Oh Sister

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G
They say you taught me how to talk
  C
I bet you wish you taught me how to 
stop
       Em
You're far away now
                      D
I wish I could take a walk with you 
someplace
C
You explained me to our parents
Em
English wasn't their first language
Am
They spoke German
C
Hated Germans
D
Confusing times

G
Oh sister
C
Down midwest backseat bumpy streets
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    Em
You sang my Beatles songs with me
  Am
I sang your Broadway melodies
    D
Bad harmonies
    C
And where would Willie Mays have 
been
Em
without Jackie Robinson?
    Am
And who can say what I'd been
        D               G
Without you to lead the way

After I showed some guys I could 
drink
You picked me off the lawn, I think
And led me to the kitchen sink
Where I got rid of it
Some nights I lay awake in awe
As squinting through the dark I saw
You peeling off your teenage bra
The door slightly ajar

Oh sister
You lived just across the hall
For eighteen summers
Eighteen falls
Until you went away to that Weird 
college in Wisconsin
And where would Willie Mays have 
been
without Jackie Robinson?
And who can say what I'd been
Without you to lead the way

Em          D
Trust yourself
    C          G
And you can do anything
Am             D
This I give to you

May your heart purr like a bumblebee
May all your backyards have a tree
May you always be HIV negative
I hope you meet a nice guy who
Treats women better than I do
I don't even care if he's a Jew or 
not

Oh sister
I remember in the temple hall
At our dear father's funeral
You sang like a nightingale
One of his own songs
And where would Willie Mays have 
been
Without Jackie Robinson?
And who can say what I'd been
Without you to lead the way