Lloyd Cole And The Commotions - Sean penn blues

^AThe Western Minnesota ^EIntercollegiate C^Aircle telephoned They ^Esaid, hey Sean could you ^Dmosey on down to our ^Egala ball It reads ^AMister Madonna kicks some beat poetry ^DIf I could I ^Cwould I would ^DI swear I would be ^Cbetter ^DBut it seem I am ^Cjust a natural ^Bno good And what's more I like living like ^Ethat

After ^Aseven lines ^Eseventeen maybe I had t^Ao stop These ^Dphilistines were yelling hey Sean I ^Ecould not be heard for cowhand laughter I ^Apicked up my books and headed for the door ^DAnd if I t^Crash this TV t^Dhen I know I ^Cwill feel better ^DGuess it seems I am ^Cjust a natural ^Bno good

^EBut when I s^F#mee you ^Bcoming down my ^Astreet ^EYou walk right ^F#min and then you^B Walk all over^A me ^EOh yeh I need^F#m you G^Batecrashing on m^Ay beat ^EPut on your h^F#migh heels and baby^B Walk all ov^Aer me

^C#mFat hacks New York times food columnists ^DWant to review my soup yeh honestly ^CMy wife says I go looking for trouble ^AI surely find it Do you think I like living like that?

^DAnd if I t^Crash this TV t^Dhen I know I ^Cwill feel better ^DGuess it seems I am ^Cjust a natural ^Bno good

^EBut when I s^F#mee you ^Bcoming down my ^Astreet ^EYou walk right ^F#min and then you^B Walk all over^A me ^EOh yeh I need^F#m you G^Batecrashing on m^Ay beat ^Ewalk in like ^F#mnancy sinatra and baby ^BWalk all ove^Ar me