My Professional Opinion - Paul Simon
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My Professional Opinion – Paul Simon
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Written by: Paul Simon
From: “Seven Psalms” (2023)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
Good Morning,
Mr. Indignatio
n
Looks like yo
u haven't slep
t all night
In my profess
ional opinion
Go back to be
d and turn off
your light
[Verse 2]
I'm not a doct
or or a preach
er
I've no parti
cular guiding
star
In my profess
ional opinion
I'm no more s
atisfied than
you are
[Bridge]
So what in the
world are we
whispering for
?
Everyone's na
ked, there's n
othing to hide
Gonna carry my
grievances do
wn to the shor
e
Wash them awa
y in the tumbl
ing tide
[Verse 3]
I heard two co
ws in a conver
sation
One called th
e other one a
name
In my profess
ional opinion
All cows in t
he country mus
t bear the bla
me
[Verse 4]
So, all rise t
o the occasion
Or all sink i
nto despair
In my profess
ional opinion
We're better
off not going
there
[Bridge]
So what in the
world are we
whispering for
?
Everyone's na
ked, there's n
othing to hide
Gonna carry my
grievances do
wn to the shor
e
Wash them awa
y in the tumbl
ing tide
[Verse]
(variation)
Wash 'em away
in the tumblin
g tide
Wash 'em away
in the tide
All that real
ly matters
Is the one who
became us
Anointed and g
amed us
With His opin
ions
[Outro]
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(scat
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vocals)
segued into a reprise of “The Lord”