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Alice's Restaurant Massacree Tab by Arlo Guthrie

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Intro 1
(C major)
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Verse 1
(C major) This song is called "Ali (A7) ce's Restaurant"
It's a (D7) bout Al (G6) ice
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) and the restaurant (A7)
But "Alice's (D7) Restaurant" is not
the name (G major) of the restaurant,
that's (C major) just the name of this song (C7)
That's why I (F major) call the song "Alice's Res (D7/F#) taurant"
(C major) (A7)
(D7) (G6) (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)

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Chorus 1
(C major) You can get anything (A7) you want
at Alice's (D7) (G6) Restaurant (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) You can get anything (A7) you want
(D7) at Alice's (G major) restaurant
(C major) Walk right in, it's around (C7) the back
(F major) Just a half a mile from the (D7/F#) railroad track
And (C major) you can get anything (A7) you want
at Alice's (D7) (G6) restaurant (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 2
(C major) Now it all started two (A7) Thanksgivings ago,
was on (D7) two years a (G6) go on Thanks (C major) giv (G major) ing
(A minor) When my (G/B) friend and (C major) I went up
to visit (A7) Alice at the restaurant
(D7) But Alice doesn't live (G major) in the restaurant
She (C major) lives in the church
nearby (C7) the restaurant, in the bell (F major) tower
With her husband (D7/F#) Ray and Facha, the dog (C major)
And livin' in the bell (A7) tower like that,
they got a lot of (D7) room down (G6) stairs
where the (C major) pews (G major) used to (A minor) be
And (G/B)
Verse 3
(C major) havin' all that room,
seein' as (A7) how they took out all the pews
(D7) they decided (G6) that they didn't
have (C major) to (G major) take out (A minor) their garbage (G/B)
(C major) for a long time
(A7) We got up there, (D7)
we found all the garbage in there
(G major) and we decide that it'd be a (C major)
friendly gesture for us (C7)
to take the garbage down to (F major) the city dump
So (D7/F#) we took the half-a-ton of garbage, (C major)
put it in the back of a (A7) red VW Microbus,
(D7) took shovels and (G6) rakes
and imple (C major) ments of (G major) de (A minor) structon (G/B)
Verse 4
And (C major) headed on toward the city (A7) dump
(D7) (G6)
Well, (C major) we got (G major) there and (A minor) there's a big (G/B) sign
(C major) and a chain across the dump
(A7) Sayin: "Closed on Thanksgiv (D7) ing"
and we had never heard (G major) of a dump
closed on Thanks (C major) giving before
And with tears (C7) in our eyes we drove off
in (F major) to the sunset lookin' for (D7/F#) another place
to put the garbage (C major)
(A7) We didn't find one (D7) (G6) (C major)
Till (G major) we came (A minor) to a (G/B) side
Verse 5
(C major) road and off the side of the (A7) side road
was another (D7) fifteen- foot (G6) cliff
And (C major) at (G major) the bot (A minor) tom of the (G/B) cliff
was (C major) another pile of garbage
And (A7) we decided that (D7) one big pile was better
than two (G major) little piles
And rather than bring (C major) that one up,
we decided to (C7) throw ours down
(F major) That's what we did
(D7/F#) Drove back to the church,
had (C major) a Thanksgiving dinner
that could (A7) n't be beat
Went to sleep, (D7) and didn't get up
(G6) until the next (C major) morning (G major)
(A minor) When (G/B) we got
Verse 6
(C major) a phone call from Officer (A7) Obie
(D7) (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) He (G/B) said, "Kid, (C major)
we (A7) found your name on a envelope
(D7) at the bottom of a half a (G major) ton of garbage
