he's a small-headed man And he do^Aesn't know a thing ^G About how to deal for you ^D How to deal for you ^Bm

^EThere are millions of you now ^DI mean it's not as if you were alone ^EThere are brothers everywhere ^DJust waiting for a toke on that gold ^EAnd God kno^Ews how far it can go^E ^E ^CYou're famous Uncle Charlie ^AFor your Mexican smoke ^CYou're a legend Owsley ^AFor your righteous dope

^DThere were a half a million people on the lawn ^G ^DAnd we sang to their faces in the dawn ^G ^AmHow long will that young race ^G ^AmWait for the jailer's time to end' ^G ^E ^AmHow long will the Panther race ^G ^AmWait for the iron bars to bend' ^G ^EAnd no no no no no nobody waits

Transcribed by Matthew

Jefferson Airplane - Mexico