Dirty Magazine

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A cut-out picture of a sugar tart
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With olive skin, a purple heart,
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Concrete shoes, and it's just the start
 F#m             E
Of bigger things unseen.
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Heroes of our glory days
 D
Ride upon the hip-hoorays
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Of hometown girls who've been displayed
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In dirty magazines.

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"And what am I supposed to do with you?"
E                                  F#m      D
Just tell me everything I've heard before
            A      E          F#m
Like it was news, Like it was news

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The miners strike, hold out for love
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We bust their heads, push and shove,
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By helmet light, we rise above
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And say, "look out below!"
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They're such a grim, romantic crew,
D
Swear they won't forget but do,
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It leaves them free to cry anew
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At every song we know.

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"And what am I supposed to do with you?"
E                                     F#m    D
Just tell me everything I want to hear
            A     E          F#m
Like it was true, Like it was true

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Sometimes I wish that I was king
    D
And held the end of every string,
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The fear, the prize, the mortal sting
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Of what will come of this.
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For now I'll let all chance unwind
D
To keep our secret hearts entwined,
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And if I choose to see this as a sign
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It surely is.

E                                     F#m
"And what am I supposed to do with you?"
E                                     F#m    D
Just tell me everything I've heard before
            A      E          F#m
Like it was news, Like it was news

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