(C major) Just wanted to know
if you had any information about it"
And (F major) I said, "Yes sir, Officer Obie, (D7/F#)
I cannot tell a lie
(C major) I (A7) put that envelope under that (D7) garbage" (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 7
(C major) After speakin' to to Obie
for (A7) about forty-five minutes on the (D7) telephone
We (G6) finally arrived (C major) at the truth (G major) of the (A minor) matter
And (G/B) he said (C major) that we had to go down
and (A7) pick up the garbage
And (D7) also had to go down
and (G major) speak to him at the Police Officer (C major) Station
So we got (C7) in the red VW mic (F major) robus
With the shovels and rakes
(D7/F#) and implements of destruction
And (C major) headed on
toward the Police Officer (A7) Station
Now, friends, (D7) there was (G6) only
one or (C major) two (G major) things that (A minor) Obie (G/B) could've
Verse 8
(C major) done at the Police Station
(A7) And the first was that he could've
(D7) give us a medal (G6) for bein' so
brave (C major) and honest (G major) on (A minor) the tele (G/B) phone
(C major) Which wasn't very likely,
and (A7) we didn't expect it
And and the (D7) other thing was
that he (G major) could've bawled us out
And told us never (C major) to be seen
drivin' garbage (C7) around the vicinity again
(F major) Which is what we expected (D7/F#)
But when we got to the (C major) Police Officer Station,
(A7) there was a third possibili (D7) ty
That we had (G6) n't even counted (C major) up (G major) on,
and (A minor) we was (G/B) both
Verse 9
(C major) immediately arrested, (A7) handcuffed
And I (D7) said, "Obie, I (G6)
don't (C major) think I (G major) can pick (A minor) up the (G/B) gar bage (C major)
with these handcuffs on" (A7)
He said (D7) "shut up kid, (G major)
get in the back of the patrol (C major) car"
And that's what we did,
and (C7) sat in the back of the patrol car,
and (F major) drove to the
quote, scene (D7/F#) of the crime, unquote
(C major) I want to tell you 'bout the town (A7) of
Stockbridge, Massachusetts, (D7)
where this is (G6) happenin'
Here they (C major) got three (G major) stop (A minor) signs, (G/B)
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(C major) two police officers, and one (A7) police car
But when (D7) we got to the (G6) scene of the crime,
(C major) (G major) there was (A minor) five (G/B) po (C major) lice officers
and three police (A7) cars
Bein' the biggest (D7) crime of the last fifty (G major) years
and everybody wanted to (C major) get in
the newspaper story a (C7) bout it
And they was usin' (F major) up all kinds of
cop (D7/F#) equipment that they had
(C major) hangin' around the Police Officer (A7) Station
They was takin' (D7) plaster tire (G6) tracks,
footprints (C major) (G major) dog- (A minor) smell (G/B) in' prints
Verse 11
(C major) And they took twenty-seven
(A7) 8 x 10 colored glossy (D7) photographs (G6)
with cir (C major) cles and arrows (G major) and a (A minor) para (G/B) graph
(C major) on the back
Of each one (A7) explainin' what each one was,
(D7) to be used as evidence against (G major) us
(C major) Took pictures of the approach,
(C7) the getaway, the northwest corner, (F major)
the southwest corner
And that's (D7/F#) not to mention
the aer (C major) ial photography
(A7) (D7) (G6)
After (C major) (G major) the or (A minor) deal (G/B) we
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(C major) went back to the jail
Obie (A7) said he was gonna put us in a cell
(D7) He said "kid, I'm (G6) gonna put you (C major) in a (G major) cell
I (A minor) want your (G/B) wal let (C major) and your belt"
(A7) And I said, "Obie, I can understand (D7)
your wantin' my wallet,
so I don't (G major) have any money to spend in the (C major) cell
But what do you want my belt (C7) for?"
