Key: A minor•
Intro 1
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Em
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Em
Verse 1
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Am
He ran to the corner and stood there grinning like
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Clarissa Jones threw an iron at the rat and the
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He twitched his tail in the corner and said, "You've got
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Am
to go to sleep sometime."
Em
Am
Em
Verse 2
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He wanted fine strides like the studs on the street, and they'd
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They gave him a meal, a shower and a uniform,
Verse 3
you going,
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C
E
And where, where, where is your man,
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Am
Clarissa Jones?
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Em
Verse 4
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D
Clarissa Jones carried bedpans, swept up,
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Em
changed sheets and mopped the halls.
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The doctors said she was a very good worker,
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Now Clarissa Jones sits in her window with her paper reading
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She's reading about the trouble. She ought to write
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a letter saying "Hey, it never happened like that."
Verse 5
E
cold and the wind is blowing
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C
E
And where, where, where is your man,
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Em
Am
Verse 6
Em
D
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shaved, dressed carefully and drank his tea.
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to great lengths to make him feel at home,
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Miss Clarissa Jones.
Verse 7
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Am
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E
And where, where, where is your man,
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Em
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E
Ah where, where, where is your man,
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