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Jealous chords by Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks


Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks Chords

This is Lonesome Wyatt from Those Poor Bastards solo C.D. before he started T.P.B.

I'm pretty sure this is how it goes

E                              A                        E
Yes, i'm jealous i'm jealous of everything you've ever done
D                                 A              D                             A
well your paintings are all masterpieces and i'm jealous of the way that youre here
D                               A
i'm jealous of the way that you are
E                      A           E                    A
and though i'm not very sturdy, i'll gladly be your dead


and how many times have i woken to find that i'm not where i thought i was
well everything you say sounds like dylan thomas and i'm jealous of the way that youre here
i'm jealous of the way that you talk

and though i'm not very handsome, i'll gladly be your mirror
and though i'm not your mother, i still truly care about you

E E G E E G E E G (That pattern. you can hear)

all these thoughts are nothing but ink in a bottom-less well

and now the fire flies they hunger they hunger for human bone
and they see that your hands are open and i'm jealous of the way that you crush them
and i'm jealous of the blood on your fingers

and though i'm not very wise, i'll gladly be your holy trinity
and though i'm still not your mother, feel free to bow and pray for me


            



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