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VERSE (plinky part fronted by keyboard. It's hard to tell whether or not
the bass is playing along, but the music video seems to suggest it, and
at any rate, it's something to do. It's up to you):
G|-------------------------------------------------|  __
D|-------------------------------------------------|    |
A|-------------------------------------------------|    |
E|--3-3---3-4-5-5---5-6-7-7---7-8-9-9-9-9-9-8-7-6--|    |
                                                        |
                                                        |  ×3
G|----------------------------|                         |
D|----------------------------|                         |
A|----------------------------|                       __|
E|--3-3--3-4-5-5---5-00---77--|



CHORUS:
G|--------------------------------|       |------|
D|--------------------------------|       |------|
A|--5>----------------5>----------| ×2    |------|
E|------3>--0>--7>--------3>--0>--|       |--8>--|
("I buy the drugs!                      ("You can drive for miles
 I light the fire!")                      and miles and miles...")



VERSE (both parts) ×3
CHORUS ×1
VERSE (both parts) ×2



  (pause for the weird keyboard-and-Dick-Valentine-solo)



JOINING IN WITH GUITAR (you're keeping perfect time with the drums here;
they speed up the second time, stay with them)
G|---------------------|
D|---------------------|
A|--5-5----------------|   ×2
E|-------3-3--0-0-0-0--|
("...and then, I'll send it back to you."
  ...and then, I'll send it back to you.")



FULL STRENGTH NOW (same idea as the Chorus, but you're hitting the B each
time now instead of every other time)
G|------------------|
D|------------------|
A|--5>--------------|   ×4
E|------3>--0>--7>--|



VERSE (both parts) ×1, obviously cutting off the second part at the first open E.