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From: "Vebjoern Braathen" <vebjornb@hotmail.com>
Subject: d/dream_syndicate/whatever_you_please.crd
Date: Sat, 23 May 1998 01:40:52 CEST
Whatever you please
Written by Steve Wynn
Performed by Dream Syndicate
Album: Ghoststories, 1988
An excellent rockcynics ballad. Hauntingly beautiful, hauntingly cynical?
Check out the man behind the band: Steve Wynn
(http://www.stevewynn.net)
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INTRO:
D-Bm-A-G
D-Bm-A-G
VERSE 1:
Would you like to see something I wrote ten years ago
would you like to go and meet a friend
that I used to know
oh let me take a walk where I used to live
there's not much else that I wanna give
that's all right, we can do whatever you please
VERSE 2:
Would you like to trade convictions
Over a cheap bottle of wine
You could tell me yours, and I'll come up with mine
There's nothing you can do that I wouldn't allow
You could try to hurt me
But you wouldn't know how
That's all right we can do whatever you please
VERSE 3:
Well I used to care, that was a long time ago
It used to bother me, it does not bother me anymore
Oh, you're so strong and you believe
You can hold me close until you wanna leave
I don't mind we can do whatever you please
I don't mind we can do whatever you please
oh that's allright we can do whatever you please
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