Chords for John Prine - Lonesome Friends of Science (Official Video)
Tempo:
65.05 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Am
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[C]
The world
[F] will end most [C] any day.
Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my family.
[C]
Now poor old Planet Pluto now.
[F] He never stood a chance no how.
[C] When he got uninvited to
[G] The interplanetary [C] dance.
Once a mighty planet there.
[F] Now just an ordinary star.
[C] Hanging out in Hollywood.
[G] In some old funky [D] sushi [C] bar.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my kids and me.
[C]
The Vulcan lives in Birmingham.
[F] Sometimes he just don't give a damn.
[C] His head is full of bumblebees.
[G] His pride hangs down below his knees.
[C] Venus left him long ago.
[F] For a guy named Mars from Idaho.
[C] The Vulcan sent a wedding gift.
[G] Three legged stool and a wheelchair lift.
[C]
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] This world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my [F] head.
Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and [C] me.
Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
Those bastards in their white lab coats.
[F] Who experiment with mountain goats.
[C] Should leave the universe alone.
[G] It's not their business, not their home.
[C] I go to sleep and it never [F] rains.
My dog predicts hurricanes.
[C] She can smell a storm a mile away.
[G] That's all the news we have today.
[C] Uh huh.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my [C] bed.
I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and me.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
The world
[F] will end most [C] any day.
Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my family.
[C]
Now poor old Planet Pluto now.
[F] He never stood a chance no how.
[C] When he got uninvited to
[G] The interplanetary [C] dance.
Once a mighty planet there.
[F] Now just an ordinary star.
[C] Hanging out in Hollywood.
[G] In some old funky [D] sushi [C] bar.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my kids and me.
[C]
The Vulcan lives in Birmingham.
[F] Sometimes he just don't give a damn.
[C] His head is full of bumblebees.
[G] His pride hangs down below his knees.
[C] Venus left him long ago.
[F] For a guy named Mars from Idaho.
[C] The Vulcan sent a wedding gift.
[G] Three legged stool and a wheelchair lift.
[C]
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] This world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my [F] head.
Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and [C] me.
Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
Those bastards in their white lab coats.
[F] Who experiment with mountain goats.
[C] Should leave the universe alone.
[G] It's not their business, not their home.
[C] I go to sleep and it never [F] rains.
My dog predicts hurricanes.
[C] She can smell a storm a mile away.
[G] That's all the news we have today.
[C] Uh huh.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my [C] bed.
I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and me.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
[Am] Uh huh.
[C] Uh huh.
Key:
C
F
G
Am
D
C
F
G
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The world _ _
[F] will end most [C] any day.
Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my family.
[C] _ _
_ _ Now poor old Planet Pluto now.
[F] He never stood a chance no how.
[C] When he got uninvited to
[G] The interplanetary [C] dance.
Once a mighty planet there.
[F] Now just an ordinary star.
[C] Hanging out in Hollywood.
[G] In some old funky [D] sushi [C] bar.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my kids and me.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The Vulcan lives in Birmingham.
[F] Sometimes he just don't give a damn.
[C] His head is full of bumblebees.
[G] His pride hangs down below his knees.
[C] Venus left him long ago.
[F] For a guy named Mars from Idaho.
[C] The Vulcan sent a wedding gift.
[G] Three legged stool and a wheelchair lift.
[C] _ _
_ _ The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] This world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my [F] head.
Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and [C] me.
Uh huh. _
_ [Am] Uh huh. _ _
[C] Uh huh.
_ _ [Am] Uh huh. _
_ [C] Uh huh.
Those _ _ bastards in their white lab coats.
[F] Who experiment with mountain goats.
[C] Should leave the universe alone.
[G] It's not their business, not their home.
[C] I go to sleep and it never [F] rains.
My dog predicts hurricanes.
[C] She can smell a storm a mile away.
[G] That's all the news we have today.
[C] Uh huh. _ _ _
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my [C] bed.
I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and me.
[C] Uh huh. _ _
[Am] Uh huh.
_ _ [C] Uh huh. _
_ [Am] Uh huh. _ _
[C] Uh huh. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The world _ _
[F] will end most [C] any day.
Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my family.
[C] _ _
_ _ Now poor old Planet Pluto now.
[F] He never stood a chance no how.
[C] When he got uninvited to
[G] The interplanetary [C] dance.
Once a mighty planet there.
[F] Now just an ordinary star.
[C] Hanging out in Hollywood.
[G] In some old funky [D] sushi [C] bar.
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog and my kids and me.
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ The Vulcan lives in Birmingham.
[F] Sometimes he just don't give a damn.
[C] His head is full of bumblebees.
[G] His pride hangs down below his knees.
[C] Venus left him long ago.
[F] For a guy named Mars from Idaho.
[C] The Vulcan sent a wedding gift.
[G] Three legged stool and a wheelchair lift.
[C] _ _
_ _ The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] This world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my [F] head.
Where long ago I made my bed.
[C] I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and [C] me.
Uh huh. _
_ [Am] Uh huh. _ _
[C] Uh huh.
_ _ [Am] Uh huh. _
_ [C] Uh huh.
Those _ _ bastards in their white lab coats.
[F] Who experiment with mountain goats.
[C] Should leave the universe alone.
[G] It's not their business, not their home.
[C] I go to sleep and it never [F] rains.
My dog predicts hurricanes.
[C] She can smell a storm a mile away.
[G] That's all the news we have today.
[C] Uh huh. _ _ _
The lonesome friends of science say.
[F] The world will end most any day.
[C] Well if it does then that's okay.
[G] Cause I don't live here anyway.
[C] I live down deep inside my head.
[F] Where long ago I made my [C] bed.
I get my mail in Tennessee.
[G] My wife, my dog, my kids and me.
[C] Uh huh. _ _
[Am] Uh huh.
_ _ [C] Uh huh. _
_ [Am] Uh huh. _ _
[C] Uh huh. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _