Mad As Rabbits

  G#  Bb  Ebsus2  Dsus2  C#sus2  Fm
E|--4---6-----6------5------4-----
B|--4---6-----6------5------4-----
G|--5---7-----8------7------6-----
D|--6---8-----8------7------6-----
A|--6---8-----6------5------4-----
E|--4---6-----x------x------x-----

E|-1-------------| 
B|-1-------------| 
G|-1-------------| 
D|-3-------------| 
A|-3-------------| 
E|-1-------------| 


G#                              
Come save me from walking off a 
Bb
windowsill
        C#sus2        G#
or I'll sleep in the rain.
G#                        Bb
Don't you remember when I was a bird
    C#sus2      G#
and you were a map?

(Ebsus2 / Dsus2 / C#sus2)

G#                         Bb
Now he drags down miles in America
C#sus2       G#
briefcase in hand.
G#                           Bb
The stove is creeping up his spine 
again,
      C#sus2     G#
can't get enough trash.



Bb / C#sus2


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   Ebsus2   C#sus2   G#
He took the days for pageant
  Ebsus2  C#sus2 G#
Became as mad as rabbits
     Ebsus2  C#sus2 Fm
With bushels of bad habits
Fm        G#      C#sus2
Who could ask for anymore?
Fm            G#   C#sus2
Yea who could have more.

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G#


Continues after the ad
G#                              
His arms were the branches of a 
Bb
Christmas tree
             C#sus2       G#
preached the devil in the belfry.
G#
He checked in
                     Bb      
to learn his clothes had been 
                C#sus2       G#
thieved at the train station.
G#
Rope hung his other branch
    Bb               C#sus2     
and at the end was a dog called 
G#
bambi
G#                     Bb
Who was chewing on his parliaments
        C#sus2   G#       Bb
when he tried to save the calendar 
business,
C#sus2   G#       Bb
tried to save the calendar business.


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   Ebsus2   C#sus2   G#
He took the days for pageant
  Ebsus2  C#sus2 G#
Became as mad as rabbits
     Ebsus2  C#sus2 Fm
With bushels of bad habits
Fm        G#      C#sus2
Who could ask for anymore?
Fm            G#   C#sus2
Yea who could have more.

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G#



G#                       Bb
The poor son of a humble chimney 
sweep
C#sus2    G#
fell to a cheap crowd
G#                           
So stay asleep and put on that 
  Bb
cursive type
Bb          C#sus2    G#
you know we live in a toy.

(Ebsus2 / Dsus2 / C#sus2)
G#                          Bb   
Paul Cates bought himself a 
            C#sus2    G#
trumpet from the salvation army

G#                          Bb
But there ain't no sunshine in his 
song
        C#sus2   G#
We must reinvent love,
C#sus2   G#
reinvent love
C#sus2   Bb      C#sus2
reinvent love.


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   Ebsus2   C#sus2   G#
He took the days for pageant
  Ebsus2  C#sus2 G#
Became as mad as rabbits
     Ebsus2  C#sus2 Fm
With bushels of bad habits
Fm        G#      C#sus2
Who could ask for anymore?
Fm            G#   C#sus2
Yea who could have more.

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