Date: Sat, 10 Jan 1998 10:46:02
From: Pete Rasche <pjr@mindspring.com>
Subject: "Jenny Says" by Cowboy Mouth
"Jenny Says" by Cowboy Mouth
>From the MCA album "Are You With Me?"
previously on Domino/Monkey Hill "Word Of Mouth"
Written/sung by Fred LeBlanc
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F#=244322 A=577655 B=x24442 D=x57775 C#=x46664 E=022100
Main riff (repeated throughout song)
e|--------------
B|--------------
G|--------------
D|---------4----
A|---4-4-2------
E|-2------------
(riff X2 over each line)
Got no reason for the things I fear
the things that plague me when I see and hear
a dime's a nickel and a nickel's none
I throw myself into the Sunday sun
(riff X2, with F#, A in the background)
Summer Sunday when you went insane
You said you're going but I said I came
I'm throwin oranges in an apple cart
the ties that bind are tearin me apart
F# A B D
Jenny says, turn off the radio
F# A B C#
Jenny says, turn off the light
F# A B D
Jenny says, turn off the video
A C#
You beat yourself up, to bring yourself down
F# A F# A
Let it go, let it go, let it go
F# A F# A
Let it go, let it go, let it go
C# D C# E (F# into riff)
When the world is coming down on me I let it go
("F# into riff" means the F# chord is played in place of the first
note of the riff)
This musical interpretation has been removed due to a legal threat from Moses & Singer LLP,
representing the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) and
The Music Publisher's Association of the United States (MPA).
Unfortunately, these threats are fueled by greed and being masked by a "copyright infringement." They claim tab sites are
"hurting the songwriters," but it's a known fact that the publishing companies garner most of the
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