Wayne intro 4 (live at the paradise lounge boston 10/27/02) chords and lyrics - THE FLAMING LIPS

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[Verse 1]
See, in [Em]our story, a lot of people think [G]it's that the little Japan
[F]ese girl just fights the robot
and that's kind of the story. we [Em]have,
part of the story [G#m]goes
that the robot [Em]is on[F]e of these technically adv[Em]anced,
you know, futuristic machines
and it falls [F]in love with Yoshimi
and instead of Yoshimi [Em]killing the robot,
the robot actually kills himself.
So the story has [F]this strange little [Em]twist.
So I don't want you to feel [Em]too good
about her beating the ro[F]bot
or the ro[Em]bot losing because it's all, again, it's [D]convoluted,
[F]I'm sorry. [Em]Oh, test. Okay.
So we're doing
these a little out of order
as the way that they would work
on the record.
So [F]a lot of people think, and rightly so,
I mean, we built the [G]record in such a [Em]way
that you could listen to it and think that there's
a story that [G]sort of comes out of it.
We start out [F#]with this song.
It's called [Em]Fight Test,
and it's about a sort of stance
that someone can take.
Not a [F]moral stance,
[Em]but just a human stance
on how you can deal with [G]your own reason for
[F]fighting and stuff like that.
And then it goes on to the other parts of it.
[E]So this song I've see[Bbm]n written about,
[E]and correctly so resembles, in some [Em]ways,
a Cat [G]Stevens song
called Father and [Em]Son.
Maybe [G#]some of you guys know that song,
right? [Bbm]And it's a beautifu[Em]l, wonderful, gr[E]eat, great tune.
And I agree [Bbm]that it does,
in some ways,
resemble that song.
[F]I was l[E]istening to that song
[Em]when I sort of discovered [G]the sort of storytelling,
here we are, [D]storytelling thing.
[Em]It's a storytelling [Bbm]element
of the way the chord progression
goes.
Maybe you could show them [F]Steven.
Yeah