Biography:
Vincent Damon Furnier (born February 4, 1948 in Detroit, MI) better known as Alice Cooper is an American rock singer, songwriter, and musician whose career spans five decades. With a stage show that features guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood, boa constrictors, and baby dolls, he is considered by fans and peers alike to be "The Godfather of Shock Rock"; Cooper has drawn equally from horror movies, vaudeville, and garage rock to pioneer a grandly theatrical and macabre brand of rock designed to shock.
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- Hell Is Living Without You
- I Am The Spider/epilogue
- I Might As Well Be On Mars
- I'll Never Cry
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- Last Man On Earth
- No More Mr. Nice Guy
- Poison
- Schools Out
- The Saga Of Jesse Jane
- Am The Spider Epilogue
- Apple Bush
- Ballad Of Dwight Fry
- Bb On Mars
- Be My Lover
- Be With You Awhile
- Beautiful Flyaway
- Below Your Means
- Billion Dollar Babies
- Black Ju Ju
- Burning Our Bed
- Changing Arranging
- Clones
- Crazy Little Child
- Dangerous Tonight
- Department Of Youth
- Desperado
- Die For You
- Dragontown
- Earwigs To Eternity
- Eleanor Rigby
- Every Woman Has A Name
- Fields Of Regret
- Former Lee Warmer
- Generation Landslide
- Give The Kid A Break
- Going Home
- Grim Facts
- Hard Rock Summer
- Hes Back The Man Behind The Mask
- Hey Stoopid
- House Of Fire
- How You Gonna See Me Now
- Hurricane Years
- I Am Made Of You
- I Love The Dead
- I Never Cry
- Ill Bite Your Face Off
- Im Eighteen
- In Touch With Your Feminine Side
- Is Anyone Home
- Is It My Body
- Its Me
- Killed By Love
- Laughing At Me
- Lay Down And Die Goodbye
- Levity Ball
- Living
- Long Way To Go
- Lost In America
- Loves A Loaded Gun
- Might As Well Be On Mars
- Millie And Billie
- Mr Misdemeanor
- No Longer Umpire
- No More Mr Nice Guy
- Nobody Likes Me
- Novocaine
- Only Women Bleed
- Pain
- Paranormal
- Pass The Gun Around
- Reflected
- Refrigerator Heaven
- Return Of The Spiders
- Saga Of Jesse Jane
- Salvation
- Second Coming
- Shoe Salesman
- Shools Out For Summer
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- Six Hours
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- Stolen Prayer
- Sun Arise
- Take It Like A Woman
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- The Congregation
- The Quiet Room
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[Verse 1]
Em
Crazy little child
C
Never got to see
Em B
All the pretty things in life
B7
Had him put away
Em
Nothing they could say
C B
Could ever make the pieces fit
Em
Aw well, Daddy-o was rich
C
Mama was a bitch
Em B
Living wasn't easy in between
B7
Behind his silent scream
Em
Jackson, in his teens
C B Em
Was planning his escape
[Chorus]
G
He was a crazy little child
D
New Orleans Alley playground
D7
Grimy faced
D7 Em
He watched the hookers cry
G D
Winos were his friends and when he talked to them
D7 B
They said, "Jackson, boy, they'll get you by and by"
[Verse 2]
Em
Depression settin' in
C
Desp'rate, cool and quick
Em B
Jackson learned the ropes out on the street
B7
Little candy stores
Em
Just pickin' locks and doors
C B Em
Was practice for a two bit petty thief
Em
So Jackson went to Ritz
C
And ev'ryone was hip
Em B
Ritz ran all the rackets there in town
B7
If you need another boy
Em
A trigger or a blade
Em C B
Well, I'm the slickest cat around
Em
Yeah, Ritz gave him the eye
C
Once over, then he smiled
Em B
"Yeah, I've got something here in mind
B7
If you meet me here at two
Em
I think you'll like the view
C B Em
Of that long green when you crack that safe tonight"
