Margerine Rock

B

[Verse 1]

              A                  
The beauty of this creature could 
      B
only be equaled by
              A                B
The extent of its paradox only be 
equaled by
        D     G   A   B   
Because it wanted two things, 
        F#       A  E    B
opposite and conflicting (pa-la-pa 
pa-la-paaa)
              A               
It wanted the light, it wanted 
      B
everything in sight (pa-la-pa 
pa-la-paaa)
            A                     
Wanted to dominate or at least to 
B
participate (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa)
      D     G   A  B            
But only in her comfort 
                     F#        A   
(pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) of its chair 
E   B
and its slippers (pa-la-paaa)

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[Instrumental]

B    A  B      A  B      A  B
D  G A B    F#  A E B

[Verse 2]

                 A                 
The curiosity of the extra-ordinary
 B
 creature (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa)
               A                   
Was indeed limited because it could
     B
 not suffer (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa)
D           G      A        B
The unknown in any shape or form 
(pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa)
F#                          A  E
At the same time of wanting to 
    B
look everywhere (pa-la-pa 
pa-la-paaa)
          A              B
Set up at the top of its tower
                    A          
The creature reveled in being a 
    B
spectator
D                  G         A   
Through the glass, what a glorious 
  B
view
F#                 A       
Relishing the gift of so much 
   E      B
transparence

[Instrumental]

B    A  B      A  B

[Verse 3]

D                     G    
Relishing the gift of so much 
   A      B
transparence
F#                 A     E      B
Having had absolutely no influence