Chords for Paul McCartney on Acid
Tempo:
78 bpm
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Have you taken LSD?
About four times.
And where did you get it from?
Oh, you know, I mean, if I was to say where I got it from, you know, it's illegal and everything.
It's silly to say that.
Don't you believe that this was a matter which you should have kept private?
The thing is, you know, that I was asked a question by a newspaper.
And the decision was whether to tell a lie or to tell him the truth, you know.
I decided to tell him the truth.
But I really didn't want to say anything, you know, because if I'd had my decision, you know, if I'd had it my way, I wouldn't have told anyone, you know, because I'm not trying to spread the word about this.
But the man from the newspaper is the man from the mass medium, you know.
I'll keep it a personal thing.
If he does too, you know, if he keeps it quiet, but he wanted to spread it, so it's his responsibility, you know, for spreading it, not mine.
[E] But you're a public figure and you [N] said it in the first place and you must have known that it would have made the newspaper.
Yes, but to say it, you know, is only to tell the truth.
I'm telling the truth, you know.
I don't know what everyone's so angry about.
Well, do you think you have now encouraged your fans to take drugs?
I don't think it'll make any difference, you know.
I don't think my fans are going to take drugs just because I did, you know.
But the thing is, that's not the point anyway, you know.
I was asked whether I had or not.
And then from then on, the whole bit about how far it's going to go and how many people it's going to encourage is up to the newspapers and up to you, you know, on television.
I mean, you're spreading this now at this moment.
This is going into all the homes, you know, in Britain.
And I'd rather it didn't, you know.
But you're asking me the question.
You want me to be honest.
I'll be honest, you know.
And as a public figure, surely you've got a responsibility to lots and lots of teenagers.
No, it's you've got the responsibility.
You've got the responsibility not to spread this now.
You know, I'm quite prepared to keep it as a very personal thing,
About four times.
And where did you get it from?
Oh, you know, I mean, if I was to say where I got it from, you know, it's illegal and everything.
It's silly to say that.
Don't you believe that this was a matter which you should have kept private?
The thing is, you know, that I was asked a question by a newspaper.
And the decision was whether to tell a lie or to tell him the truth, you know.
I decided to tell him the truth.
But I really didn't want to say anything, you know, because if I'd had my decision, you know, if I'd had it my way, I wouldn't have told anyone, you know, because I'm not trying to spread the word about this.
But the man from the newspaper is the man from the mass medium, you know.
I'll keep it a personal thing.
If he does too, you know, if he keeps it quiet, but he wanted to spread it, so it's his responsibility, you know, for spreading it, not mine.
[E] But you're a public figure and you [N] said it in the first place and you must have known that it would have made the newspaper.
Yes, but to say it, you know, is only to tell the truth.
I'm telling the truth, you know.
I don't know what everyone's so angry about.
Well, do you think you have now encouraged your fans to take drugs?
I don't think it'll make any difference, you know.
I don't think my fans are going to take drugs just because I did, you know.
But the thing is, that's not the point anyway, you know.
I was asked whether I had or not.
And then from then on, the whole bit about how far it's going to go and how many people it's going to encourage is up to the newspapers and up to you, you know, on television.
I mean, you're spreading this now at this moment.
This is going into all the homes, you know, in Britain.
And I'd rather it didn't, you know.
But you're asking me the question.
You want me to be honest.
I'll be honest, you know.
And as a public figure, surely you've got a responsibility to lots and lots of teenagers.
No, it's you've got the responsibility.
You've got the responsibility not to spread this now.
You know, I'm quite prepared to keep it as a very personal thing,
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Have you taken LSD?
_ About four times.
And where did you get it from?
Oh, you know, I mean, if I was to say where I got it from, you know, it's illegal and everything.
It's silly to say that.
Don't you believe that this was a matter which you should have kept private?
The thing is, you know, that I was asked a question by a newspaper.
_ And the decision was whether to tell a lie or to tell him the truth, you know.
I decided to tell him the truth.
But I really didn't want to say anything, you know, because if I'd had my decision, you know, if I'd had it my way, I wouldn't have told anyone, you know, because I'm not trying to spread the word about this.
But the man from the newspaper is the man from the mass medium, you know.
I'll keep it a personal thing.
If he does too, you know, if he keeps it quiet, but he wanted to spread it, so it's his responsibility, you know, for spreading it, not mine.
_ [E] But you're a public figure and you [N] said it in the first place and you must have known that it would have made the newspaper.
Yes, but to say it, you know, is only to tell the truth.
I'm telling the truth, you know.
I don't know what everyone's so angry about.
Well, do you think you have now encouraged your fans to take drugs?
I don't think it'll make any difference, you know.
I don't think my fans are going to take drugs just because I did, you know.
But the thing is, that's not the point anyway, you know.
I was asked whether I had or not.
And then from then on, the whole bit about how far it's going to go and how many people it's going to encourage is up to the newspapers and up to you, you know, on television.
I mean, you're spreading this now at this moment.
This is going into all the homes, you know, in Britain.
And I'd rather it didn't, you know.
But you're asking me the question.
You want me to be honest.
I'll be honest, you know.
And as a public figure, surely you've got a responsibility to lots and lots of teenagers.
No, it's you've got the responsibility.
You've got the responsibility not to spread this now.
You know, I'm quite prepared to keep it as a very personal thing,
_ About four times.
And where did you get it from?
Oh, you know, I mean, if I was to say where I got it from, you know, it's illegal and everything.
It's silly to say that.
Don't you believe that this was a matter which you should have kept private?
The thing is, you know, that I was asked a question by a newspaper.
_ And the decision was whether to tell a lie or to tell him the truth, you know.
I decided to tell him the truth.
But I really didn't want to say anything, you know, because if I'd had my decision, you know, if I'd had it my way, I wouldn't have told anyone, you know, because I'm not trying to spread the word about this.
But the man from the newspaper is the man from the mass medium, you know.
I'll keep it a personal thing.
If he does too, you know, if he keeps it quiet, but he wanted to spread it, so it's his responsibility, you know, for spreading it, not mine.
_ [E] But you're a public figure and you [N] said it in the first place and you must have known that it would have made the newspaper.
Yes, but to say it, you know, is only to tell the truth.
I'm telling the truth, you know.
I don't know what everyone's so angry about.
Well, do you think you have now encouraged your fans to take drugs?
I don't think it'll make any difference, you know.
I don't think my fans are going to take drugs just because I did, you know.
But the thing is, that's not the point anyway, you know.
I was asked whether I had or not.
And then from then on, the whole bit about how far it's going to go and how many people it's going to encourage is up to the newspapers and up to you, you know, on television.
I mean, you're spreading this now at this moment.
This is going into all the homes, you know, in Britain.
And I'd rather it didn't, you know.
But you're asking me the question.
You want me to be honest.
I'll be honest, you know.
And as a public figure, surely you've got a responsibility to lots and lots of teenagers.
No, it's you've got the responsibility.
You've got the responsibility not to spread this now.
You know, I'm quite prepared to keep it as a very personal thing,