The Malcontent

Em                            Am
I hear the ringing of the telephone,
   B7              C               
No one's home, and none of you can 
G
reach me
    B7               Em
i'm alone and I feel fine.

Em                                
There's nothing anyone could sell to
Am
 me,
        B7               C        
there's nothing new, and none of 
     G
can teach me
        B7                 Em
but i'm sure that you will try.

    Am                     Em
i'm tired of living in the modern 
world,
     B7              Em
with pretty boys and plastics girls
C              G          B7
broken hearts, vanity's a disease.

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Em                      Am
I hear my music on the radio.
B7                    C
What's that song from long ago?
G
They're still playing it.
      B7                 Em
is it saying anything to you?

Em                     Am
Pretty people in the magazines.
     B7           C
They play part of Kings and Queens.
G
Hair and make up
    B7                Em
can cover up the ulgy truth.

[chorus]

B7                                
it really doesn't mean a thing to 
  Em
me.
B7                                
It really doesn't mean a thing to 
  Em
me.

[solo]

[chorus]

[Verse 1]

[chorus]

B7                                
it really doesn't mean a thing to 
  Em
me.
B7                                
It really doesn't mean a thing to 
  Em
me.
B7                                
It really doesn't mean a thing to 
  Em
me.