The Black and White

												
Intro to "The Black and White":

First, kind of slow, metal-ish, power chords:
E EEEE EEEE F# G GGGG GGGGGGGGGGG } repeat 3x
then
E EEEE EEEE D C CCCCCCCCDDD

Then:

[e--7-7--5-7-5--7p5h7p5h7p5--3--12--10-7h8-10-] then power chord of G
(I know my previous tab was in the key of C, but I think this sounds
right so just mess around with it)

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C      D         G
Mr. McCarthy killed the light
           F               C
He didn't wake his lovely wife
             D              G
He left the key inside the door
Woke on the wrong side of the bed
She can't remember what he said
But she sure knew what he had done

A
Little choices in a
F
A little town maybe a
C               G             F
Little man is right to be afraid
Biblic moralization
Identity frustration
Confused man cannot ruin his heart
       C       B      F               G            C
So he may be fucking her, but he's thinking about him

Catherine McKinnon does exist
She likes to call herself a feminist
A crusader who fights the pain
But what she really hates is sex
Erotic images oppress
And debase women as a whole
Simple solutions create-
d by black and white thinking
Too bad the world don't work that way
Catherine should get busy porkin'
That dolt Andrea Dworkin
I think they need a good hard fuck
So she may be off her back, now she needs to get off ours

C         B         A
A little man sits alone
     C     D             G
His sexuality's been carved in stone
C          D
He don't love her
     G         D      C
And she don't really care
C            D                G
Two victims of the black and white

Outro: G B C A G Or something like that