[Verse 1]
N.c.
You know I love that violence
N.c.
That you get around here
N.c.
That kind of ready-steady violence
N.c.
That violent "How do you do?"
N.c.
And the lie when it's "Daddy why sleep in a phone booth?"
N.c.
He's just very very tired of having
N.c.
That same old boring conversation
N.c.
Just like me, just like you
N.c. B
Man is on the nod, yeah, what you gonna do about it?
[Verse 2]
B
You know I love that violence
F#
That you get around here
That kind of ready-steady violence
G#m E
That violent "How do you do?"
F# E
And the lie when it's "Daddy why sleep in a phone booth?"
B
He's just very very tired of having
F#
That same old boring conversation
G#m E
Just like me, just like you
F# E B
Man is on the nod, yeah, what you gonna do about it?
[Chorus]
B E
Is it easy
B E
Just to try it?
B E F#
Is it the same old line?
B E
Well, is it liberating
B E
Just to be so fine?
B E F# B
Happens all the tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime
[Verse 3]
B
You know I love that violence
F#
That you gather when the cold wind blows down news
G#m E
Of the marriage of the socialite's money to another one's land
F# E
And all but one will refuse to stand, yeah
B
He's just very ridiculed
F#
And it's coming from the back row, side row, never-even-tried row
G#m E
Nice man if you knew him well
F# E B
I heard he owned a place called the Liberty Belle, yeah
[Chorus]
B E
Is it easy
B E
Just to try it?
B E F#
Is it the same old line?
B E
Well, is it liberating
B E
Just to be so fine?
B E F# B
Happens all the tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime
[Outro]
B F# G#m E F# E B
F# G#m E
Well come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
F# B
Well come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
