Junk Culture

A E Stumbling through small life nowhere England D E Shaking hands with the big town life idiots D E Riff1 I was trying to pick up some ordinariness D D/F# E/G# A From the shopping bag inspir-ational choir A E Sweeping through middle town A-merica D E Stepping into fact or fiction trash TV world D E Riff1 Caught a glimpse of myself scraping and laughing D D/F# E/G# A Shuffling about a-mongst the news-paper E D D/F# E/G# A Amongst the news-paper a-mongst the news-paper E D D/F# E/G# Amongst the news-paper A E Cellophane wrapped processed lumps of meat D E Queueing up in the morning town traffic D E Riff1 Whilst smashing shop front girl a-ssistants into splinters D D/F# E/G# A With that new sledge-hammer in-difference A E Picking up a detail from a muscle magazine D E Whilst talking to someone else's wife D E Riff1 And wondering do I really care about sheet metal workers D D/F# E/G# A Saw you looking though your shop window re-flection E D D/F# E/G# A Shop window re-flection shop window re-flection E D D/F# E/G# Shop window re-flection A E Some run down amusement arcade humour D E Like cheap beer and instant coffee was pouring out D E Riff1 Over the city's pavements D D/F# E/G# A Calling closing time on that cinema queue fervour A E Thursday night on the railway lines D E As life and death burnt away in the distance and D E Riff1 A million TV screens close their weary eyes D D/F# E/G# A Don't you know me I know you E D D/F# E/G# A I know you I know you E D D/F# E/G# A I know you I know you E D D/F# E/G# A I know you I know you E D D/F# E/G# A I know you I know you