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Neighbourhood by Space
Neighbourhood
INTRO:
Em
Who lives in a house like this
Bm
who lives in a house like this
VERSE 1:
Em
At number 69 there lives a
transvestite
Bm
He's a man by day but he's
Em
a woman at night
Em
There's a man at number 4 who
swears he's Saddam Hussein
Bm
Says he's on a chore to start
Em
the 3rd world war
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
In my beautiful neighbourhood
VERSE 2:
In 110 they have'nt paid the rent
so there goes the T.V with the
repo men
In 999 they make a living by crime
the house is always empty coz
they're all doing time
CHORUS 2:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
Em
Who lives in a house like this
Bm
Who lives in a house like this
VERSE 3:
In number 18 there lives a
big butch queen
he's bigger than tyson and he's
twice as mean
In 666 there lives a Mr Miller
He's our local vicar and a
serial killer
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighborhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
Em
Who lives in a house like this
(Who lives here man?)
Bm
Who lives in a house like this
MIDDLE SECTION:
Em
Oh they want to knock us down
coz they think we're scum
Bm
But we will all be waiting when
Em
the bulldozers come
Em
In a neighbourhood like this
you know it's hard to survive
Bm
So you've got to be prepared coz
Em
they'll take us alive
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighborhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
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version 2
INTRO:
Em
Who lives in a house like this
Bm
who lives in a house like this
VERSE 1:
Em
At number 69 there lives a
transvestite
Bm
He's a man by day but he's
Em
a woman at night
Em
There's a man at number 4 who
swears he's Saddam Hussein
Bm
Says he's on a chore to start
Em
the 3rd world war
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
In my beautiful neighbourhood
VERSE 2:
In 110 they have'nt paid the rent
so there goes the T.V with the
repo men
In 999 they make a living by crime
the house is always empty coz
they're all doing time
CHORUS 2:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
Em
Who lives in a house like this
Bm
Who lives in a house like this
VERSE 3:
In number 18 there lives a
big butch queen
he's bigger than tyson and he's
twice as mean
In 666 there lives a Mr Miller
He's our local vicar and a
serial killer
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighborhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
Em
Who lives in a house like this
(Who lives here man?)
Bm
Who lives in a house like this
MIDDLE SECTION:
Em
Oh they want to knock us down
coz they think we're scum
Bm
But we will all be waiting when
Em
the bulldozers come
Em
In a neighbourhood like this
you know it's hard to survive
Bm
So you've got to be prepared coz
Em
they'll take us alive
CHORUS:
Am
Oh Oh Oh if you find the time
G
please come and stay a while
Em D Em
in my beautiful neighbourhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighborhood
my neighbourhood
Em D Em
my my my beautiful neighbourhood
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version 3
Em = 022000 (Bm) = x2xxxx (Ebm)= x11xxx D = xx0232
Em/B = x22000 (Bm/A) = x0xxxx Am = 577555 Am/C = x32210
Bm = x35543 (Bm/G) = 3xxxxx G = 355433 F#m7b5 = 202210
* On the record the Em chord is played on a guitar with
a tremolo arm fitted, dipping the chord down a semi-tone,
and then releasing back up to Em. To simulate this,
slide the Em down a fret and back up again.
(Em)(Ebm)(Em)
e |--------------|
B |--------------|
G |--------------|
D |--2--\1--/2---|
A |--2--\1--/2---|
E |--------------|
I just alternate the bass note on the Em sections,
to add a little interest, but you could play the
full bass riff instead of the Em chords.
