Tonart: G major•
Verse 1
G
There are men lost in jail,
crowded 52 room
There's journey wrapped
in a cage of a world
C
G
And the wo men know the place,
Am
they sit home and write letters
G
Then they visit once a year
C
When they both just sit there and stare
G
Am
See how we are
C
Gotta keep our eyes in between us
G
once in every twenty years
C
Am
G
Oh, see how we are
Now there are seven kinds of coke,
five hundred kinds of cigarettes
There's freedom of choice in the U .S.
C
that drives everybody crazy
Am
G
well they don't give a damn
About kids on a chick blitz
with no shoes on their feet
C
G
Am
See how we are
C
Get the hell out of my way,
C
Am
G
Oh, see how we are
G
C
The alarm rang at noon
Am
And I'm trying to write
C
Why I just can't be there
Am
C
To draw your bath and
D
Dm
D
comb your hair
G
Last night at a nice bar
where things ain't so hot
my friend said I met a boy and I'm in love
C
I said oh really what's
Am
G
she said his first name is homeboy
C
I said could his last name be trouble
C
homeboy is no one of those
Am
South Central ghetto names see how
once in every 20 years
Am
Em
See how we are,
C
Am
G
oh, see how we are
C
Am
G
Yeah, see how we are
Now that highway is coming through
So we all gotta move
This bottom rung ain't no fun at all
C
Cause now farms and rock houses
Am
And grape -flavored rat poison
C
For this so -called community
C
Gotta keep bars out of our windows
Am
F
Am
See how we are
once in every 20 years
F
C
See how we are
Am
G
Oh, see how we are
C
Am
C
G
C
See how we are
Am
C
Thank you very much for being here tonight,
we really appreciate it.
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