69 Judy Garland

G
The first brick the drag king threw
C
To draw blood from the boys in blue
D               C             G
Said "Here lies Judy Garland" on it
G
It flew through historic air
C
Even Taylor Mead was there
D         C                G
And Allen Ginsberg wrote a sonnet


[Chorus]
D
One day after the funeral
C
Stones flew over the Stonewall
G
Judy Garland
D
Halfway through her tell-all memoirs
C
Who flew up into the stars?
G
Judy Garland
     F              G     F
Judy Garland set us free


[Verse 2]
G
We tried to drive to Woodstock but
C
Our little blue bug couldn't cut
D                 C               
Through that last hundred miles of 
 G
traffic
Continúa después del anuncio
Eliminar anuncios
G
Love still dared not to speak
C
In l'année érotique
D               C      
"Je t'aime" was banned as 
   G
pornographic


[Chorus]
   D
So put those feather boas on
C
Drink too much wine
    D
And celebrate the revolution
C
Of '69

      D
Cause life-sized life never was 
enough
C
Who called reality's bluff?
     G
Judy Garland
D
Patron saint, or victim of love?
C
Let's try "none of the above"
     G
Judy Garland
     F              G     F
Judy Garland set us free


[Bridge]
     D
Some say its a coincidence
C
No relation
   D
As if she didn't die for us
C
Her love nation


[Chorus]
D
Halfway through 1969
C
Who joined Heaven's conga line?
     G
Judy Garland
D
Sick and tired of being alive
C
She flew back to Rigel V
     G
Judy Garland
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
So be free with me
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
Judy Garland set us free
     F              G
So be free with me