Sugar Tongue

[Intro: ]Gm, Am, Dm, Dm x2 (play open 5th string between each Dm) Gm Am Dm Dm All the fur and fin will lose again Gm Am Dm Dm Cause our better is their worst reckonin' Gm C Dm (hold) And our fine-feathered friends will sing until they bleed Gm Am Dm Dm And how will we replace that symphony? F C* I've got the blackest boots, the whitest skin Bb C* Satisfy my sugar tongue again F C* Sing me lullabies of shoe-shine days Bb C* Guilded verses for your ethylene F Am Bb-Am-Gm-C-Dm And sing ‘em to me free and clean Gm Am Dm Dm All the kids come home with foreign limbs Gm Am Dm Dm From hunting trips abroad they lose again Gm C F* (hold) Bb Am-Bb And we'll teach them how to talk and whistle while they walk Gm Am Dm Dm And do the dirty work of battle hymns F C* I've got the blackest boots, the whitest skin Bb C* Satisfy my sugar tongue again F C* Sing me lullabies of shoe-shine days Bb C* Guilded verses for your ethylene F Am Bb-Am-Gm-C-Dm And sing ‘em to me free and clean Instrumental over intro chords Gm Am Dm Dm Drinking tea with milk and ganjaweed Gm Am Dm Dm Pontificate on genocide or greed Gm C Dm (hold) With a spoonful of descent for the orchestra of need Gm Am Dm Dm Is just enough to please this colony F C* I've got the blackest boots, the whitest skin Bb C* Satisfy my sugar tongue again F C* Sing me lullabies of shoe-shine days Bb C* Guilded verses for your ethylene F Am Bb-Am-Gm-C-Dm And sing ‘em to me free and clean