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LET IT BLEED, GENEVIEVE - John Phillips Tabbed by: psychedelicious Email: xoptics@gmail.com This is my favorite John Phillips song... he just pours his heart out. The song talks how Phillips' wife, Genevieve, lay upstairs in their house as he lay, unconscious, on the below, after a drug binge. The whole of the album (John Phillips, Wolf King of L.A.) with Phillips' drug addiction. Truly a lost gem. Chords used:
E0 B2 A0 G#m 4 C#m 4 0 4 2 4 5 1 4 2 4 6 2 4 2 6 6 2 2 0 6 4 0 2 0 4 4
The intro, played on an organ, piano, and harmonica, goes something like this: B A E A E B A A G#m A E
EGenevieve lay bleeding in my basement BMisconceiving life again A EUp on the G#msidewalk, her C#mreplacement BWaiting to be skinned A
EBobby wants a lady from the low lands BAnd I'd like to have one too A EPaul said, &G#mquot;One in the C#mbush worth two in your hand" BEven then you'll find there are too few A
EGenevieve lay dreaming on my ceiling BA thought came, rolling stone, across her mind A ELooking dowG#mn with greaC#mt feeling BI'll trade you yours for mine A
EJust try to sing in choirs, hear the old gears grind BAnd upstairs they'll say, "There's too much noiAse" EI tell the G#mlady we'll bC#me quiet BShe knows boys will be boys A
EGene Gene Gene, what's the matter BYou'll get your way next time around A ESubtract the G#mformer from the C#mlatter BYou're fatter than when you were found A
EGenevieve lay bleeding in my basement... B A E G#m C#m B^ Athis repeats and fades out after a little more than one repetition.
If you have any questions, shoot me an email. That's it!