FLANELETTE  (by Custard)


Intro:   Ebm

Verse:           B                          F#
         she is warm and shes fast and she calls me immediatly and she 
          B                     C#
         just likes me hanging around
            B           F#           C#        F#                 C#         C#!
         I come to her town and she shows me around and when the sun goes down

Chorus:                  F# B C# F#      Bb    B   C#
         I sleep in her bed      on the flanelette
            Bb           F# B C# F#      Bb    B   C#
         I sleep in her bed      on the flanelette

Verse:           B                        F#
         Let me stay at your house I was quiet as a mouse
          B                  C#
         exept when Im comin in  
               B               F#       C#            F#             C#      C#!
         you prepared to come back the fact that you might and from what I said

Chorus:                F# B C#
         we must be twins
             F#       Bb   B    C#
         ooohhhh the flanelette
          Bb            F# B C#    F#        Bb   B    C#
         sleep on her bed       ohhhhh the flanellete

Bridge:   C#            F#         C#         F#
         please let me stay Ill be gone in a day
                  Bb            F#           Bb            F#
         and if I go out for a while Ill be back inside a while
                        B Eb                 B Eb B Eb B C#
         and you dont know   where youve been

Chorus:            F#  B C#     F#         Bb   B C#
        the flanelette      I sleep in your  bed
                  Bb        F# B C#                 F# Bb  B        C#   F#
        when the sun goes down     I come to your town    the flanelette.


  I play it with power chords to get the speed right and so when I say C#
and C#! at the end of the verses I mean...

    C#=  e-x-       C#!= e-4-
         B-x-            B-6-
         G-6-            G-6-
         D-6-            D-6-
         A-4-            A-4-
         E-x-            E-4-

 sort of like playing the whole chord rather than just the "power chord".


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