etiquette chords by Daniel Johnston

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Intro 1

Verse 1
Never noticed her
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Why I  (C major) noticed her so much  (A major) 
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I made my (C major) self ridiculous
Never noticed her
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But I  (C major) made the blunder of  (A major) trying to attract her
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 (C major) at tention  (G major) instead  (C major) of giving it
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When I  (F major) said hello
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I had  (C major) talked right past her
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When she  (F major) looked at me  (C major) 
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 (F major) I had glanced  (G major)  (C major) shyly  (G major) to one side  (C major) 
I had been so self- conscience,
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I  (C major) acted self-  (A major) conscience
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Notice  (C major) others and let
them notice by directness
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 (G major)  (C major) Whoo! Play  (C major) it Bill!
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Whoo!  (A major)  (D major)  (A major)  (C major)  (G major) 
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 (C major) Don't be scared; don't be shy.
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 (C major) You'll  (A major) never know until you try,
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 (C major) buddy
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 (C major) Fred is one of the  (A major) richest
people I have ever met
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 (C major) True, he does not have a
hoard of money to give away
He cannot pay handsome salaries
He does not entertain lavishly
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Or  (C major) bestow costly gifts
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 (A major) But he overflows with the  (D major) gold
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 (A major)  (C major) of sincere friendliness
And gets in return a self-
satisfaction
An influence, and a power with people
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That all the money  (F major) in
the mint could not buy
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He does not  (C major) wait to see
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if people  (A major) will like him
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Fred assumes they do  (G major) like him
That is one of his secrets
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He  (C major) does not wait for them to say
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 (A major) hello  (C major) or smile  (F major) first
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He takes a friendly lead him (C major) self
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and every (G major) one follows
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That is another  (C major) one of the secrets
He does not question whether or not
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 (C major) He will like a person  (A major) 
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Or wait before decid (C major) ing to be friendly
He takes it for granted
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He will  (C major) like everyone, every per (A major) son
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This is the  (C major) third secret of friendliness
He magnifies other's good points
No matter how inconsequential
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He over (F major) looks a few  (C major) annoying qualities
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Or major  (C major) bad point (G major) s
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 (C major) This is the fourth element
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in  (C major)  (A major) friendliness
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Friendliness is  (C major) very  (G major) con (C major) tagious
The trouble is that many of us wait
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 (C major) To catch it from  (A major) someone else  (D major) instead of
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Giving the oth (C major) er fella  (C major) a  chance  (C major) 