Biography:
Parliament is an American funk band formed in the late 1960s by George Clinton as part of his Parliament-Funkadelic collective. Less rock-oriented than its sister act Funkadelic, Parliament drew on science-fiction and outlandish performances in their work. The band scored a number of Top 10 hits, including the million-selling 1976 single "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)", and Top 40 albums such as Mothership Connection (1975). Clinton dissolved the band in the early 1980s.
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[Intro]
Am Em F Dm C Dm
Em C Am Em Dm Am
Dm Am F G Am F
[Verse 1]
G Am F G Bm Dm
Jesus, born a man
G Am Dm G Am
Jesus, crucified by man
F G Am
I'm thinking of Jesus
G Am F
Wanted man to be free
C Gbm G Am
Jesus, he got out of hand
[Chorus]
G Eb
Jesus was living the life
F
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
Eb
Jesus, was living the life
G Em
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
Dm Gbm C F G Bm
F C Gbm
Yeah, Je
[Verse 2]
Am C Gbm
A tree planted by the river water
F C Bm Am C Bm
Homo sapien pollutes the air
F G Bm F G Bm Am
No more trees, the highways are coming
G Bm F C Gbm
Homo sapien, hey-hey, progressin'
[Chorus]
G Gbm Eb
The tree was just living the life
F
Loving the life it lived, and had a right to
Eb
The tree was just living the life
G
Loving the life it lived, and had a right to
[Instrumental]
Bb G F Bb G Bb G
F G Bb G Bb G Bb
G C Bb G Bb G C Bb
C F G
[Chorus]
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
[Outro]
G F Gbm G F C Gbm
G F Gbm G F Am Gbm
Eb G F Am Gbm Gbm
G F Am Gbm Am G F G
Am Em F Dm C Dm
Em C Am Em Dm Am
Dm Am F G Am F
[Verse 1]
G Am F G Bm Dm
Jesus, born a man
G Am Dm G Am
Jesus, crucified by man
F G Am
I'm thinking of Jesus
G Am F
Wanted man to be free
C Gbm G Am
Jesus, he got out of hand
[Chorus]
G Eb
Jesus was living the life
F
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
Eb
Jesus, was living the life
G Em
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
Dm Gbm C F G Bm
F C Gbm
Yeah, Je
[Verse 2]
Am C Gbm
A tree planted by the river water
F C Bm Am C Bm
Homo sapien pollutes the air
F G Bm F G Bm Am
No more trees, the highways are coming
G Bm F C Gbm
Homo sapien, hey-hey, progressin'
[Chorus]
G Gbm Eb
The tree was just living the life
F
Loving the life it lived, and had a right to
Eb
The tree was just living the life
G
Loving the life it lived, and had a right to
[Instrumental]
Bb G F Bb G Bb G
F G Bb G Bb G Bb
G C Bb G Bb G C Bb
C F G
[Chorus]
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
G
He was living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived, and had a right to
G
He was just living the life
F Gbm
Loving the life he lived and had a right to
[Outro]
G F Gbm G F C Gbm
G F Gbm G F Am Gbm
Eb G F Am Gbm Gbm
G F Am Gbm Am G F G
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