D
Ninety-nine rooms in the Pharaoh's tombs
F
He was young and hungry king
D
He spent a lot of time in his room, staring at the moon
F
And he loved to hear the young girls sing
D
Remember as you bleed for the artist
F
He only goes the hardest way
D
And as you plead for him to start this
F
You live to hear the artist say: I love you!
D
So let the criticism start and blow that poison dart
F
You never disrespect
D
The artist or his art
It's such a tender heart
F
The one that creates the art
DFD
Sixty-nine dudes just to get you in the mood
F
I got some issues with your style, girl
D
If my desires do intrude this pleasant InterludeF
I'll probably stay here a little while, girl
D
And now you bleed for the artist
F
Though it might not be the smartest play
D
And as you try to tear apart this
F
You live to hear the artist say: I love you!
D
So let the nihilism start and read a little Sartre
F
You never disrespect the artist or his art
D
It's such a wild heart - the one that bleeds the art
FD
Descend these scales of hollow Chorus dressed girls of angels on my heart
FD
Statues of males and Christs adorn, but begs the question "Is this art?"
D
Hey, bleed for the artist
F
He only goes the hardest way
D
And as you plead for him to start this
F
You live to hear the artist say: That's right!
D
So throw your items in the cart
F
And burn the Super Mart
DA#
You can never separate
A
The artist from the art
F
What finally stopped my heart
D
Where to start?
Where to start?
Where to start?
FD
We are the young and hungry patrons of the arts
FD
We are the young and hungry patrons of the arts
F
What finally stopped my heart
D
What finally stopped my heart
Goo, goo, goo, goo, goo, goo
This arrangement for the song is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this for private study, scholarship, or research.