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Here Comes Alice

The Jesus and Mary Chain
Chords & TabKeyA#intermediate
4.5(7)

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Subject: j/Jesus.And.Mary.Chain/HereComesAlice.crd
To: jamesb@animal-farm.nevada.edu
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 93 9:29:18 CST
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11b-CRI]
Here Comes Alice
by William Reid and Jim Reid
performed by The Jesus and Mary Chain on the album Automatic
This song pretty much summarizes the history of male/female relationships
during the past 2000 years of western civilization. :^)
   
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Obviously, you can capo 1st fret Bb=A, Eb=D, and F=E.
Intro
    
Here she comes walking down the street 
    
She's got something you would love to meet
It's her heart, and her heart is black 
Think of ice cream sliding into a crack 
    
    
The heat sticks to the summer's heavy sweat 
Hang around, it'll get hotter yet 
You got the shakes and its gonna get worse 
Don't you know it's all part of the curse 
    
    
She's got the hit that takes you into space 
Suck mud and make a deal for that taste 
You got nothing, but you're riding on a star 
you couldn't guess that she could take you that far 
Instrumental
    
    
    
    
 
Some things are so hard to say 
Even though you'd say them every day 
Don't let your life be the butt of a joke 
Get your lips around a cool black Pepsi Coke
(Random sincere emoting .......)
    
Here she comes
    
ah ah
Alice   
Oh oh Alice

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