D _ _ _
G _ _ _
C _ _ .
_ _
G _ _ _ _
C _ _ .
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ Headed wicked in your high top shoes,
C sitting in the back of the class house just like you.
D G Always left out, never fit in
C on the night path.
You're a walker,
G Mr.
_
C Misunderstood, _ .
_ _
G Mr.
_
C Misunderstood.
_ .
_
G Your buddies get their rocks off on top for the radio,
C but you love your daddy's vinyl.
Old time _
G rockin', ever sky stead of Ray Wiley.
Her
C buddin' think Jeff Tweedy is one bad mother.
G Mr.
_ Misunderstood,
C _ .
_ _
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood.
_ One
D day you'll lead the charge, you'll lead the
C band, guitar hero with lightning
G hands.
The
D girls will like your tattoos and the veins in your arms,
C they'll be helpless to
G your musical charms.
Then they'll all hold up
C their hands, _ _
G they'll all wanna
C dance.
_ _ _
G Mr.
_
C Misunderstood, _ _ _
G Mr.
_ _
C.
Misunderstood.
_ _
G First time I
C met Alabama
G Hannah, I was skinny as a rail.
_ _ _ Redhead tied up in a blue bandana, she was hotter than the devil's hair.
D _ _
G _ She turned me on to back
C porch
G pickup Jackson Pollock and Jim.
_ _ _ Her daddy didn't
C trust my intentions,
G so he turned to his daddy's
C old four ten.
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood, _ _
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood.
_
G Had
D an accident, so off I
G C went, I was mad at the
G sun for comin' up again.
_
D I lost religion, had my soul in the blues,
C rubbed that velvet off
G my blues.
Everybody _ held up their
C hands, _
G every soul on Beale Street
C danced.
_
G _ Mr.
_
C Misunderstood, _ .
_ _
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood.
G _ So I went with it like
C a cold old McClellan through
G the glass behind my rear view.
C _
G _ .
_ To the left when the
C world went right down
G _ 16th Avenue.
C _ _ _
G _ .
Played with fire and I played all edges every circus stage and county fair.
They tried to find my voice, sand my edges and I just grew out my
C hair.
_ _
G Mr.
_ .
Misunderstood, _ _ Mr.
_ _ .
_ _ Misunderstood.
D They're standing in line, _ chasing the
G buzz of
C the next big thing
G that already was.
D Hell if they know what they're trying to
C find underneath that same
G old men's dung kind.
Yeah, it gives the head scratchers
C kids
G a wonderin' how in the hell they
C missed.
_ .
_
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood, _ .
_ _
G Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood.
_ _ _
G _ Headed Wynka in your high top shoes,
C sittin' in the back of the class I was just
G like him.
_ Mr.
_ .
_ Misunderstood, _ _ Mr.
_ .
_ _ Misunderstood.
_ _ _ .
Mr.
_ _
C Misunderstood, _ _ _ .
G Mr.
_ _ Misunderstood.
_ _ .
_ Mr.
_ Misunderstood, _ _ _ _ Mr.
_ Misunderstood.
Mr.
Misunderstood, _ _ _ _
C Mr.
Misunderstood.
G _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ Mr.
Misunderstood, _
C _ _ .
_ _
G _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _
C _ _ .
_ _
G _ _ _ _
C _ _ .
_
G _ _ _ _
C _ _ .
Mr.
_
G _ Misunderstood.
_ _
C.
Mr.
G _ _ _ _ _ _
C _ .
_ _
G _ _ _
C _ _ _ .
_ _
G _
C Misunderstood.
_ _ _ .
_ _
G _ _ _ _
C _ _ .
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