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Robyn Hitchcock - Egyptian Cream Chords

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Egyptian Cream Chords

(ver. 1)
Robyn Hitchcock


Tuning: EADGBe
Key: E Major



The riff in the intro and throughout the verses can be played like this:

 E
|-----------------------|
|-----------------------|
|---9-8-9---------------|
|----------9--11--6-7-9-|
|7----------------------|
|-----------------------|

The intro consists of 8 measures of this riff, the verses 8 measures.
After the first chorus, 4 measures of the same riff are played again.


         E

Egyptian cream, she loves to smear
She loves to smear it everywhere
On her face and on her hands
Til she feels like she's a man

             A                    G#m            C#m      B/F#

And when the change comes and the hair grows all over her skin

        A              G#m         C#m          B

She's a natural; she's part of the body she's in

         E

In the Sahara, there she lay
On an ironing board one day
She was gone for seven months
Hadn't guessed what happened once

          A                G#m           C#m          B/F#

When they told her "You're pregnant" she threw up her hands

    A            G#m          C#m         B

And thousands of fingers grew out of the sand

F#m  A     E

E____gyp___tian cream

         E

Egyptian cream, she loves to smear
She loves to smear it everywhere
When you're sore, too sore to dream
Try some more Egyptian cream

             A                    G#m             C#m      B/F#

And when the change comes and the grass grows all over the mound

    A             G#m        C#m        B

The tadpoles come slithering out of the ground

F#m  A     E    F#m

E____gyp___tian cream

F#m  A     E    F#m

E____gyp___tian cream

F#m  A     E    F#m

E____gyp___tian cream

F#m  A     E    B5/F#

E____gyp___tian cream



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