Some Humans Ain't Human chords by John Prine

Chords with lyrics

John Prine
Some humans aint human

intro Finger pick over G+G and C majorC
C
Some humans aint human
       	    	 FF
some people aint kind.
       	    	G+G
you open up their hearts
       	    	  C majorC
and here's what you'll find.
       	    C majorC
a few frozen pizzas
       	    	 FF
some ice cubes with hair
       	    	 G+G
a broken popsicle
            C majorC
you don't wanna go there.

Some humans aint human
though they walk like we do.
They live and they breath
just to turn the old screw.
they screw you when you're sleepin'
they try to screw you blind.
some humans aint human
some people aint kind.

You might go to church
and sit down in a pew.
Those humans who aint human
will be sitting right next to you.
They talk about your family
they talk about your clothes,
when they don't know their own ass
from their own elbows.
    	    	G+G     	    	C majorC
Jealousy and stupidity don't equal harmony.
Jealousy and stupidity don't equal harmony.

Way too lazy to tab out solo. But it works good over this scale.

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Have you ever noticed
when your feelin' really good,
there's always a pigeon
that'll come shit on your hood?
Or you feelin your freedom
and the world's off your back
some cowboy from Texas
starts his own war in Iraq.

Some humans aint human
some people aint kind.
They lie through their teeth
with their head up their behind
you open up their hearts
and here's what you'll find.
Some humans aint human
some people aint kind.

Submitted with much respect for Mr. Prine by
Mike Morgan
[email protected]
14 November 2005