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Mr Limousine Driver

Grand Funk Railroad

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FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de
DATE:  Tue, 01 May 2001 11:57a.m. GMT+1
ARTIST: Grand Funk Railroad
SONG: Mr. Limousine Driver
ALBUM: Grand Funk (Red Album) 1969, Capitol


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			#   Mr. Limousine Driver   #
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			   written by Mark Farner


INTRO:

(with drums + bass)
E  B  F  C    (play with barre-chords from the 7th fret upwards)

then guitar only:  (great Mark Farner-distortion :-)
E  A  E  D-A.       2x's    (where the dot is: strum empty strings shortly)
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        |---> play this pattern througout the verses

VERSES:
Hey Mr. Limousine Driver
Can I ask you a favour please?
Let her in my door,
And don't look back here no more,
I know you can do it with ease.

Although we're on our way from the show,
And you don't like to get off the track.
Please, Mr. Chauffeur let's talk things over
'Cause she says she loves me and that's a fact.

BRIDGE:
        E
Can you hear what I'm sayin'
     B
It's not like I'm prayin'
     C				  G
You know, because you've done it before.
    E 			    B
So why make me wait please don't hesitate
	       C		      G---A  ---> play G-barre and slide up to 5th fret's A
just get back here and let her in my door.

1st Solo over verses

VERSE:
Hey Mr. Limousine Driver
I know you know where it's at
Too late, will be later
You just read your ev'nin' paper
And don't worry 'bout what's goin' on in back.


Hey Mr. Limousine Driver
Hey Mr. Limousine Driver

2nd Solo (just like before)
and fade out


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	|"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?" |
	|	-Ray Davies, October 1965			  |
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	|You can hardly listen to today's music. 		  |
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