John Cale - Set me free

There's a ^Gcarnival lady in a ^Cten gallon hat ^G She pulls a rabbit ^Cout of the hat ^G And sets it ^Cfree,^G she sets it ^Cfree ^{G C G C}

There's a ^Gpigeon in my chimney and it's ^Cpowdering up the air ^GPowdering up the air and making it ^Chard to breathe ^G Gonna set it ^Cfree,^G it's free or ^Cfried

To^Dgether again, and a^Amgain ^D Free again, and a^Amgain ^{C G C G C}

The ^Glady wants you to dance to the ^Csound of the castanets ^G You're trying hard to for^Cget ^G What she'd mean to ^Cyou,^G if she should set you ^Cfree

When you ^Gwalk in the rain up to your ^Cankles in water Fi^Gxated on the vision of the ^Changman's daughter ^G And what she'd mean to ^Cyou,^G when she'd set you ^Cfree

^D Free again, and a^Amgain To^Dgether again, and a^Amgain ^{C G C G C G C G C}

You ^Ghear a noise in the distance and you ^Csee the sun go down The ^Gstreets are full of junkies, there's a ^Clot of them about You ^Gfeel them getting closer, they're ^Cbreathing down your neck You're the ^Gonly one left, you're the ^Conly one left

^G Who doesn't wanna be ^Cfree,^G you don't wanna be ^Cfree ^G You never asked to be free a^Cgain