And he said "Kid, (F major)
we don't (D7/F#) want any hangin's"
(C major) I said, "Obie, did (A7) you think I was gonna
hang my (D7) self for litterin'?" (G6) (C major) (G major) (A minor) Obie (G/B) said he
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(C major) was makin' sure, and, friends, O (A7) bie was
'Cause he took out the toilet (D7) seat
so I (G6) couldn't hit my (C major) self
ov (G major) er the head (A minor) and drown (G/B)
(C major) And he took out the toilet paper (A7)
so I couldn't bend the bars (D7)
Roll out, to (G major) roll the toilet paper out the (C major) window,
slide down the roll and (C7) have an escape
(F major) Obie was makin' sure and it was
a (D7/F#) bout four or five hours (C major) later that Alice
(A7) Remember Alice? (D7) it's a song (G6) 'bout Alice
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B) Alice
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(C major) came by and, with a
few nasty (A7) words to Obie on the side
(D7) Bailed us out (G6) of jail,
and we (C major) went back (G major) to the (A minor) church, (G/B)
had an (C major) other Thanksgiving dinner
that (A7) couldn't be beat
And didn't get up (D7) until the next morning
When (G major) we all had to go to court (C major)
(C7) We walked in, (F major) sat down, Obie came in
(D7/F#) With the twenty-seven 8 by (C major) 10
colored glossy pictures
(A7) with the circles and arrows
And a para (D7) graph on the back (G6) each one,
(C major) sat (G major) down (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 15
(C major) Man (A7) came in, said, "All rise!"
(D7) We all (G6) stood up, and Obie (C major) stood (G major) up
with the (A minor) twenty- (G/B) seven (C major) 8 by 10
colored glossy (A7) pictures,
and the judge walked in, (D7) sat down
With a seein' (G major) eye dog and he sat down (C major)
We (C7) sat down
O (F major) bie looked at the seein' eye dog (D7/F#)
(C major) then at the twenty-seven (A7) 8 x 10
colored glossy (D7) pictures with the (G6) circles
and arrows (C major) and a (G major) paragraph (A minor) on the (G/B) back
Verse 16
each (C major) one
And looked at (A7) the seein' eye dog
(D7) (G6) (C major) And (G major) then at the (A minor) twenty- (G/B) seven
(C major) 8 x 10 colored glossy (A7) pictures
with the circles and arrows
And (D7) a paragraph on the back each (G major) one
and began to cry
(C major) 'Cause Obie came to the realization (C7) that
it was a typi (F major) cal case of American blind (D7/F#) justice
And there was noth (C major) in' he could do about it,
and the (A7) judge wasn't gonna look at
the (D7) twenty-seven 8 (G6) by 10
(C major) colored (G major) glossy (A minor) (G/B) pictures
Verse 17
(C major) with the circles and arrows and
a (A7) paragraph on the back each (D7) one
Explainin' what (G6) each one was, (C major)
to be (G major) used as (A minor) evi dence (G/B) a (C major) gainst us
(A7) And we was fined fifty dollars (D7)
and had to pick up (G major) the garbage in the snow
(C major) But (C7) that's not what I came
to tell you a (F major) bout (D7/F#)
(C major) Came (A7) to talk about the draft
(D7) (G6) (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 18
They (C major) got a buildin' down New York City (A7)
's called Whitehall Street, (D7) where you walk in,
(G6) you get injected, (C major) (G major) in (A minor) spect (G/B) ed,
detected, (C major) infected, ne (A7) glected and selected
(D7) (G major)
(C major) I went down (C7) and got my physical
exami (F major) nation one day,
and I walked (D7/F#) in, sat down
(C major) Got good and drunk the night be (A7) fore,
so I looked and felt my (D7) best
when I (G6) went in that (C major) morning (G major) (A minor)
'Cause (G/B) I
Verse 19
want (C major) ed to look like the All-American
(A7) kid from New York City
(D7) Man, I wanted, (G6) I wanted to
(C major) feel (G major) like (A minor) all, (G/B) I wanted
(C major) to be the All-Ameri (A7) can kid from New York
And (D7) I walked in, sat down, I (G major) was hung down,
brung down, (C major) hung up
and all kinds of (C7) mean, nasty, ugly things
(F major) And I walked in, I sat (D7/F#) down,
they gave me a piece of paper (C major) said,
"Kid, (A7) see the psychiatrist, room (D7) 604", (G6) and
(C major) (G major) I went (A minor) up there, (G/B) I said,
Verse 20
(C major) "Shrink, (A7) I wanna kill, (D7) (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) I wanna, (G/B) I wanna (C major) kill
(A7) Kill, (D7) I want, I wanna see,
I wan (G major) na see blood and gore and guts
(C major) and veins in my teeth (C7)
Eat dead, (F major) burnt bodies (D7/F#)
I mean kill, (C major) (A7) kill! Kill! (D7) (G6) Kill!"
