Eddie Noack – Raise The Taxes (Guitar)
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Track 17 of 30 on the album "Ain't the Reaping Ever Done? (1962-1976)" (2015)
[Intro]
D G
[Verse 1]
D I laid a million dollars on a deal the other day G But when my lawyer told me how much tax I'd have to pay D I gave the guys their million back and as we left the bar A7 D I made the whole transaction for a good five-cent cigar
[Chorus]
G Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) A7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) D They just won't leave our pay alone G And what's left ain't worth taking home
[Verse 2]
D A friend of mine just went to work for 90 bucks a week G He thought the job would help his little ol' starving kids to eat D When he received his pay, he lost his marbles, you can bet A7 D His check was 90 dollars gross to 20 dollars debt
[Chorus]
G Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) A7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) D They just won't leave our pay alone G And what's left ain't worth taking home
[Interlude]
D G
E
[Verse 3]
A E My congressman has held the floor forever and a day A He's introduced a bill to give the Brooklyn Bridge away E When someone said, "How are you gonna pay for such as this?" B7 E He shouted, "I've a plan, my friends, that simply cannot miss"
[Chorus]
A Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) B7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) E They just won't leave our pay alone A And what's left ain't worth taking home
[Verse 4]
E I won a jackpot in a quiz on a TV show A A gang of people asked me what I'd do with all that dough E My money's gone and if I thought I had a case, I'd sue B7 E All the guys can make it with Internal Revenue
[Chorus]
A Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) B7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) E They just won't leave our pay alone A And what's left ain't worth taking home A Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) B7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) E They just won't leave our pay alone A And what's left ain't worth taking home A Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) B7 Raise the taxes (raise the taxes) E They just won't leave our pay alone A And what's left ain't worth taking home