Joel Plaskett – Collusion (Guitar)

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[Verse 1]
C
In this country of nowhere

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On this sphere of spheres

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On the 19th day of April

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When the full moon re-appears

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There's a new one for the old guard

C
It's a cautionary tale

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From the front porch and the backyard

F                            C
One last postcard in the mail
[Verse 2]
C
From the 440 Parkway

C
You can take the 40 west

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Perhaps it's best we part ways

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'Til I get this off my chest

C
We could end before it starts up

C
But then, what would be the point?

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You think she's out but then she sparks up

F                                  C
'Cause she loves to rock this joint
[Chorus 1]
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Colli-colli-collusion

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I've got nothing to hide

C
Except my imagination

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Behind tired eyes open wide

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Colli-colli-collusion

F                                      C
I'm told that's what they call it down here

          G
But maybe Doug was simply

           C
Bending my ear
[Verse 3]
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We're scheming down in Dreamland

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Through futures black and white

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Our mind is crossing interstates

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And provinces of night

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Spin some Southern Gothic

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To find some northern haze

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C'mon man, come off it

F                        C
Slow it down on lazy days
[Chorus 2]
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Colli-colli-collusion

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Man, the fix is in

C
Confusing this illusion

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Is anyone listening?

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Colli-colli-collusion

F                                      C
I'm told that's what they call it down here

         G
Counting down

      C
My 44 years
[Verse 4]
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One eye on the white line

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Between the dream and the delusion

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One on the horizon

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As we cruise into
[Chorus 3]
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Colli-colli-collusion

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I heard it on the wire

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Blowin' kisses to the misses

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And so it does conspire

F
Colli-colli-collusion

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I guess that's what they call it down here

          G
But maybe Doug was simply

           C
Bending my ear
[Outro]
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Objections in the rear view mirror

F                      C
Maybe closer than they appear