Roger Waters - 501 am the pros and cons of hitchhiking part 10

An ^Dmangel on a Harley Pulls across to greet a fellow rolling st^Amone Puts his ^Dmbike up on it's stand

A scarred and greasy ^Amhand...he said ^G How ya doin bro'...where ya been'...where ya g^Coin'' ^Am Then he t^Dakes your hand

And breaks the b^Gone Have a nice day A h^Dmousewife from Encino

With his b^Amook of rules Br^Dmeaks and makes a 'U' and idles back To take a second look at y^Amou ^GYou flex your rod Fish takes the h^Cook ^Am Sweet v^Dodka and tobacco in her breath ^G Another number in your little black book

^C These are the pros and cons of ^Emhitchhiking ^C These are the pros and cons of h^Emitchhiking ^D Oh babe, I must be dr^Geaming I'm st^Dmanding on the leading edge The Eastern seaboard spread before my ^Ameyes &q^Dmuot;Jump" says Yoko Ono "I'm too scared and too good looking&^Amquot; I cried &^Gquot;Go on", she says "Why don't you give i^Ct a try' ^Am W^Dhy prolong the agony all men must d^Gie" ^Dm Do you remember Dick Tracy' Do you remember S^Amhane'

Could you s^Dmee him selling tickets Where the buzzard circles over [S^Amhane]

Did you ^Gunderstand the music Yoko Or was it all in v^Cain' [Shane] ^Am The b^Ditch said something mystical "Herro" So I st^Gepped back on the kerb again ^C These are the pros and cons of h^Emitchhiking ^C These are the pros and cons of h^Emitchhiking ^D Oh babe, I must be dr^Geaming again C Em (repeat and fade) These are the pros and cons of hitchhiking