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Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Intro]
G C G C
[Verse]
G Em
Oh Never give your money to no musician. (Oh no!)
C D
They'll blow it all on guitar strings and bread. (Mmmm, bread)
G C Em D
If you want a sound investment, then your money will be best spent
Eb F D
on a slot machine or roulette wheel instead. (Oh I've got one)
[Verse]
G Em
Don't you give your money to no explorer. (Go Ernest!)
C D
Adventure fills the heart but not the purse. (That's right)
G C Em D
He'll tell you there'll be riches, and the polar ice bewitches,
Eb F G
But you'll lose your shirt and all your cash, or worse. (Good one)
[Bridge]
C D
They'll say anything to change your mind,
G F
They'll tell you how they're in a bind,
G C G
How they're on the verge of something great! (Uh huh!)
C D
Then they'll promise you the moon,
Em C
the rent comes due they'll change their tune
C D
And then you realize it's much too late.
[Verse]
E C#m
Oh Never give your money to no musician. (Or explorer)
A B
Don't give us dollars, sheckles, pesos, pounds or yen.
E A C#m B
'Cause despite our best intentions, you'll need legal interventions,
C D E
if you ever want that money back again.
[Bridge]
A B
Because you know we ain't like other folks,
E D
we push and pull and pry and coax
E B E
The beauty from the boring and mundane.
A B C#m A
We don't know from financial things, we live like paupers, dream like kings.
A B
And everybody thinks that we're insane.
[Closing]
E A C#m B
Better brillianter and broker (than well off and mediocre)
C D E
we'll be better off without it anyway.
E A C#m B
Better dirt-port and inspired, than rich and fat and tired.
C D E
Down and out musicians and explorers, that's how we're gonna stay!
A B E
G C G C
[Verse]
G Em
Oh Never give your money to no musician. (Oh no!)
C D
They'll blow it all on guitar strings and bread. (Mmmm, bread)
G C Em D
If you want a sound investment, then your money will be best spent
Eb F D
on a slot machine or roulette wheel instead. (Oh I've got one)
[Verse]
G Em
Don't you give your money to no explorer. (Go Ernest!)
C D
Adventure fills the heart but not the purse. (That's right)
G C Em D
He'll tell you there'll be riches, and the polar ice bewitches,
Eb F G
But you'll lose your shirt and all your cash, or worse. (Good one)
[Bridge]
C D
They'll say anything to change your mind,
G F
They'll tell you how they're in a bind,
G C G
How they're on the verge of something great! (Uh huh!)
C D
Then they'll promise you the moon,
Em C
the rent comes due they'll change their tune
C D
And then you realize it's much too late.
[Verse]
E C#m
Oh Never give your money to no musician. (Or explorer)
A B
Don't give us dollars, sheckles, pesos, pounds or yen.
E A C#m B
'Cause despite our best intentions, you'll need legal interventions,
C D E
if you ever want that money back again.
[Bridge]
A B
Because you know we ain't like other folks,
E D
we push and pull and pry and coax
E B E
The beauty from the boring and mundane.
A B C#m A
We don't know from financial things, we live like paupers, dream like kings.
A B
And everybody thinks that we're insane.
[Closing]
E A C#m B
Better brillianter and broker (than well off and mediocre)
C D E
we'll be better off without it anyway.
E A C#m B
Better dirt-port and inspired, than rich and fat and tired.
C D E
Down and out musicians and explorers, that's how we're gonna stay!
A B E
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