Chords for Pulp - Common People (Reading 2011)

_ If we're if Pope are only ever remembered for this song I don't care
_ _ Black _ _ _ lace are only remembered for I could do so it could [C] be a lot worse
_ _ [Cm] That's the name of the song _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ She came from Bootsy had a force when I met
She stood in school to let some Martin's carotids
[G]
She _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
told me that a diet was loaded
And _ _ _
[G] _ _ then 30 seconds time she said
[F] _ _ _ _ Why _
_ [C] _ asleep with people I want to sleep with
People [G] like you what else could I do I said
_ _ [C] So _ _ _
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we started
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I can't see anyone else
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_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ I
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_ _ [F] _ _ _ You never do what others tell you [C] to, you never make right for the people.
You never watch your life, [G] you never do what others tell you to.
And the guys that drink the shoo, they got the blood in their [C] hands,
they should be shooed.
_ _ So _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ [F] long for the father people, so long for the father [C] people.
So long for the father people, so long for the father people.
All the women know that, [G] back in the shoo, unless you have things that you do,
it's a thing that falls.
[C] _ _ Like a dog lying in a corner, you bite him, never warn him,
[G] look out, _ he'll take off his socks.
_ _ _ [C] He says everybody hates the tourists, since you want to fix the [G] sauce,
since you love.
_ Like the chips, cakes and crease talking about in the back,
he [F] was never going to stop.
So fix the living out of, [C] with no need of a soul,
and with nowhere to go, you [G] are regretting to exist.
And unless I'm trapped by Stephen, [C] I'm going to put you on the hook.
I reckon I'll be the last to know the stuff,
because your mother is not a child, she's a [G] slob.
Listen fool, you better remember what's at school.
You're [C] going to learn who to get and rise,
because if you're not ready, you're going to die.
[G] Watch him, he approaches, part of the wall,
he can cut himself down to bits, and [F] you're over.
You never learned your life out on the people,
you never knew what other [C] people knew.
You never learned your life out on the people,
you never watched your mother,
you never tried [G] on the news,
and you got some pretty good screws.
And you got those knucklehead [C] mouths.
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_ _ _ _ Well, that's _
[Em] that all [G] from us here [Bb] tonight. _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ How was it?
_ [N] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ [C] _ I think that was good, how was it?
[Ab] _ _ _ [C] You've been fantastic, I want to applaud you.
[Cm] Thank you very much for being here.
[C] I hope you enjoyed it.
We've [Cm] got the strokes to let me fall through in a few minutes.
_ _ First of all, I want [C] you to show your appreciation
of the people on the stage.
_ _ Could you say thank you to Mr Russell Senior at the violin?
_ You've _ _ _ _ been listening to Mr Mark Webber on the guitar. _ _ _
_ Miss Kendra Doyle on the keyboards. _ _ _ _
Mr Nicholas Banks on the drum kit. _ _ _ _
_ _ Mr Richard Horling on the electric guitar. _ _
_ [D] _ _ [E] Mr Steve Mackey on the 4 [Cm]-string electric bass.
_ _ And Mr Leo Abrahams on 6-string electric [C] guitar. _ _ _ _ _ _
My name is Joe [Fm] Bliss,
and I'm on [C] the monitors.
_ And when I go _ [E] up on [C] the monitors, _
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I leave _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ message.
This is for me.
I mean,
_ literally,
I just _ [Gm] want _ more. _ _
_ When the song ends, like this!
_ [C] _
_ [E] _ _ [Em] Oh, _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _
_ I like [G] crickets too.
[C] _ _ _ [Dbm] _