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Yeah I
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looked at my watch and it said a quarter to five
The headlines
C
screamed that I was
F/C
still
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alive
I c
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ouldn’t
unders
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tand
it
I
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thought I died last
G
night
G/A
G/Bb
G/B
F/C
C
Oh I dreamed I’d been in a border town
In a little Catina that the boys had found
I was desperate to dance
Just to dig the local sounds
Dm7
When along came a
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seƱorita
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She looked so good that I
G/F
had to meet her
I was
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ready to approach her
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with my English
G/B
charm
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brass
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knuckled
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riend
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grabbed me
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by the
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arm
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And he said
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grow some funk of your own
D
amigo
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Grow some funk of your own
D
We no like to w
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ith the
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gringo
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fight
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But there
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might be a death in Mexico tonight
If you can’t
A7
grow some funk of your own
D
amigo
A7
Grow some funk of your own
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Take my advice,
B
take the next flight
And
E7
grow your funk, grow your funk at
D
home
Well I looked for support from the rest of my friends
For their vanishing trick they get ten out of ten
I knelt to pray
Just to see if he would comprehend