The Ballad of Dwight Frye

Alice Cooper: Love it to Death (1971)

"Mommy, where's daddy? He's been gone for so long. Do you think he'll ever come home?" 
 
E G D C
E G D C
I was gone for fourteen days, I could have been gone for more;
E G D C
Held up in intensive care ward, Lying on the floor.
E G D C
I was gone for all those days,But I was not all a-lone;
E G D C C-riff
I made friends with a lot of peo-ple in the danger zone
C D E C D E
See my lone-ly life un-fold I see it ev-ry day
C D E A C D E
See my only mind ex-plode, since I've gone a-way
E G D C
E G D C
I think I lost some weight there, And I'm sure I need some rest;
E G D C
Sleeping don't come very easy In a straight white vest.
E G D C
Sure like to see that little children, She's only four years old ole
E G D C C-riff
I'd give her back all her play things even even the one I stole
C D E C D E
See my lone-ly life un-fold I see it ev-ry day
C D E A C D E
See my lone-ly mind ex-plode, when I've gone in-sane
 
|: 3x E G D C :|
|: 3x E G D C :|
(I wanna get out of here, I've wanna get out of here.)
C D E C D E
See my lone-ly life un-fold I see it ev-ry day
C D E A C D E
See my lone-ly mind ex-plode, blow up in my face
 
|: 3x E G D C :|
E G D C
I grabbed my hat I got my coat I ran into the street
E G D C
I saw a man that was chok-ing there I guess he couldn't breathe
E G D C
Said to my-self, this is ver-y strange, I'm glad it wasn't me;
E G D C
But now I hear those sirens call-ing And so I am not free
(I didn't want to be) - (I didn't want to be) - (I didn't want to be) 
C D E C D E
See my lone-ly life un-fold
C D E A C D E
See my lone-ly mind ex-plode, blow up in my face


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