| [Note: Two guitars, one playing the descending riff (tabbed) |
| and the other strumming chords, listed below.] |
| F7sus4 xxx 10 11 11 (first verse) xx886x (second verse) |
| Bb xxx 10 11 10 (first verse) xx8766 (second verse) |
| E7sus4 xxx 9 10 10 (first verse) xx775x (second verse) |
| A xxx 9 10 9 (first verse) xx7655 (second verse) |
| Ab7 xx 10 11 9 x (second verse) |
| G7 xx 9 10 8 x (second verse) |
| F#7 xx897x (second verse) |
d|---6---6---6---6-|---6---6---6---6-|
a|-9---9---9---9---|-8---8---8---8---|
d|---6---6---6---6-|---6---6---6---6-|
a|-9---9---9---9---|-8---8---8---8---|
d |---6---6---6---6-|---6---6---6---6-|
a |-8---8---8---8---|-9---9---9---9---|
| | Db | Ab7sus4 | Db |
| | Cousin. All al- | ooooooone, | Cousin Let's |
d|---6---6---6---6-|---6---6---6---6-|---6---6---6---6-|
a|-8---8---8---8---|-9---9---9---9---|-8---8---8---8---|
| | G7sus4 | C | G7sus4 |
| | think of a game to | play now the | grown ups have all gone |
d|---5---5---5---5--|---5---5---5---5-|---5---5---5---5-|
a|-8---8---8---8----|-7---7---7---7---|-8---8---8---8---|
| | C | F#7sus4 |
| | away. You | won't be much fun being |
d|---5---5---5---5-|----4-----4---4-----4-|
a|-7---7---7---7---|-7-----7----7----7----|
| | B | F#7sus4 | B |
| | blind deaf and dumb but I've | no-one to play with | today. Do you |
d|----4------4-----4-----4----|---4---4---4---4---|---4---4---4---4-|
a|-6------6-----6-----6-------|-7---7---7---7-----|-6---6---6---6---|
| | F7sus4 | Bb | F7sus4 |
| | know how to play 'hide and | seek'? To find | me it would take you a |
d|----3-----3------3----3---|---3---3---3---3-|---3---3---3---3-|
a|-6-----6-----6-----6------|-5---5---5---5---|-6---6---6---6---|
| | Bb | E7sus4 |
| | week. But t | ied to that chair you won't |
d|---3---3---3---3-|----2------2-----2-----2---|
a|-5---5---5---5---|-5-----5------5-----5------|
| | A | E7sus4 | A |
| | go anywhere. There's a | lot I can do with a | freak. |
d|---2----2-----2----2---|---2---2---2---2---|-2-----|
a|-4----4----4----4------|-5---5---5---5-----|-4-----|
| How would you feel if I turned on the bath |
| Ducked your head under and started to laugh? |
| What would you do if I shut you outside |
| To stand in the rain and catch cold so you die--ie--ied? |
| |F (E) Eb (D) |Db |F (E) Eb (D) |Db |
I'm the schoo--oo--ool bully. The cla--ass roo-oom cheat.
| |F (E) Eb(D)|Db |F (E) Eb (D) |Db |
The na-aa-astiest playfriend you ev----er could meet.
| |F (E) Eb(D) |Db |F (E) Eb (D) |Db |
| I'll stick pi--ins in your fingers and tre--ead on your feet. |
| | Ab7sus4 | Db | Ab7sus4 | Db |
| | Ab7sus4 | Db |
| We're on our | own, | cousin |
| | G7sus4 | C |
| Let's | think of a game to | play |
| | G7 | C |
| Now the | grown-ups have all gone | away |
| | F#7sus4 | B |
| You | won't be much fun being | blind, deaf and dumb |
| | F#7 | B |
| But I've | no one to play with | today. |
| | F7sus4 | Bb |
| Do you | know how to play hide-and- | seek? |
| | F7 | Bb |
| To find | me it would take you a | week |
| | E7sus4 | A |
| But | tied to that chair you won't | go anywhere |
| | E7 | A |
| There's a | lot I can do with a | freak |
| Maybe a cigarette burn on your arm |
| Would change your expression to one of alarm. |
| I'll drag you around by a lock of your hair |
| Or give you a push at the top of the sta-aa-airs. |
I'm the scho--oo--ool bully. The cla--asro-oom cheat.
The na--asti--iest playfriend you ev----er could meet.
| I'll put gla--ass in your dinner and spi--ikes in your seat. |
| | Db | Ab7sus4 | Db | Ab7sus4 | Db |
