E7: 000030A: 555555G: 333333E: 000000 D: X3213X or 101010101010(preferred)C: 888888F#7: XX2220F#9: XX2020 INTRO:|E7 |E7 |E7 |E7 | VERSE 1:A You serve me and I'll serve you,G E Swing your partners, all get screwed.A Bring your lawyer and I'll bring mine,G E7 Get together, and we could have a bad time. VERSE 2:A It's affidavit swearing time,G E Sign it on the dotted line.A Hold your Bible in your hand,G E7 Now all that's left, is to find yourself a new band. CHORUS 1: N.C. D A C G F#7 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. N.C. D A C G F#9 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. INSTRUMENTAL 1:(Slide Guitar Over)|A |A |A |A ||A |A |A |G E ||A |A |A |A ||A |A |A |G E7 | CHORUS 2: N.C. D A C G F#7 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. N.C. D A C G F#9 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. VERSE 2:A Hold the block on money flow,G E Move it into joint escrow.A Court receiver, laughs and thrills,E7 But in the end, we just pay those lawyers their bills. VERSE 3:A When you serve me and I'll serve you,G E Swing your partners, all get screwed.A Bring your lawyer and I'll bring mine,G E7 Get together and we could have a bad time. CHORUS 3: N.C. D A C G F#7 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. N.C. D A C G F#9 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. CHORUS 4: N.C. D A C G F#7 We're gonna play the sue me, sue you blues. N.C. D A C G F#9 I'm tired of playin' the sue me, sue you blues. INSTRUMENTAL DF RAIN 1:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL 3:(Slide Guitar Over)|A |A |A |A ||A |A |A |G E ||A |A |A |A ||A |A |A |G E7 | INSTRUMENTAL DF RAIN 2:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL DF RAIN 3:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL DF RAIN 4:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL DF RAIN 5:(Slide Guitar Over) |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | INSTRUMENTAL CODA:(Slide Guitar Over) [Fade Out] |N.C. D|A C G F#7 | |N.C. D|A C G F#9 | [End] Notes. 1. An early demo of the song exists and clearly reveals the 'Open E' tuning. 2. Regarding the song's square-dance theme, [Leng] suggests that folk dancing's cycle of about-turns and to-and-fro movement reminded Harrison of the Beatles' "seemingly endless, and pointless, legal orbits around one another" in the early 70's.
Sue Me Sue You Blues
George Harrison
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