The Party Acordes
por Phil Ochs190 vistas, añadido a favoritos 9 veces
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[Verse 1]
G C G
The fire breathing Rebels arrive at the party early
C D
Their khaki coats are hung in the closet near the fur
C D G Em
Asking handouts from the ladies, while they criticize the lords
C D G Em
Boasting of the murder of the very hands that pour.
C D G Em
And the victims learn to giggle, for at least they are not bored
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 2]
G C G
The Hostess is enormous, she fills the room with perfume
C D
She meets the guests and smothers them with greetings
C D G Em
And she asks "how are you" as she offers them a drink
C D G Em
The Countess of the social grace, who never seems to blink
C D G Em
And she promises to talk to you, if you promise not to think
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 3]
G C G
The Beauty of the hour is blazing in the present
C D
She surrounds herself with those who would surrender
C D G Em
Floating in her flattery she's a trophy-prize, caressed
C D G Em
Protected by a pretty face, sometimes cursed, sometimes blessed
C D G Em
And she's staring down their desires, while they're staring down her dress
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 4]
G C G
The egos shine like lightbulbs, so bright you cannot see them
C D
Blind each other blinder than a sandbox
C D G Em
All the fury of an argument, holding back their yawns
C D G Em
A challenge shakes the chandeliers, the selfish swords are drawn
C D G Em
To the loser go the hangups, to the victor go the hangers on
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 5]
G C G
They travel to the table, the host is served for supper
C D
And they pass each other down for salt and pepper
C D G Em
And the conversation sparkles as their wits are dipped in wine
C D G Em
Dinosaurs on a diet, on each other they will dine
C D
Then they pick their teeth and they squelch a belch saying
G Em
"Darling you tasted divine"
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 6]
G C G
The Wallflower is waiting, she hides behind composure
C D
She'd love to dance and prays that no one asks her
C D G Em
Then she steals a glance at lovers while her fingers tease her hair
C D G Em
And she marvels at the confidence of those who hide their fears
C D G Em
Then her eyes are closed as she rides away with a foreign legionaire
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 7]
G C G
Romeo is reeling, counting notches on his thighbone
C D
Searching for one hundred and eleven
C D G Em
And he's charming as a child as he leads them to his web
C D G Em
Seducing queens and gypsy girls in the boudoir of his head
C D G Em
Then he wraps himself with a tablecloth and pretends he is a bed
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
[Verse 8]
G C G
The party must be over, even the losers are leaving
C D
But just one doubt is nagging at my caustic mind
C D G Em
So I snuck up close behind me and I gave myself a kiss
C D G Em
And I led myself to the mirror to expose what I had missed
C D G Em
There I saw a laughing maniac who was writing songs like this
Am D
And my shoulders had to shrug
Am
As I crawl beneath the rug
D G
And retune my piano
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