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Subject: UN: Dirty Work
Sorry I lost the name of the person who posted some Steely Dan
— including «Any Major Dude» — because I wanted to say thanks.
Anyway, here’s my attempt at «Dirty Work».
Dirty Work Steely Dan
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Intro:
C F Am Bb Bb->B->C
Am Dm G C
Times are hard, you’re afraid to pay the fee
Am Dm C G
So you find yourself somebody who can do the job for free
Am Dm G C
When you need a bit of lovin’ cause your man is out of town
Am Dm C D
That’s the time you get me runnin’ and you know I’ll be around.
Chorus:
C F Am
I’m a fool to do your dirty work
Bb Bb->B->C
Oh yeah
C F Am
I don’t want to do your dirty work
Bb Bb->B->C
No more
C F Am
I’m a fool to do your dirty work
Bb Bb->B->C
Oh yeah
Am Dm G C
Light the candle, put the lock upon the door
Am Dm C G
You have sent the maid home early like a thousand times before
Am Dm G C
Like a castle in a corner in a medieval game
Am Dm C D
I forsee terrible trouble and I stay here just the same
Chorus:
d.t.
David Turner (416) 240-3984
Technical Specialist (800) 387-9929
National Grocers Retail Systems FAX: (416) 235-2028
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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