Chords for Hoodoo Gurus on MTV's The Cutting Edge

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[G#] _ _ I'm Dave [B] Faulkner and I [N] play guitar and sing. _ _ _ _ _
[D#] Hi, _ _ [E] _ my name is Mark Kingsmall and I hit these things for the Hoodoo Gurus.
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[N] _ _ _ _ _ Hi Guru's, I'm Brad Shepard and I play guitar for the Gurus. _ _ _
Do _ you know where my strings went to? _
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_ _ Hi, I'm Clyde Bramley and I play bass guitar for the Hoodoo Gurus. _ _ _ _
Well, if you want to know why we hold [Em] guitars, number one is because _ we can't afford new ones for a start.
_ But the best thing about it is, [E] you can do this. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ I wear one, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fifty and a rash, just to be done.
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[E] And I'm losing [Am] all [E] my fashion.
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[E] Oh, it grows my head, [D] [E] black [A] market, got in [E] my blood.
I'm the [A] real boss.
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_ [N] Sure, there's a lot of American culture in Australia.
McDonald's is everywhere and _ _ we don't have Burger King.
They have a different name there because someone else copyrighted it.
But things like that, all the music is really _ international.
_ _ _ What is probably more interesting is what is Australian about Australia.
And that's something that's not so easy to explain because _ it comes, I guess, from the way the country developed _ in isolation and with the [G] conflicts and so forth.
There's a certain [G#] disrespect for authority.
_ _ We never really had the _ dream family image presented as part of [D] Australiana.
It was more like the guy who _ [G]
threw a stone at the police and was more of [D] a hero than the guy who [G] helped them strike traffic.
[E] I will _ [A]
burn [E] the highway in _ [A] love.
[E] _ _ _ Searching for the moon.
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_ _ I can't stop [A#] until she [E] comes.
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[C] Little while, [A] little while, [E] little while. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ [G#] Lucy [A#] O'Ball hasn't personally [A] contributed anything to the album _ [N] itself, but a lot to my life.
_ _ It's one of my favourite programmes, I Love Lucy.
_ [D] Here's Lucy's OK.
I Love Lucy's a [C#] classic.
And [G] we're all big fans of television shows from many different [N] ages.
_ And she's just one of my heroes and so I got to put her name on the cover.
[Dm] I think I wanted to put Phyllis Tiller on [N] it, I don't know if she's there or not.
She's on there great.
I was called compared to Phyllis Tiller the last time I was in [D#] LA.
My hair was all heaved up.
So I was [Bm] pretty pleased with [A#] that actually.
Even though the [D#m] person thought they were criticising [E] me.
I thought it was great. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I can see the ground on Lucy O [A]'Ball.
_ [E] _ I can see the lips on Lucy O [A]'Tall.
_ I [B] can see the city on Lucy O'Ball.
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[A] _ _ [E] _ You're a doll, you won't be a cat.
[A] _ _ _ You'll be a cat, you won't be a cat.
_ _ I [B] love you. _ _ _
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_ [E] _ _ [A#] play a fairly universal kind of music.
So it doesn't matter whether we come from Australia, [E] England or America.
Just our accents are a bit different. _
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