Misc Your Songs - Chris minton - dishwasher installation blues
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GI’m not a terribly efficient mF#an, especially when it cEmomes to washing dishes by hCand
A7and the house ID lived in only had a sinGk
GI thought what the heck I’ll F#even the score, so I wenEmt to the local hardware storCe
A7and bought a brand new dDishwasher without givingG it a second think
GDidn’t figure installing it woulF#d be that bad, since allEm I know about plumbing I learned from myC dad
A7But then it occurred to Dme I’d never seen my fatGher plumb
GOh I’d seen him plumb drunk and F#I’d seen him plumb mad, Emand when the Wildcats lost he’d get plumCb sad
A7But when it comes to theD flow of water, we’re boGth kind of dumb
GBut that didn’t F#stop me no sir-ee, so I Emshut off the water right after I peeCd,
A7And set out to put tDhat Whirlpool in its plaGce
GI took it out of theF# box and I concluded, thEmat none of the necessary parts were inclCuded,
A7So I’d have to regroup iDf I wanted to finish thiGs race
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CI’m under water aGnd I’m oF#ver my hEmead
A7I tried to get my feet wet but I’m gettiDng hosed instead
CIt’s enough to make a grGown man F#say “oh Emmy gosh”
A7But it’s alright, it’ll all comeD out in Gthe wash
GI went back to the bF#ig box hardware store, aEmnd as soon as I walked through the doCor,
A7They must’ve noticed theD look of confusion on myG face
GI was met by a friendF#ly gal named Marie, whoEm said she’d love to be of assistance to Cme,
A7So I said where can I fiDnd the plumbing suppliesG in this place?
GShe took me back to tF#he aisle I needeEmd, and walked away as I proceCeded,
A7To stare in awe at all tDhe trinkets on the shelfG
GThere were valves and pipes F#and connectors and such,Em and to me it seemed like a little bit mCuch,
A7So I stood there trying Dto figure out what to doG with myself
GI grabbed what F#I thought I could use, bEmut when I got back home I was more confuCsed,
A7Because none of the thinDgs I’d bought were rightG for the job
GSo I got in the F#car and drove once more,Em again to that big box hardware stoCre,
A7Intent on provDing to them I wasn’t a Gslob
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CI’m under water Gand I’m F#over my Emhead
A7I tried to get my feet wet but I’m gettiDng hosed instead
CIt’s enough to make a grGown man F#say “oh Emmy gosh”
A7But it’s alright, it’ll all comeD out in Gthe wash
GThis time I wF#as met in the aisle, by Ema lady named Charlotte with a lovely smiCle,
A7And she knew whDat I needed to complete Gmy task
GShe grabbed a fliF#bberty-jibbet and a thinEmgamajig, a whozit, a whatzit, and some wChirlygigs,
A7Threw ‘em in my buggy anDd said I was ready at laGst
GSo I got back hoF#me for the umpteenth timEme, in a much better frame of Cmind,
A7And I crawled up under tDhe sink to get to wGork
GThe flibberty-jF#ibbet snapped right in pEmlace, and the thingamajig was a piece ofC cake,
A7And I was slowly startinDg to feel like less of aG jerk
GAfter all the partF#s were lined out, I tookEm a deep breath because I had no douCbt,
A7The rest of this installDation would be a cinGch
GWhen I shoved the dishwasher intF#o place, I’dEm like to have seen the look on mCy face,
A7The dadblamed thing was Dtoo tall by half an inchG
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CI’m under water anGd I’m ovF#er my heEmad
A7I tried to get my feet wet but I’m gettiDng hosed instead
CIt’s enough to make a grGown man F#say “oh Emmy gosh”
A7But it’s alright, it’ll all comeD out in Gthe wash
GTo make a long storyF# kind of short, I don’t Emneed a dishwasher no moCre,
A7I solved that problem thDe best way I know hoGw
GI moseyed on back F#to the big box mart, thrEmew a couple of gas cans in my Ccart,
A7Headed back home and burDned my house to the grouGnd
GBut now I’ve goF#t me a good dishwasher, Emand sometimes I sit back and watCch ‘er,
A7Do her thingD and make it look so serGene
GSee I’m living with Charlotte, IF# made her my wife, and IEm won’t wash a dish for the rest of my liCfe
A7So I guess you could sDay I came out clGean