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[Refrão] 
C 
Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang 
F            C        G 
Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything 
     C                                                    F 
They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known 
                     C                  G          F       C 
That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home

[Verso 2] 
C 
Now, take the CPU, you see it's only just a box 
     F                   C                 G 
With blinking lights and whirring fans and lots of cable slots 
     C 
So I spent an evening working with some wire and bulbs and pins 
       F                C              G           F       C 
Then I hauled it to the basement and I plugged the freezer in

[Verso 3] 
C 
Well, next I needed tape drives, my tape drives were a steal 
  F                C            G 
I climbed into the attic for my dad's old reel-to-reel 
     C 
Some cable and some binder twine, and soon it was complete: 
   F       C               G        F       C 
My CPU and tape drive at a price no one can beat

[Verso 4] 
C 
So then I looked for disk drives, but it didn't take me long 
F                C                  G 
Function follows form, they say, or have I got that wrong? 
  C 
I found a drive with five new modes that blows the rest away: 
F                C              G          F      C 
Cottons, linens, wash and wear, rinse, and lingerie!

[Refrão] 
C 
Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang 
F            C        G 
Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything 
     C                                                   F 
They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known 
                     C                  G          F       C 
That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home

[Verso 5] 
        C 
Well, I had to have a console just to make my system run 
    F           C               G 
Without a fancy console then my system wasn't done 
      C 
So, I tied a ten-buck typer to a broken TV tube 
    F              C                G         F       C 
And now I've got a console that can write the evening news

[Verso 6] 
     C 
I've had my system running - I'll admit it's not the best 
    F          C                       G 
The data isn't right, and the response time is a mess 
   C 
It crashes every hour, and it isn't worth a damn 
    F         C              G                 F C 
But I'm satisfied because it runs just like an IBM!

[Refrão] 
C 
Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang 
F            C        G 
Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything 
     C                                                   F 
They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known 
                     C                  G          F       C 
That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home

[Verso 1] C I went to buy computers, and they said a million bucks F C G For a brand new mainframe IBM, now that price really sucks C So I looked at all the pictures, and I chose to build my own F C G F C For you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Verso 2] C Now, take the CPU, you see it's only just a box F C G With blinking lights and whirring fans and lots of cable slots C So I spent an evening working with some wire and bulbs and pins F C G F C Then I hauled it to the basement and I plugged the freezer in [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Verso 3] C Well, next I needed tape drives, my tape drives were a steal F C G I climbed into the attic for my dad's old reel-to-reel C Some cable and some binder twine, and soon it was complete: F C G F C My CPU and tape drive at a price no one can beat [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Verso 4] C So then I looked for disk drives, but it didn't take me long F C G Function follows form, they say, or have I got that wrong? C I found a drive with five new modes that blows the rest away: F C G F C Cottons, linens, wash and wear, rinse, and lingerie! [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Verso 5] C Well, I had to have a console just to make my system run F C G Without a fancy console then my system wasn't done C So, I tied a ten-buck typer to a broken TV tube F C G F C And now I've got a console that can write the evening news [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home [Verso 6] C I've had my system running - I'll admit it's not the best F C G The data isn't right, and the response time is a mess C It crashes every hour, and it isn't worth a damn F C G F C But I'm satisfied because it runs just like an IBM! [Refrão] C Oh, IBM, DEC, and Honeywell; HP, DG and Wang F C G Amdahl, NEC, and NCR, they don't know anything C F They make big bucks for systems, so they never want it known C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home F C G F C That you can build a mainframe from the things you find at home