(C major) And I (G major) started (A minor) jumpin' up (G/B) and
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down, (C major) yellin' "Kill, (A7) kill!"
And he started (D7) jumpin' up and (G6) down with me,
(C major) and we was (G major) both (A minor) jumpin' up (G/B) and down, (C major)
yellin' "Kill! (A7) Kill!" and the sergeant (D7)
came over, pinned a medal (G major) on me
Sent me down the hall, (C major) said "You're our boy"
(C7) Didn't (F major) feel too good about it (D7/F#)
Proceeded on (C major) down the hall,
gettin' more (A7) injections, inspections, (D7)
detections, (G6) neglections, (C major) and all (G major) (A minor) kinds (G/B) of stuff
Verse 22
(C major) that they was doin' to me at (A7) the thing there
And I was there for (D7) two hours, (G6)
(C major) three hours, (G major) (A minor) four (G/B) hours
(C major) I was there for a long (A7) time goin' through
all kinds of (D7) mean, nasty, ugly things (G major)
And I was just (C major) havin' a tough time there,
and (C7) they was inspectin', in (F major) jectin',
every single (D7/F#) part of me,
and they was leavin' (C major) no part untouched
(A7) Proceeded (D7) through, and I's (G6)
(C major) When final (G major) ly came (A minor) to (G/B) see
Verse 23
the (C major) very last man
I walked (A7) in, walked in (F sharpdim7) sat down,
af (Gdim7) ter whole big (A flatdim7) thing there,
(Adim7) and I walked up and (B flatdim7) said,
"What do you want?"
He (Bdim7) said, "Kid, we only (Cdim7) got one (D flatdim7) question:
Have you ever been arrested?"
(G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 24
(C major) And I proceeded to tell him (A7) the story
of Alice's Restaurant (D7) Mas (G6) sacree,
with (C major) (G major) full or (A minor) chestration (G/B)
and (C major) five-part harmony and stuff like (A7) that,
and then all the phenomena
He (D7) stopped me right there and said,‎
"Kid, did you ever go to court?" (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 25
(C major) I proceeded to tell him the (A7) story
of the twenty-seven eight-by-ten (D7) (G6) color glossy
(C major) pictures (G major) with the circles (A minor) and (G/B) arrows
(C major) and the paragraph on the back (A7) of each one,
and he stopped me right (D7) there and said,
"Kid, I want you to go over and sit down
on that bench that says Group W
Now, kid!
(G major) (A minor) (G/B)
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(C major) (A7)
(D7) (G6) And I, I (C major) walked over (G major) to the,
to the (A minor) bench there and (G/B) there is,
(C major) there is Group W, that's where,
where (A7) they put you if you you may not be
moral (D7) enough to, to join the army
after (G major) committing your special crime
An' (C major) here was all kinds of mean, nasty,
(C7) ugly-lookin' people on the bench there
(F major) Mother-rapers, (D7/F#) father-stabbers,
(C major) father-rapers!
(A7) Father-rapers sitting (D7) right there
on the (G6) bench next to me!
