New Yorker Cartoon

[G]  [D]  [Am] [Cmaj7] [G/f#] [Bm] [Em] Dadd Dpower [Bb] [C]
e|--3--2--0--3-----3----2--0--3----5------6--8---|
B|--3--3--1--3-----3----3--0--3----3------6--8---|
G|--0--2--2--0-----0----4--0--2----2------0--0---|
D|--0--0--2--2-----0----4--2--0----0------0--0---|
A|--2--0--0--3-----x----2--2--0----0------5--7---|
E|--3--x--0--x-----2----x--0--x----x------6--8---|

I know Dpower isn't a chord, but it's a root and fifth, so it's basically a power chord.
The [Bb] and [C] probably aren't [Bb] and [C] either, but pretty close to in a [G] shape.

[G]I was running
From imaginary vampire bats             [D]

I was shrieking at the moon
While Montezuma laughed                [G]

Oh, Aztlan blues
And reds and greens and golds
I hope that I die
When I'm 100 years old

[Am]Looking like a New Yorker cartoon         [D]
[Am]Sleeping in a golden cocoon               [D]
With you  [G]     [Cmaj7]           [G]

I was making love
To my sister from another life
I was stitching seams of my opium dreams
With a needle from a camel's eye

If I could give myself some advice
I'd go out of my mind right now
I'd stay here with my baby
Forever in the here and now

Looking like a New Yorker cartoon
Sleeping in a golden cocoon
With you
With you

[G] [G/f#] [Bm] [Em] [Bm]
D Dadd Dpower Dadd

I was returning my salute
To the Lieutenant paper bag
And my best friend, Farmer Dave
Lit me up so I could take a drag

My sister's former flame
Threw his shirt into the fire
An aging child prodigy
A genius who inspired

Looking like a New Yorker cartoon
Sleeping in a golden cocoon
With you
With you
With you

[G] [Bb] [C] [G]