Harris' Testimony chords by Philip Glass
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Verse 1
At the time, you know, I (G major) didn't really ponder on it,
you know, but, uh, he was deceiving
the jury, see?
He wanted to deceive justice.
I was 16 years old.
Really hadn't no real
dealings with the court systems,
etc.
Didn't know how they worked, really,
you know.
Didn't
know much about the law.
Just a young, dumb kid.
Police give you the time of this
and the time
this happened or (E flat major) whatever,
and you just
correlate from those events.
You know, you just es (G major) timate from
that event what time it was.
You (E flat major) don't know.
You're taking a guess.
(G major) Police say,
well, it was 1230 when this crime happened.
What time did you leave the movie?
I know it's (E flat major) somewhere around midnight.
(G major)
I'd been before (E flat major) then.
don't know.
I didn't have a watch on. (G major)
He went over my testimony with me (E flat major) pretty extensively,
you know, how I should answer cer (G major) tain questions,
uh, (E flat major) things of this nature,
know. (G major)
Kind of, that's what you call coaching
the witness, you know.
That's why I think that statue,
(G major) the scales, you know,
the justice, what is she called?
(D major) I don't know what she's called. (G major)
She's got that blindfold on.
(D major) We don't see what
goes on behind the closed doors.
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