[Chorus]
G
He was a crazy little child
D
New Orleans Alley playground
D7
Grimy faced
D7 Em
He watched the hookers cry
G D
Winos were his friends and when he talked to them
D7 B
They said, "Jackson, boy, they'll get you by and by" that's right
[Verse 3]
Em
Well, I'll wait for you outside
C
And I'll be your ears and your eyes
Em B
And boy, you just slip in there and bring out all that loot
B7
But Ritz was taken by surprise
Em
Couple of unspected guys
C B Em
And they left poor Jackson inside
[Instrumental solo]
Em Em Em C C C Em Em Em B B B
B7 B7 B7 Em Em Em C C C B B B
Em Em Em C C C Em Em Em B B B
B7 B7 B7 Em Em Em C C C B B B
[Verse 4]
Em
Questions there were few
C
In fact there were none
Em B
When those Sheriff's bullets start to fly
B7
He lay dying on the floor
Em
With a smokin' forty-four
C B Em
He said, "I must admit the winos were right"
Em
Crazy little child
C
Never got to see
Em B
All the pretty things in life
B7
We buried him today
Em
Nothing we could say
C B
Could ever make the pieces fit
C B Em
Yeah, I must admit the winos were right
C B Em
Oh, I must admit the winos were right
C
His last words were
B B B C Em
I must admit the winos we-ere ri-ight
Em
Crazy little child
C
Never got to see
Em B
All the pretty things in life
B7
Had him put away
Em
Nothing they could say
C B
Could ever make the pieces fit
Em
Aw well, Daddy-o was rich
C
Mama was a bitch
Em B
Living wasn't easy in between
B7
Behind his silent scream
Em
Jackson, in his teens
C B Em
Was planning his escape
[Chorus]
G
He was a crazy little child
D
New Orleans Alley playground
D7
Grimy faced
D7 Em
He watched the hookers cry
G D
Winos were his friends and when he talked to them
D7 B
They said, "Jackson, boy, they'll get you by and by"
[Verse 2]
Em
Depression settin' in
C
Desp'rate, cool and quick
Em B
Jackson learned the ropes out on the street
B7
Little candy stores
Em
Just pickin' locks and doors
C B Em
Was practice for a two bit petty thief
Em
So Jackson went to Ritz
C
And ev'ryone was hip
Em B
Ritz ran all the rackets there in town
B7
If you need another boy
Em
A trigger or a blade
Em C B
Well, I'm the slickest cat around
Em
Yeah, Ritz gave him the eye
C
Once over, then he smiled
Em B
"Yeah, I've got something here in mind
B7
If you meet me here at two
Em
I think you'll like the view
C B Em
Of that long green when you crack that safe tonight"
[Chorus]
G
He was a crazy little child
D
New Orleans Alley playground
D7
Grimy faced
D7 Em
He watched the hookers cry
G D
Winos were his friends and when he talked to them
D7 B
They said, "Jackson, boy, they'll get you by and by" that's right
[Verse 3]
Em
Well, I'll wait for you outside
C
And I'll be your ears and your eyes
Em B
And boy, you just slip in there and bring out all that loot
B7
But Ritz was taken by surprise
Em
Couple of unspected guys
C B Em
And they left poor Jackson inside
[Instrumental solo]
Em Em Em C C C Em Em Em B B B
B7 B7 B7 Em Em Em C C C B B B
Em Em Em C C C Em Em Em B B B
B7 B7 B7 Em Em Em C C C B B B
[Verse 4]
Em
Questions there were few
C
In fact there were none
Em B
When those Sheriff's bullets start to fly
B7
He lay dying on the floor
Em
With a smokin' forty-four
C B Em
He said, "I must admit the winos were right"
Em
Crazy little child
C
Never got to see
Em B
All the pretty things in life
B7
We buried him today
Em
Nothing we could say
C B
Could ever make the pieces fit
C B Em
Yeah, I must admit the winos were right
C B Em
Oh, I must admit the winos were right
C
His last words were
B B B C Em
I must admit the winos we-ere ri-ight
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