White Guilt

[D]Well LA lady, you always look so unin[A]spired.           [G]
[D]When you're hangin' around, living with creeps, and loving th[A]e liars.                         [G]
[D]Well, everybody knows it's true.  That all you're ever gonna be,        [A]                         [G]
[D]Is entertainment, so enter[C]tain me.   [G]

He does walk down from the C to the G, not necessary for acoustic, but it's just
the root note there walking from 3rd fret, to 1st fret, then open on the A string.

Just a small rhythm change

[D]You shiver when [A]they wake up and[G] once       [G]
[D]more before [A]they're gone.    [G]              [G]
[D]   And even when [A]your sleepin' ba[G]by,        [G]
[C]you're barely holdin' on.      [G]

That's gonna be the same C to G walk again, he does that for mnost of the
transitions in this song.

Well, LA lady, I know your feet must be so tired.
Standing on the corner, stompin' out cigarettes like they were fires.
The daughter of a thousand men, you've got your mother's eyes and whorish skin.
You're a train wreck, but that's entertainment.

played the same as the Chorus could be called Chorus pt.2  or Chorus B

So th[D]row your [A]skin ba[G]ck in your
cloth[D]es.  And wipe t[A]he blood runn[G]in' from your
nose.   [D]     [A]  'Cus if the price [G]is right
tonight    an[C]ything goes.    [G]

"too many lines"

I'm having some trouble with this part.  I keep trying to throw chords in but that
D sounds so correct.  Please help with this section, I'm pretty sure he's not just
playing a D chord with some stops for all of it.