Black Velveteen Lenny Kravitz
by Lenny Kravitz
from the album "5" (1999)
by Daaf (www.davidderooij.nl)
Tuning standard
INTRO: F
[F]Black velveteen, simple and clean, oh what a bad machine
[F]Black velveteen, supple and lean, the 21[Eb]st century dream[F]
[F]Ready to please, free from disease, she's waiti[Eb]ng on her knees[F]
[F]It's not a sin, titanium skin, just take h[E]er for a spi[F]n
[F]Black velveteen, simple and clean, oh what a bad machine
[F]Black velveteen, supple and lean, the 21[Eb]st century dream[F]
[F]Nice piece of kit, electronic clit, just sit [Eb]down for a fit[F]
[F]Ready to trip, a guaranteed hit, she's all yo[Eb]u ever wished
c# Eb F
Black velveteen don't give a damn, she'll do dishes
c# Eb F
Black velveteen knows all the night spots in France
c# Eb Bb
Black velveteen's cat smells like strawberry kittens
c# Eb F Eb Bb
Black velveteen always is ready to dance
[Bb]She's ready to...
Black velveteen, simple and clean, oh what a bad machine
Black velveteen, supple and lean, the 21st century dream
Black velveteen don't give a damn, she'll do dishes
Black velveteen knows all the night spots in France
Black velveteen's cat smells like strawberry kittens
Black velveteen always is ready to dance (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
She's ready to...
Black velveteen don't give a damn, she'll do dishes
Black velveteen knows all the night spots in France
Black velveteen's cat smells like strawberry kittens (oooh yeah yeah)
Black velveteen always is ready to dance (yeah yeah yeah yeah)
She's ready to...
Black velveteen, simple and clean, oh what a bad machine
Black velveteen, supple and lean, the 21st century dream
[F]Black velveteen, simple and clean, oh what a bad machine
[F]Black velveteen, supple and lean, the 21[Eb]st century dream[Bb] [F]
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