E     	        Fm            A - B
You see the world is changing,  
E     	        Fm            A - B
Completely rearranging
E     	        Fm            A - B
It's left me with some doubt
E     	        Fm            A - B
So what's it all about

E            D - A	  	E	D - A
Tell me More     …      Tell me More. What's the score … Tell me More

People going hungry
In the land of Milk and Honey
But whether rich or poor
All we want is more

Give us More ….Give us More. Rich or Poor … Give us More

This little piggy went to market
With her friend next door
They weren't sure what to buy
So they bought the store

They bought more …They bought more. Bought the store … They bought more

[Instrumental]

The evening news brings us all the dirt
From a foreign shore
The Lunatics there all go to war
'Cause there ain't enough blood on their Killing Floor

Show us More … Show us More. Killing Floor … Show us More

Kids on the Street all around the world
Don't know what they're looking for
They'll beat you down and they'll rob you blind
Just 'cause it's better than being bored

Give them More … Give them More. They’re just Bored … Give them More


Word and music by C.J. Lauziere
© 1999

More

Am			       C-D     Am			   C-D
There use to be fish in the ocean...there use to be birds in the sky
Am			       C-D     Am			   C-D
I remember seeing the sunrise...without it burning my eye.
F          E7		     Am	
Oh no, where’d the ozone go


We lost all the shade when the trees died...haven’t really much of a chance
Unless you know some indians, you can get to dance
Oh no, where’d the ozone go


You wanna go and get your radio...ya better listen up to the man
If you don’t heed his warning, you’re gonna get a helluva tan
Oh no, where’d the ozone go

  	C		D		        Am
So just lay around and live your life by the TV
	C		D		        Am
Or maybe get on-line and call a friend on your PC
	     C		      G
But if you venture out and get off track
F			      E7	
Just don’t breathe you might make it back
F			      E7		        Am
The air’s much thicker than it was so long ago


In the middle of the day you know I pray for the night
My lips get awful blistered and my throat gets really tight
If you got something to say to me, ya better do it soon
I don’t think I’ll be around to see the new moon

Oh no, where’d the ozone go


words by R.Mathieson, C.Mathieson and C.J. Lauziere
music by C.J. Lauziere
© 1997

Oh No...the Ozone

Am7  (add D#)                               D-D9
Well, talking about anything really gets you going
Am7  (add D#)                               D-D9
And, I’ve got to hang on so tight when you get to rollin’
Am7  (add D#)                               D-D9
Day turns to night and everything is all right, but you’ve changed now
Am7  (add D#)                               D-D9
Yeah, your eyes give away a lot more than you say, and I read you

               F                        B7    C
So, this is Smalltalk at the last chance saloon

Yes, a friend said watch that lady, she’s bad news
But, I’ve been up and down so many times now, how can I lose
Oh, so take me away, lead me astray, you know I’ll follow
But, I gotta be back before the sun comes up, I’ve got another day tomorrow

Yes, this is Smalltalk a the last chance saloon

(instrumental)

Ya, a friend sed “wash that laby, she’s bad noose”
But, I’ve been up ’n’ down so many times now, how can I loose
Oh, so take me away, lead me ash tray, you know I follow
But, I gotta be back ‘fore the sun comes up, got another date tomorrow

Yep, this is Smalltalk at the last chance saloon


words and music by CJ Lauziere
© 1985

SmallTalk (at the Last Chance Saloon)

D                                                              G                                                       
Well, you’re allergic to light, so you’re a creature of the night But, that’s all right,
D
yeah, said it’s all right
D                                                   G                           D
And, I feel that I’ve found your love to be like a full time job
D
But, that’s okay…

                   C                G                     F         G               D
‘Cause I’m happy to be working on you every minute of the day

When you singled me out, I just had to scream and shot
and jump all about.
‘Cause I knew that loving you would be the craziest thing I could ever do.
But, that’s okay…

‘Cause I’m happy to be working on you every minute of the day

[Refrain]:
F                      G                   F                   G
You keep me running baby.  You almost drive me crazy
F                      G                   D
And, I can’t find the time to play. But, that’s okay…

‘Cause I’m happy to be working on you every minute of the day

[Instrumental]: Dm7 – D x 2
[Refrain]

You better hold me down now, ‘cause I think I’m spinning ‘round
much to fast.
C’mon now and tell me, tell me please, 
how long is this spell bound to last?

Still I’m happy to be working on you every minute of the day


Words by Ean Johnson and CJ Lauziere
Music by CJ Lauziere
© 1985

Working On You

G                                     B7
Sitting in on a Sunny Day, setting the stage for the thoughts to play
Em
There might be something much better to do, 
C
but I keep waiting on something new
A7							     D  -  D7
Could it be to climb a mountain and fly

Or, could it be just to tour the stars, sip some wine in a spaced out bar
Spend a day to live another life, 
in a world of sugar and cinnamon spice
Then come tomorrow, I find myself back here again

C                         G                C                           G
I’m Sitting in on a Sunny Day, makes me feel a very different way
C                                           G
But, there’s no time to read between the lines, 
B7                                                   
somebody’s got to draw them blinds…

[Refrain]: C – D – Em – C – G – D – C7 – B7 – Em – Em7
[Instrumental]: Cm7/C7 – G7 x 4  ->  A7 - D7

G                                     B7
Sitting in on a Sunny Day, makes me feel a very different way
Em
But, there’s no time to read between the lines, 
C
somebody’s got to draw them blinds
A7                                           D - D7
Somebody, somebody like you…

C                         G                C                              G
I’m Sitting in on a Sunny Day, setting the stage for the thoughts to play
C
There might be something much better to do, 
B7
but I keep waiting on something new….

[Outro]: C – D – Em – C – G – D – (C7–B7)x3 – Em – Em7


words and music by CJ Lauziere
© 1984

Sitting in on a Sunny Day

Grooving down this freeway…at twice the speed of Life
Born of Chance and Rhythm… a soul sacrifice
Now people say I’m crazy… I never settle down
But, I am just a poor boy… lost and never found

Ooooo...ooo...ooo…ooo…ooo

Now if you like to take chances, lady…go and seize the day
Then come a little closer…I have something to say
I know of all the lies you treasure…I know what you left behind
The secrets of the shadows…eventually we’ll find

Ooooo...ooo...ooo…ooo…ooo

Hang on to your piper baby…he’s the only one
Tell him all your stories…I’m sure you do have some
Tales of splendid laughter…burn under the sun
Stories of a blind man… always on the run

Ooooo...ooo...ooo…ooo…ooo


-Words by Tony Small, Ean Johnson and CJ Lauziere
-Music by CJ Lauziere
-© 1983

Chance And Rhythm

[Verse 1]
I swear I’ve done all I can
To do anymore would take a better man
But, nasty habits are hard to beat
I picked some up out on the street

But, I know the limit, I’ve seen it before
It’s over there somewhere by the door
She’ll have nothing to do with me
Until I find some Remedy 

[Verse 2]
The role models have all let me down
They’re either dead, or just ain’t around
I’ve got no money and I ain’t Bruce Lee
I can’t dance like the guy on TV

I need the power of a President
I need to know where my money went
She’ll have nothing to do with me
Until I win some Lottery


Take my woman, she’s too good for me
Take my woman, she’s too good for me
It hasn’t been the same, since she turned 23


Words and Music by CJ Lauziere
© 1995

She Turned 23

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