Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1997 14:46:04 +0100
From: Martin Koch 
Subject: CRD: y/yankovic_weird_al/since_youve_been_gone.crd


                            "Wierd Al" Yankovic
                          Since You've Been Gone
                       From the album "Bad Hair Day"
                 transcribed by Martin Koch (myth@diku.dk)


              
Since you've b

    
een gone
            
Well I feel li

             
ke I've been c

hewing on tin 

foil
              
Since you've b

    
een gone
            
It's like I go

              
t a great big 


mouthful of co

d liver oil
             
Well, I'm feel

           
ing like I stu

ck my hand
             
Inside a blend

              
er and turned 

   
it on
              
You know I've 

             
been in a butt

        
load of pain
              
Since you've b

    
een gone

(Well Since you've been gone)

(            
 Since you've 

  
been gone
)

           
I couldn't fee

l any worse if

 you dropped
          
A two-ton bowl

ing ball on my

 toes

             
(Since you've 

   
been gone)
            
It couldn't hu


rt any more if

 you shoved
          
A red hot cact

us up my nose

[Coming back from the F#m bit to the a bit is the following series of
 chords; the last "Since you've been gone" starts on the C#m.]

 
(Yap yap dibbi

e dow bop bop
             
duba doom daba

          
 dawm baba dow

            
m baba dowm ba

   
ba dowm :-)

              
Since you've b

    
een gone
            
Well, it feels

              
 like I'm gett

    
ing tetanus sh

ots every day
              
Since you've b

    
een gone
            
It's like I go

              
t an ice cream

 
 headache that

 won't go away
             
Ever since the

         
 day you left 

me
             
I've been so m

             
iserable, my d

ear
             
I feel almost 

            
as bad as I di

d
             
When you were 

      
still here


Martin
--
"Deserves death! I daresay he does. Many that live deserve death. And some
that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager
to deal out death in judgement." -- Tolkien