This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us(Chords)

	        This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us 
 
Starts with A Asus4 for about 6 bars. Probably fades in form 8 bars. 
 
The chords for the verse are 
|Asus4  A    |Asus4   Am   |Am     Gm     |Gm     Dm     | 
 
|Dm          |Dm           |Gm     Am     |Gm   A      | 
 
Zoo time is she and you time 
The mammals are your favourire type, and you want her tonight 
Heartbeat, increasing heartbeat 
You hear the thunder of stampeding rhinos, elephants and tacky tigers 
 
ocultar tablatura
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|-7----7----7----7----7----7----6----6----6----| 
|-5----5----5----6----6----6----7----7----7----| 
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  This town ain't big enough for both of us 
 
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|----2-1---------| 
|0-1-------------| 
|----------------|
 
 
Dm           Bb             Asus4      A 
And it ain't me who's gonna leave 
 
(Thanks to Neil Matterson for this bit) 
ocultar tablatura
|-----------------------2-0-----| 
|3-2---2---2------3-2-------2-2-| 
|----2---2---2--------2-------2-| 
|-----------------------------2-| 
|-----------------------------0-| 
|-------------------------------|
 
 
Flying domestic flying 
And when the stewardess is near do not show any fear 
Heartbeat increasing heartbeat 
You are a khaki-coloured bombadier it's Hiroshima that you're nearing 
This town ain't big enough for both uf us 
And it ain't me who's gonna leave 
 
Daily, exept for Sunday 
You dawdle in to the cafe where you meet her each day 
Heartbeat, increasing heartbeat 
As twenty cannibals have hold of you, they nead their protein just like you do 
This town ain't big enough for both uf us 
And it ain't me who's gonna leave 
 
Instrumental 
|D          |C        |B       |A       |x2 
 
lead guitar 
e string 
|-12h14p12h15--|repeat and slide down  
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Written by Ron Mael