Tom: G major
Verse 1
G
D
Ru fus could play the piano
G
C
G
And he drove an American car
C
He worked nine to sundown
D
To save us from nuclear war
G
D
Well, Beverly came from Seattle
G
C
Played the mouth harp quite well
So they say
G
Verse 2
Verse 3
G
D
In hopes she might sell
them someday
G
Verse 4
D
G
D
Well, Rufus and Bev became sweethearts
G
Verse 5
C
And nature could not be denied
G
Verse 6
C
They did the things lovers do
D
As happy as clams at high tide
G
D
G
One morning said Rufus to Beverly
C
G
As they lay in the fondest embrace
D
G
There's an issue I fear we must face
D
G
D
G
For this body you see here before you
D
C
G
Was once more like yours and like mine
C
But I sought the compliance
D
To change to the sex masculine
G
D
G
Well, Beverly stared back in silence
C
G
Said, Rufus, don't rue what you've done
D
G
For this other, more feminine one
D
G
D
So the lovers went back
C
G
In the manner to which they were used
C
And the night they seemed tied
G
Em
Although deep down inside
G
Em
D
G
They were ever so slightly confused
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