Chords for Song of the King (Seven Fat Cows) Joseph Technicolor Pharaoh

[Eb] _ Chamber!
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[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Abm] _
The service [Ebm] to Pharaoh _ [Db] _
has _ [Ebm] begun.
_ [Abm] Tell me your [Ebm] _ problems, [Db] _ _ mighty _ [Eb] one.
_ Pharaoh is in the building!
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While [Eb] swangering along the banks of the river,
when seven fat cows came out of the Nile, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ and right behind them,
fine healthy animals,
seven of the cows that were skinny and vile. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
And then [Ab] the female cows ate the fat cows,
which I thought would do them good.
_ _ _ But _ [Fm] _
_ [Eb] it didn't make them [Bbm] fatter like I thought it should.
Something [Eb] should, _ oh no, _
because [Ab] the female cows were as thin as they had ever, [A] ever, ever [Bb] been.
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Oh, this dream has got me baffled, [Gb] he says.
[Ab] What does [Eb] it mean?
_ _ _ [Fm] _
[Gb] [Eb] Now, [Ab] you know that [A] dream [Bb] thing's stupid,
_ [Ab] but I don't [Am] have a [Bb] clue.
_ [Ab] Don't you be [A] cruel [Bb] to yourself.
_ Help me now, I beg of you.
I was [Eb] standing doing nothing,
a few out of town,
when I saw seven beautiful ears of corn.
_ _ _ _ They _ _ were ripe, they were golden,
but I guessed that right behind them,
there were seven other ears that were tattered and torn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Then [Ab] the bad corn ate the good corn,
and they came up from behind, yes they did. _ _ _ _
_ [Eb] But don't suffuse the [Db] punchline,
it's [Eb] really gonna blow your mind,
flip your [Fm] lid,
[Gb] [Cm] because [Ab] the bad corn was a fantasy that ever, ever, [Dbm] ever, [Bb] ever been. _ _ _ _ _
Well, this dream has got me all shook [Gb] up,
treat me not, [Ab] tell me [Eb] what it means. _ _
Well, _ I understand a bit about the corn,
but I'm not quite sure about the cows.
I was wondering if you could just give it to me one more time,
Mr.
Merrill Man, _ please.
Let me show you how rock and rolling is yet.
_ _ _ [Bb] _
I was [Eb] standing doing nothing,
in a field out of town,
when I saw seven _ beautiful ears of corn.
_ _ _ _ They _ were ripe, they were golden,
but I guessed that right behind them,
there were seven other ears that were tattered and torn. _ _ _ _ _ _
Then [Ab] the bad corn ate the good corn,
and they came up from behind, yes they did.
_ [Fm] _ _ _
But [Eb] don't suffuse the punchline,
it's really gonna _ blow your mind,
flip your [Fm]
[Gb] lid,
[Eb] [Ab] because the bad corn was a fantasy that ever, ever, [A] ever, [Bb] ever been. _ _ _ _ _
_ Well, this dream has got me [Cm] all [Gb] shook up,
treat me [Ab] not, tell me [Eb] what it _ _ _ _ [Ab] means.
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Hey, [F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ hey, _ _ hey, _ _ _ _ _ _ hey, hey, Joseph. _ _
Won't you tell poor [Bb] old Merrill, _ _
_ [Gm] what's up [Eb] this crazy, [G] _ [Ab] crazy, crazy, [Abm] crazy [Eb] dream? _ _ _
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