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Idle Idylist

Tim Barry
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
 Intro
Every  time I stop and think
I’m  hit with everything
 that I was taught  about right and wrong and what to get
used  to. They’re cheating in the seats of SUV’s
in  the shade of the trees down my
street  behind the backs of husband’s wives and
bosses.  And I’m sitting here with my dog,
six  beers and my guitar on this
porch  of wood making them my
business.  They say the economies in a slump and folks like
them  they’re giving up, they jump from
planes  in front of trains and some from
bridges.
That’s  alright,that  ain’t my life
I  cough all morning and I  smoke all night
That’s  alright, that  ain’t my life
I  pay $200 rent and I  work when I like
Whoa  oh Whoa  Where did we  go wrong?
Whoa  oh Whoa  Have I been sitting  out too long?
No  cash in my hands means I’m nothing  to you
 But I won’t  sell myself
 ((The final D chord there a hammer on the third fret on E

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Readable chord sheet for Idle Idylist by Tim Barry

Intro [G]

[G]Every time I stop and think
[C]I’m hit with everything
that I was [Cadd9]taught about right and wrong and what to get
[G]used to. They’re cheating in the seats of SUV’s
[C]in the shade of the trees down my
[Cadd9]street behind the backs of husband’s wives and
[G]bosses. And I’m sitting here with my dog,
[C]six beers and my guitar on this
[Cadd9]porch of wood making them my
[G]business. They say the economies in a slump and folks like
[C]them they’re giving up, they jump from
[Cadd9]planes in front of trains and some from
[G]bridges.

[G]That’s alright,[Am]that ain’t my life
[C]I cough all morning and [G]I smoke all night
[G]That’s alright, [Am]that ain’t my life
[C]I pay $200 rent and [G]I work when I like
[G]Whoa oh [C]Whoa Where did [G]we go wrong?
[G]Whoa oh [C]Whoa Have I been [G]sitting out too long?
[C]No cash in my hands means I’m [G]nothing to you
But I [D]won’t sell myself

((The final D chord there a hammer on the third fret on E

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