Date: Mon, 01 Dec 1997 15:45:35 PST
From: Jesse Alora <alora@hotmail.com>
Subject: TAB: Starboy by The Frogs
STARBOY - from "Starjob"
written & recorded by THE FROGS - tab by Jesse Alora & Josh Fleck
The Frogs Web Site: www.geocities.com/Broadway/7100
CHORDS:
F C Am B/G D Asus2 F#
e---1---0---0---3---2---0----2---
B---1---1---1---3---3---0----2---
G---2---0---2---0---2---2----3---
D---3---2---2---0---0---2----4---
A---3---3---0---2-------0----4---
E--------------------------------
INTRO:
F C
e---7---7---7---7---5---3---2---3------
B-----0---0---0---0---0---0---0--------
G--------------------------------------
D-------------------------------------- repeat
A--------------------------------------
E--------------------------------------
F C
Executive with his pants down
F C
Sitting behind a desk
Am B/G
How bad do you want to be a star, boy?
C
Be a starboy
That mansion on the hill could be yours
Fancy cash and girls
How bad do you want to be a star, boy?
Be a starboy
D Asus2 F#
Finish me off, undo yourself
F#
Put this heroin in your arm
F# C
You're on your way
F C (repeat)
I think we can do business, boy
it's a crazy business but it's worth it
how bad do you want to be a star, boy?
be a starboy
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