How Are Records Made? chords by David Greenberger
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(D major) A record
Verse 1
is made by hot tar
And you have to wear gloves to
push it flat.
And when it happens,
you have to let it cool down,
and then the record can be played on
both sides.
It's the coolin' off process
that makes a good record,
and you can play a lot of tunes on it. (E minor) (D major) (C major) (D major)
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People buy records, see?
They pay (A major) 1 .35, 1 .65, (D major)
up to 2 for the record.
An (A major) d they find that
the (D major) record is more saleable,
they won't break so often.
(A major) If you (D major) handle it
right, people appreciate
the record (A major) and naturally a
(D major) test is good.
The procedure is that they test
(A major) out the record as
a sample and if they (D major) like it they buy (A major) it an (D major) d also if the sample's gone you
got to make another (C major) one. (D major) (E minor) (D major) (C sharp minor) (D major) (E minor) (D major) (E minor) (D major)
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(D major) They have a time to sell these records
so they can survive.
Another way to put it is people
hear
about the record,
and they'll buy it. (A major)
(D major) They have this record out
for publicity.
When they take it from the (A major) store,
they usually play it at home.
(D major) Let's see, oh (A major) yeah.
If (D major) there's a record with singing on,
and they do dancing at
(A major) home to the record,
well, (D major) if it breaks, they have to buy a new one. (E minor) (D major) (C major) (D major)
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(C sharp minor) You
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