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Band, The ~ Ring Your Bell


F#-5 f c/e Ring your bell Ebm dm c Change your number F#-5 f c/e Run like hell Ebm dm c You can't hide from thunder Oh, no F#-5 f c/e Ring your bell Ebm dm c Get in the wind F#-5 f c/e ebo7 dm7 c You and me gonna make some medicine C7/bb f/a c/g Run that rebel across the tracks C7/e dm7 c With the mounties on his trail Eb6 dm7 He was taught: C f Don't get caught at the mercy of the man G Land in jail C7/bb f/a c/g Meet me, madam, on the high road C7/e dm7 c We gonna blow the man down Eb6 dm7 c I've been totin' a heavy load F And i'm rarin' to clown G Mess around Ring your bell Shake your tower Pump your well Turn on your power I'm gonna ring your bell Glide on in You and me gonna make some medicine Smoky bars and souped-up cars Where we drowned all sorrow Renegade woman Love me like there's no tomorrow Left to borrow Bloodhounds comb the back streets With the ramrod close behind Asphalt justice you gonna find My ass across That border line Ring your bell Sound the chime Open up your shell Get on the line Come on, ring your bell Gimme some skin You and me gonna make some medicine more free lyrics

F#-5 f c/e
Ring your bell
Ebm dm c
Change your number
F#-5 f c/e
Run like hell
Ebm dm c
You can't hide from thunder

Oh, no
F#-5 f c/e
Ring your bell
Ebm dm c
Get in the wind
F#-5 f c/e ebo7 dm7 c
You and me gonna make some medicine

C7/bb f/a c/g
Run that rebel across the tracks
C7/e dm7 c
With the mounties on his trail
Eb6 dm7
He was taught:
C f
Don't get caught at the mercy of the man
G
Land in jail
C7/bb f/a c/g
Meet me, madam, on the high road
C7/e dm7 c
We gonna blow the man down
Eb6 dm7 c
I've been totin' a heavy load
F
And i'm rarin' to clown
G
Mess around

Ring your bell
Shake your tower
Pump your well
Turn on your power
I'm gonna ring your bell
Glide on in
You and me gonna make some medicine

Smoky bars and souped-up cars
Where we drowned all sorrow
Renegade woman
Love me like there's no tomorrow
Left to borrow
Bloodhounds comb the back streets
With the ramrod close behind
Asphalt justice you gonna find
My ass across
That border line

Ring your bell
Sound the chime
Open up your shell
Get on the line
Come on, ring your bell
Gimme some skin
You and me gonna make some medicine

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