(C major) And (G major) (A minor) they was (G/B)
Verse 27
mean (C major) and ugly and (A7) horrible crime-type (D7) guys
sitting (G6) there on the bench (C major)
And (G major) the meanest, (A minor) ugliest, (G/B) (C major) nastiest one,
the meanest (A7) father-raper of them all,
(D7) was coming over to me
and he (G major) was mean and ugly and nasty
and (C major) horrible and all kind of things
(C7) And he sat down next to me and (F major) said,
"Kid, (D7/F#) (C major) what'd you get?" (A7)
I said, "I (D7) didn't get nothing,
I (G6) had to pay fifty (C major) dol (G major) lars and (A minor) pick (G/B) up
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the (C major) garbage" (A7)
He said, (D7) "What were you arrested (G6) for, kid?"
and I (C major) (G major) said, (A minor) "Litter (G/B) ing"
(C major) And they (A7) all moved away from me
(D7) on the bench there, and the the hairy (G major) eyeball
and all kinds of mean (C major) nasty things,
'til I (C7) said, "And creating a nuisance,"
and (F major) they all came back, shook (D7/F#) my hand,
and we had a great (C major) time on the bench,
talk (A7) in' about crime, mother-stabbing,
father-raping, (D7) all (G6) kinds of groovy (C major) things
(G major) that we was (A minor) talking (G/B) about
Verse 29
on (C major) the bench
And everything was (A7) was fine,
we was smoking cigar (D7) ettes
and all (G6) kinds kinds of things,
(C major) until (G major) the ser (A minor) geant came (G/B) over
(C major) (A7) Had some paper in his (D7) hand
Held it up and said, "Kids, (G major)
(C major) this piece of paper's got
forty-seven words, thirty-seven sentences,
fifty-eight words, we wanna know
details of the crime, time of the crime,
any other kind of thing you gotta say
pertaining to and about the crime,
I wanna know the arresting officer's name,
any other kind of thing you got (G major) ta say"
And (A minor) he talked (G/B) for
Verse 30
(C major) forty-five minutes and nobod (A7) y understood
a word that (D7) he said,
but (G6) we had (C major) fun (G major) filling out (A minor) the (G/B) forms
and (C major) playing with the pencils
on the (A7) bench there
(D7) I filled out the massacree (G major) with the
four-part harmo (C major) ny, and wrote it down (C7) there,
just like it was, and eve (F major) rything was fine
And I (D7/F#) put down the pencil,
and (C major) I turned over (A7) the piece of paper, and,
(D7) and there (G major)
(C major) There on oth (C7) er side
(F major) In the mid (D7/F#) dle of the other side
(C major) (A7) A (D7) way from eve (G6) rything else
(C major) on the (G major) other (A minor) side (G/B)
Verse 31
(C major) (A7) In pa (D7) rentheses (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) Capital letters (A7)
(D7) Quotated (G major)
(C major) Read the following words: (C7) (F major) "Kid, (D7/F#)
(C major) you rehabiltated (A7) yourself?"
