Murder, Tonight, In The Trailer Park Michael Timmins [A] Murder tonight in the trailer [G] park. [F] Mrs. Annabelle Evans found with her [E] throat cut after dark. [A] Her pockets turned inside out her dresser [G] drawers turned upside down. [F] Anna’s neighbour, Peg, identifies the body [E] lets out a hollow kind of [B] sound. [E] Homicide is [A] tying yellow ribbons [E] around her silver [A] Airstream. [E] Red cherries [A] slashing up the night [B] cutting through that [A] cordoned crime [E] scene. [A] There’s been a [G] murder in the trailer park [E] tonight. [A] Murder tonight in the trailer [G] park. [F] Pack your things, Ann Marie, we’re heading [E] west we’re gonna make a fresh start. [A] I’ve been saving pennies, been looking [G] forward to this day. [F] No time for questions are you coming [E] or are you gonna [B] stay? [E] [E] Crosstown at the [A] Waterton [E] George Evans is sitting tall and [A] tight, [E] Buying drinks for all the [A] regulars [B] bragging about how them [A] bones danced for him [E] tonight. [A] There’s been a [G] murder in the trailer park [E] tonight. [A] Murder tonight in the trailer [G] park. [F] Faceless man counting crumpled bills, [E] hotel neon fights the dark. [A] TV set in the corner, they’re talking [G] murder on the late-night news. [F] He turns down the sound, waits for the sports, [E] he only wants to know, [B] did I win or did I [E] lose. [E] There’s been a [A] murder in the trailer [E] park tonight. [A] [E] Murder [A] in the trailer [E] park. Tabbed by Brent Wood (bwood@artcenter.edu) This sounds right except for the first B (and its repetitions), which I think sounds a little off. It must be a B variation. If you can correct me, I can go to my grave happy. |