e |----------------------|
B |----------------------|
G |----------------------|
D |----------------------|
A |-----2--p1--2--p1--2--|
E |--0-------------------|
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[Intro]
(Marimba riff)
e |--------------------------|--------------------------|
B |--------------------------|--------------------------|
G |--------------------------|--------------------------|
D |-----2--1-----------------|-----2--1-----------------|
A |--------------3--2-----0--|--------------3--2-----0--|
E |--2--------2--------2-----|--2--------2--------2-----|
Em Am/C
e |--------------------------|--------------------------|
B |--------------------------|--------------------------|
G |--------------------------|--------------------------|
D |-----2--1-----------------|-----2--1-----------------|
A |--------------3--2-----0--|--------------3--2-----0--|
E |--2--------2--------2-----|--2--------2--------2-----|
F#m7b5 Em
e |--------------------------|--------------------------|
B |--------------------------|--------------------------|
G |--------------------------|--------------------------|
D |-----2--1-----------------|-----2--1-----------------|
A |--------------3--2-----0--|--------------3--2-----0--|
E |--2--------2--------2-----|--2--------2--------2-----|
(Guitar riff)
Em Em/B Em Em/B
e |----------------------------|----------------------------|
B |--7-h8-p7------7-h8-p7------|--7-h8-p7------7-h8-p7------|
G |----------9-9----------9-9--|----------9-9----------9-9--|
D |----------------------------|----------------------------|
A |----------------------------|----------------------------|
E |----------------------------|----------------------------|
Bm (Bm/A)(Bm/G) Em
e |----------------------------|----------------------------|
B |----7--7--7--7-----8---10---|----------------------------|
G |----------------------------|--9-------------------------|
D |----------------------------|----------------------------|
A |----------------------------|----------------------------|
E |----------------------------|----------------------------|
[Link]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
Who lives in a house (a-)like this?
Bm (Bm) (Bm/A)(Bm/G) Em Em/B
Who lives in a hou - se like this?
[Verse 1]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In number sixty -nine there lives a transves - tite,
Bm Em Em/B
He's a man by day, but he's a woman at night,
Em Em/B Em Em/B
There's a man in number four who swears he's Saddam Hus - sein,
Bm Em Em/B
Says he's on a chore to start the Third World war!
[Chorus]
Am G
Oh, ...if you find the time, please, come and ...stay a while,
Em D Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
In my beautiful neighbour - hood!
[Verse 2]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In a hundred and ten they haven't paid the rent,
Bm Em Em/B
So there goes the TV with the ...repo men,
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In nine -nine -nine they make a living from crime,
Bm Em Em/B
The house is always empty, 'cause they're all doing time!
[Chorus]
Am G
Oh, ...if you find the time, please, come and ...stay a while,
Em D Bm
In my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Bm
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood!
[Break]
Em Em/B Em Em/B Em Em/B Em Em/B
| / / / / | / / / / | / / / / | / / / / |
Bm Em Em/B Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
| / / / / | / / / / | / / / / | / /___/ / / |
[Link]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
Who lives in a house (a-)like this?
Bm (Bm) (Bm/A)(Bm/G) Em Em/B
Who lives in a hou - se like this?
[Verse 3]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In number eight - een there lives a ...big butch queen,
Bm Em Em/B
He's bigger than Tyson, and he's ...twice as mean,
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In six -six -six there lives a Mister Miller,
Bm Em Em/B
He's a local vicar, and a serial killer!
[Chorus]
Am G
Oh, ...if you find the time, please, come and ...stay a while,
Em D Bm
In my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Bm
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood!
[Break]
Em Em/B Em Em/B Em Em/B Em Em/B
| / / / / | / / / / | / / / / | / / / / |
Bm Em Em/B Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
| / / / / | / / / / | / / / / | / /___/ / / |
[Link]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
Who lives in a house (a-)like this? (Who lives here, man?)
Bm (Bm) (Bm/A)(Bm/G) Em Em/B
Who lives in a hou - se like this?
[Verse 4]
Em Em/B Em Em/B
Oh, they want to knock us down, 'cause they think we're scum,
Bm Em Em/B
But we will all be waiting when the bulldozers come,
Em Em/B Em Em/B
In a neighbourhood like this, you know, it's hard to sur - vive,
Bm Em Em/B
So you'd better come prepared 'cause they won't take us a - live!
[Chorus]
Am G
Oh, ...if you find the time, please, come and ...stay a while,
Em D Bm
In my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Bm
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood, my neighbourhood,
Em D Em (Em)(Ebm)(Em)
My, my, my beautiful neighbour - hood!
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