Hyena

2. In the part of the song following that (but before the lyrics begin) the guitar plays: G D# G D# G D# C D 2x 3. VERSE G I'm money broke B-C-B-C It's no joke G Can't cope B-C-B-C Use the rope this time G Knuckle up, buckle up B-C-B-C The ride's getting rough G B-C-B-C But I will not lose my mind G B-C-B-C I asked them if I could come in G B-C-B-C And the first thing they said was no G B-C-B-C If I can't come in, that means I can't come back G F That means I got nowhere to go 4. CHORUS F C Bb F I'm a hyena fighting for the lion share F C Bb F 2x Sometimes the lion share ain't there G D# G D# G D# C D 2x 5. VERSE 2 (Same chords as the first) Absent from political authority An animal I've become Total disorder and confusion is the lifestyle that I run Permit me to do what I want and I will I'm a nomad to travel Concrete glass stone and gravel 6. CHORUS 7. VERSE 3 (A little different. Also heavy mike distortion. *Besides the "D# Bb" chords are basically impossible to pick out. The bass carries the melody. However it does sound sort of like a G being raked.) G* Every time I turn around it's the same sad story G* Getting ganked I wish it would end G* And life's comisary G* D# Bb I'm a bad missionary with a wicked message I send G* (????) ...is not the way I want to live. G* Who could I trust in a world of green? G* When I'm taught to take and not give. 8. BRIDGE D# Who could I trust? Bb When I'm taught to take and not give. 9. SOLO (Don't have time to tab this out, but these are the chords played under the ) F C Bb F X 4 Guitar solo played out of a blues scale in the key of F 10. Repeat first verse (#3) 11. CHORUS v.2 Play through the chords F C Bb F two times alone with the bass before kicking in the chorus lyrics. During the second time through: Spoken: You see there's nothing you can say that's going to change my mind. F**k you! F C Bb F I'm a hyena fighting for the lion share F C Bb F Sometimes the lion share ain't there -------------------------------------------------------- F C Bb G# F Sometimes the lion share ain't there