Pete Townshend / The Who - Bargain Chords

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I'd readily lose me to [Ab] find you, [Bb] I'd readily give up all I [Eb] had
[Bb] To find [Bbm] you, suffer anything [Eb] and be glad
I'd [Bb]
pay any price just to get [Eb] you, [Bb] I'd work all my life and I [Eb] will
[Bb] So when you [Gb] are standing naked, [Eb] stoned and stabbed
I'd [Gb] call that a bargain, [Ab] the best I [Eb] ever had _ _ _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ [Bb] _
_ [Bbm] _ [Ebm] [Bb] I'd readily lose me to find [Eb] you, [Bb] I'd readily give up [Ab] all I got
[Eb] To [Bb] get you, I'm [Gb] gonna run [Db] another [Eb] stop
I'd [Ab] _ [Bb] pay any price just [Bbm] to win you, [Gb] [Bb] surrender my good life [Ab] for bad
[Eb] [Bb] To find you, I'm [Ab] gonna drown an [Eb] unsung man
I'd call that [Gb] a bargain, [Ab] the best I ever [Eb] had
The _ _ [Ab] best [Bb] I ever had
_ [Ebm] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Bbm] _ [Eb] _
I sit looking round, I look at my face in the mirror
Know [Ab] I'm worth nothing _ [Gb] without you
And [Eb] like one on one, don't make two
One on one, make one
And [Ab] I'm looking for
That [Db] three [Ab] right to me, I'm looking for you
_ [Bb] _ _ I'd _
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_ _ _ readily lose me to find [Eb] you, [Bb] I'd readily give up [Ab] all I got
[Eb] [Bb] To get you, [Gb] I'm gonna [Db] run another [Eb] stop
_ [Ab] _ _ [Bb] I'd pay any price [Ab] just to win [Eb] you, [Bb] surrender my good life [Eb] for bad
[Bb] To find you, I'm [Db] gonna drown an unsung [Eb]
man
I'd call that [Gb] a bargain, [Ab] the best I ever [Eb]
had
_ _ The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] best I ever had
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[Bbm] _ [Ab] _ [Eb] _ [Bb] _ [Bbm] _ [Eb] _ _ [Bb] _
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I'd call that [Eb] a bargain, [Bb] the best I ever had
I'd call [Cm] that a [Bb] bargain
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_ _ _ [C] _ _ [B] And this next one, this next [Bb] one is [C] the song that describes, that contains the whole idea of Lifehouse
which is about the power of music, [Cm] which kind of _ transmogrified into the power of rock and roll
when it was a Who project, but you know, I still believe in that stuff
_ _ _ [C] _
You know, just before Christmas, some of you I know were there, the Who did a show or two at Shepherds Bush Empire
And we pretended to be who we used to be and it kind of worked
And _ I'm not doing anything different now, I'm doing the same thing that I always did
I mean, it might seem quite a surprise to you, but I used to do this stuff, like this
I'd just play it to the Who and then the Who would take it and make it bigger for the rock and roll world
and for, you know, what was going on at that time
And so it's not a rediscovery for me or a representation
But this song, which is called Pure and Easy, actually contains the whole idea of Lifehouse
There once was a note playing so free like a breath rippling by
You know, the idea that one note is enough
Certainly in a lot of Eastern music, it's all you get
But _ _ _ it's enough, isn't it, really?
I mean, we're rather spoiled in