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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 04:35:05 -0500
 From: Nick Paluzzi <leroy777@mindspring.com>
 Subject: In the land of grey and pink; caravan
 IN THE LAND OF GREY AND PINK
 INTRO:
 D/G D/G6 D/G D/G6 D(I) Dsus2 D(I) Dsus2 D/F D/FMaj7 D/F D/FMaj7 D/C(I)
 D/C(II) D/C(I) D/C(II) 
 
 D/G D(II)
 
 
 
 [DII] In the land of Grey and Pink
 Where omly [Am7] boyscouts stop to think
 [G] They'll be coming back again
 Those nasty grumbly grimlies
 [D] They're coming down your chimney
 Yes, they're [Am7] trying to get in
 [G]going to take your money
 Isn't it a sin
 [B] They're so thin
 [F#]There's black buckets in the sky
 [D] Don't laeve your [E] dad in the [B] rain
 [F#] Cigarettes burn bright tonight
 [D] They'll all get [CM7] washed down the [F#7] drain [G]
 
 So we sail away for just one day
 To the land where the punk weed grows
 You won't need any money, just fingers and ye toes
 And when it's dark a boat will pass in the land of Walburn(?) Green
 Take a fill of punkweed and smoke till ye bleed, that's all we'll need
 Sailing back in morning light
 We'll wash our feet in the sea
 And when the day gets really bright
 We'll go to sea drinking tea.
 
 OUTRO:
 
 D/G D/G6 D/G D/G6 D(I) Dsus2 D(I) Dsus2 D/F D/FMaj7 D/F D/FMaj7 D/C(I)
 D/C(II) D/C(I) D/C(II) 
 
 D/G D(II) D/G D/G6 D/G D/G6 D(I) Dsus2 D(I) Dsus2 D/F D/FMaj7 D/F D/FMaj7
 D/C(I) D/C(II) D/C(I) D/C(II) 
 
 D/C# D(II)
 
 CHORDS: 
 
          E A D G B E
 
 Am7      X 0 2 0 1 0
 
 B        X 2 4 4 4 0
 
 CMaj7    X 3 2 0 0 0
 
 DI       X X 0 7 7 5
 
 DII      X X 0 2 3 2
 
 Dsus2    X X 0 7 7 0
 
 D/C(I)   X X 0 5 5 3
 
 D/C[II]  X X 0 5 5 0
 
 D/C#     X X 0 1 2 1
  
 D/F      X X 0 5 6 5
 
 D/FMaj7  X X 0 5 6 0
 
 D/G      X X 0 7 8 7
 
 D/G6     X X 0 7 8 0
 
 E        0 2 2 1 0 0
 
 F#       2 4 4 3 2 2
 
 F#7      X 4 4 3 2 0
 
 G        3 2 0 0 3 3
 
 If anyone else in the universe has heard this tune and is making use of
 this transcription, PLEASE TELL ME!  I don't want to think my efforts were
 in vain. 
 
 NICK [leroy777@mindspring.com]