(D7) I went o (G6) ver to the ser (C major) geant,
I (G major) said, "Sergeant, (A minor) you (G/B) got a
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(C major) lotta damn gall (A7) to ask me
if I've reha (D7) bilitated my (G6) self
I mean, (C major) (G major) (A minor) I mean, (G/B)
(C major) I mean (A7) that just,
I'm (D7) sittin' here on the bench
Mean (G major) I'm sittin' here,
(C major) on the Group W bench, (C7)
(F major) 'cause you want to know if I'm
(D7/F#) moral enough to join the ar (C major) my,
burn women, kids, houses (A7) and villages
after (D7) being a litterbug" (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
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(C major) He looked at me (A7) and said, "Kid,
(D7) (G6) we don't like (C major) your kind (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) And we're gonna send your
(A7) fingerprints off to Washington"
(D7) And, friends, (G major) somewhere in Washing (C major) ton
enshrined in some lit (C7) tle folder,
is a (F major) study in black and white
(D7/F#) of my (C major) fingerprints (A7)
And the only reason (D7) I'm singing you (G6) this song
now (C major) is (G major) 'cause you (A minor) may know (G/B)
Verse 34
some (C major) body in a similar situation (A7) (D7) (G6)
Or you (C major) may be (G major) in a (A minor) similar (G/B) situ (C major) ation
And if you're in a situation (A7) like that
there's (D7) only one thing you can do,
and that's (G major) walk into the shrink (C major)
wherever you are, (C7) just walk in,
say "Shrink, (F major) (D7/F#)
(C major) you can get anything (A7) you want,
at Al (D7) ice's (G6) restaurant" (C major)
And (G major) walk out (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 35
(C major) (A7) You know, if one person,
(D7) just one (G6) person does it,
(C major) they may (G major) think he's (A minor) really (G/B)
sick, (C major) and they won't take him (A7)
And (D7) if two people, two (G major) people do it,
(C major) in harmony (C7) they may
(F major) think they're both faggots
and they won't (D7/F#) take either of 'em
(C major) (A7) And if three people (D7) do it, (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 36
three, (C major) can you imagine?
Three (A7) people walking in, singing a (D7) bar of
(G6) "Alice's Restaurant" (C major) and walking (G major) out? (A minor) (G/B)
They may (C major) think it's an organization (A7)
And can (D7) you, can you imagine fifty (G major) people
a day, I (C major) said fifty people a day!
(C7) Walkin' in, singin' a bar of (F major) "Alice's Restaurant"
and walking (D7/F#) out
And friends, they may (C major) think it's a movement!
(A7) And that's what it is,
(D7) the Alice's (G6) Restaurant (C major) An (G major) ti- (A minor) Massa (G/B) cree
Verse 37
(C major) Movement, and all you got to (A7) do to join
is sing it (D7) the next time (G6) it comes
a (C major) round (G major) on the (A minor) gui tar (G/B)
(C major) With (A7) feeling
(D7) So we'll (G major) wait 'til it comes around
on the guitar (C major) here, sing (C7) it when it does
(F major) (D7/F#)
(C major) (A7) Here it comes
(D7) (G6) (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Chorus 2
(C major) You can get any (A7) thing you want
at (D7) Alice's (G6) restaurant (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) You can get anything (A7) you want
(D7) at Alice's (G major) restaurant
(C major) Walk right in, it's a (C7) round the back
(F major) Just a half a mile from the (D7/F#) railroad track
(C major) You can get any (A7) thing you want
at Alice's (D7) (G6) restaurant (C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Verse 38
(C major) That was horrible (A7) (D7) (G6)
(C major) (G major) You (A minor) want to end (G/B) war
and (C major) stuff, you got to sing loud (A7)
(D7) You could put a lot—
(G major) I've been singing this song now
for (C major) twenty-five minutes
(C7) I could sing it for an (F major) other
twenty-five minutes (D7/F#)
I'm not (C major) proud (A7)
Or (D7) tired (G6)
(C major) (G major) So we'll (A minor) wait 'til it (G/B) comes
Verse 39
a (C major) round again, and (A7) this time with
four- (D7) part harmony (G6) and feeling
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
(C major) (A7) We're just waiting for it
to (D7) come around is what we're doing (G major)
(C major) (C7) (F major) (D7/F#)
(C major) (A7)
All (D7) right now (G6)
(C major) (G major) (A minor) (G/B)
Chorus 3
(C major) You can get any (A7) thing you want
at (D7) Alice's (G6) restaurant
(C major) (ex (G major) cepting (A minor) Al ice) (G/B)
(C major) You can get anything (A7) you want
(D7) at Alice's (G major) restaurant
Said (C major) walk right in, it's a (C7) round the back
(F major) Just a half a mile from the (D7/F#) railroad track
And (C major) you can get any (A7) thing you want
at Alice's (D7) (G6) restaurant
(C major) Da- da-da- da-da- da-da- (D7) dum At Alice's
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