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Band, The ~ Open The Door, Homer


Capo 3rd fret (sounding key bb major) G G Now, there's a certain thing Em That i learned from jim G d That he'd always make sure i'd understand G And that is that there's a certain way Em We all must swim C If we expect to live off D Of the fat of the land. Am Open the door, rachel [richard?], I've heard it said before. Open the door, rachel, I've heard it said before C g But i ain't gonna hear it said no more. Now, there's a certain thing That i learned from my friend, mouse A fella who never blushes And that is that one must always Flush out his house If he don't expect to be housing flushes. Chorus "take care of all your memories" Said mick "for you cannot relive them And remember when you're out there Tryin' to heal the sick That you must always First forgive them." Chorus more free lyrics

Capo 3rd fret (sounding key bb major)

G

G
Now, there's a certain thing
Em
That i learned from jim
G d
That he'd always make sure i'd understand
G
And that is that there's a certain way
Em
We all must swim
C
If we expect to live off
D
Of the fat of the land.

Am
Open the door, rachel [richard?],

I've heard it said before.

Open the door, rachel,

I've heard it said before
C g
But i ain't gonna hear it said no more.

Now, there's a certain thing
That i learned from my friend, mouse
A fella who never blushes
And that is that one must always
Flush out his house
If he don't expect to be housing flushes.

Chorus

"take care of all your memories"
Said mick
"for you cannot relive them
And remember when you're out there
Tryin' to heal the sick
That you must always
First forgive them."

Chorus

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