Key: E minor•
Intro 1
Em
D
Em
D
Em
D
Em
D
Verse 1
Em
A
The difference
Em
between a dime and a dollar is ninety cents a
around the world,
that's why I give my wife five or nine
trinkets while you're giving
yours diamonds and pearls.
A
Em
Now, don't you ever feel guilty.
Don't you ever feel no pain, pain, pain.
D
Em
No, you don't,
because you live in a manger up on a hill.
You wear your maid and your sable.
G
Bm
that I'm not able
Em
D
Look out your window, who do you see?
D
Em
don't you see me?
D
Em
Look out your window
A
Em
I am the man who brings
the morning paper
A
Em
Before you open your eyes
Woo -hoo
I am the man who cleaned up your office
When you say your last goodbye
A
Em
Don't you ever feel guilty
A
Em
Don't you ever feel no pain, pain, pain
No, you don't
Bm
E
Em
Cause you don't want me to live
Like you to live
Bm
Em
You merely want me to survive
Bm
Em
Then you look in my face
Em
G
Yet you try to pretend I'm not evil
Bm
Em
I look out your window
Em
D
Look out your window
Em
E
Hey, yeah
For them, their screams
have become peals
D
Em
How can you pick up your
paper and completely ignore
A world that's going down,
down more and more?
Now look out your window,
don't you see me?
D
Em
Don't close your window,
D
Em
I'm movin' on up now,
Em
D
I'm movin' on up now, movin' on up
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