C-Riff [Dadd9] [G] E|--------------------| |--0-----3-| B|-1-1-1-0-0-0-----0--| |--3-----2-| G|-0-0-0-0-0-0-0h2-0--| |--0-----0-| D|-2-2-2-2-2-2--------| |--2-----0-| A|-3-3-3-3-3-3--------| |--3-----2-| E|--------------------| |--x-----3-| [Dadd9] He asked me "so where have you been?" Let me think now let me see. I stood once where Hitler's feet had stood when he made a speech [G] In Nuremburg in '38 when he tried to build a perfect race, he said "black men ain't gonna run alongside our perfect [C-RIFF] sons." [Dadd9] There's Dallas to the library, the place they ended Kennedy. I stood where Oswald took his shot, in my opinion there's a bigger plot. [G] Costners back into the left, the picket fence, the better bet. Paris came and Summer went, the tunnel's now a flower [C-RIFF] bed. [Dadd9] The famous turf to meet Geoff Hurst, vodka stops to quench my thirst. Golden gate stroke Alcatraz, the fat man failed to get us passed. [G] Is Jimmy's corner in Raging Bull, De Niro's jokes and bottled pills. Elvis tales from Mr. Wood. Would any Richard Burton if you [C-RIFF] could? In the following two chorus the following riff is played (listen to the CD) Riff 2 E|-1----3--| B|---0--0--| G|---------|