Raised By Horses

(início)

  company execs and all that crap.  Any old guitar and amp will do, but for optimum
  sound reproduction, you'll need a 74' Gibson SG and a 120 watt Orange head and
  4x12 cabinet.  Transcribed By: Keith S. Byers (*)
  This is the first riff: w/wah
  Play 8 times. I know, I know, there's some background
  noodling, but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

  Pretty crunchy chord riff:
  Play 4 times.

 Bridge Riff, very cool:
 Play second part 2 times

 Chorus riff:
 Play first part four times and last part once.

 The riffs don't change, only the counts so listen to the song closely.
 I was eating dinner at the table, with people from the music industry,
 They asked me if I liked it in "The City." I said I liked it better in
 the country.
 The label representative asked me what about it most appealed to me.
 "I love to listen to the yellowhammer singing 'a little bit of bread
 and no cheese'."
 Then I comenced to do a tap dance on eggplant parmesan before their eyes.
 Guided by voices, whole bag of trick.  Raised by Druids and Horses.
 (Then I told them):
 "Never underestimate the power of love.  You dig my new horsehoes?
  Never underestimate the power of love."
  "Come here quickly, he's lost his mind!"
 "Frightened? Well, I'm not surprised, you've never seen the likes of me.
  Check it, I want a big fat advance and my alfalfa free!"
  "Come here quickly, he's lost his mind!"
  The manager removed from the restaurant.  A crowd got to gathering around.
  I said, "You can throw a man out on his ear, but you can't keep a good horse
  down!"
  Mounted police sprung to action.  Never cut me any bit of slack.  But I wasn't
  going anywhere 'til they got off my brother's back.