Strange Ways (failed - reindex) Madvillain
(Chorus 1)
They [F]stay[C]
Strange [F]ways[C]
(Verse 1)
[Am]Wreak havoc[C], Beep [Em]Beep it's mad tra[G]ffic
[Em]Sleek and lavish people speaking [Am]leaking to the maverick
[Am]He see it as j[C]ust another f[Em]elony d[G]rug arrest
[Em]Any day could be the one he [Am]pick the wrong thug to test
[Am]Slug through the [C]vest, [Em]shot in the [G]street
For pulling [Em]heat on a father who [Am]baby's gotta eat
And [Am]when they get [C]hungry, it [Em]ain't sh*t [G]funny
[Em]Paid to interfere with how [Am]brother get his money
[Am]Now, who's the [C]real thugs, [Em]killers and [G]gangsters?
[Em]Set the revolution, let the [Am]things bust and thank us
[Am]When the [C]smoke clear, [Em]you can see the [G]sky again
[Em]There will be the chopped off [Am]heads of Leviathan
[Am]My friend,[C] [Em] they call 'em [G]strangers
[Em]Everybody talk to him [Am]end up in some danger
(Chorus 2)
They [F]stay[C]
Strange [F]ways[C]
Can't r[C]eform 'em
(Verse 2)
[Am]They pray four [C]times a day, [Em]they pray [G]five
[Em]Who ways is strange when it's [Am]time to survive
[Am]Some will go [C]of they own [Em]free will to [G]die
[Em]Others take them with you when they [Am]blow sky high
[Am]What's the difference?[C] All you [Em]get is lost [G]children
While the [Em]bosses sit up behind the [Am]desk it costs billions
To blast [Am]humans in [C]half, into [Em]calves and [G]arms
[Em]Only one side is all[Am]owed to have bombs
[Am]It's like [C]making a [Em]soldier [G]drop his weapon
[Em]Shooting him, and telling [Am]him to get to steppin'
[Am]Obvious[C]ly, they came to [Em]portion of his [G]fortune
[Em]Sounds to me like that old [Am]robbery, extortion
(Chorus 3)
They [F]stay ([C]same game)
Strange [F]ways[C]
N.C.
Can't reform 'em
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