Pat The Bunny - Song for a chicken named jenny

I e^Cat cigarettes for bre^Gakfast^Am, and coffee for lu^Fnch For d^Cinner I lay in the d^Girt and wait for the ^Emend times to c^Fome I wi^Csh I could tell you the tr^Guth But when I ^Amdo, it comes out sounding s^Ftupid But m^Ceet me at four in the mo^Grning, and see for yours^Felf

S^Cunrise, ^Gsunset, that's a^Amll I really gotta k^Fnow ^CThe rest is a pr^Gison^Em that I build for mys^Felf On my wo^Crst nights, I'd still b^Gurn down the city ^AmJust for a peaceful night's r^Fest But h^Cere in your arms, my da^Grling, I think that can w^Fait

N.C.

Or I hope it can

We mu^Crdered a chicken for bre^Gakfast,^Am and ate it for lu^Fnch She was beau^Ctiful, she was sc^Grappy She was^Em mean as they c^Fome And I t^Cold her on the way to the ch^Gopping block: "Ch^Amaos reigns over us al^Fl. One d^Cay I'll be worm food But J^Genny, first it's your t^Furn."

There's su^Cnrise, and su^Gnset, and ^Amthen there's the day that I d^Fie ^CAll the rest is a pr^Gison^Em, or else it's a l^Fie At my wo^Crst times, I'd still mu^Grder a traffic c^Amop To get out of a tic^Fket But h^Cere in your arms, my d^Garling, police don't e^Fxist Or I hope they do^Cn't ^{G Am F} I hope they do^Cn't ^{G Am F} I hope they do^Cn't ^{G Am F} I hope they do^Cn't ^{G Am F C}