End of the Line

Use Me  (music sample)

by The Hippy Coyote
from the album: END OF THE LINE by American Zen

verse intro:  A - C# - G - B   (rock'n'roll blues)

A_____________C#____________G_____B
Came to Vegas to drum for the lion dance

A______C#_________G______B
Left California to end a 20-year romance

A_________C#_______________G____B
But at the end of the Chinese New Year

A________________C#___________________F#
They were done using me and said, "Move out of here"

A_____________C#_______G_____B
So I was homeless without a job or a friend

A_____________C#_______________G_______B
Stuck in Las Vegas in the backyard of a freemason

A__________C#__________________G__B
He put me to work laying concrete and cleaning

A___________C#__________________________F#
But after only a month he said, "It's time you were leaving"

A_____E________________F#m____B
Use me -- for something you need

A_____E______________F#m____B
Use me -- for a place I can sleep

A_____E_________________F#m
Use me -- I need something to eat

C________D____E
I'll work for real cheap

A_____________C#_________________G_____B
So as I write this song I've got nowhere to go

A____________C#_______________G_____B
I'm looking for a job, I'm looking for a home

A________C#___________G_______B
This is the scariest year that I've ever known

A__________C#___________________F#
Waiting for a paycheck to see where I'm goin'

A_____E________________F#m____B
Use me -- for something you need

A_____E______________F#m____B
Use me -- for a place I can sleep

A_____E_________________F#m
Use me -- I need something to eat

C________D____E
I'll work for real cheap

C________D____E
I'll work for real cheap

Written 4-27-2012 by Coyote in Las Vegas.

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