SHOCK TREATMENT
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Ralph.		With -- 'A Suburban Garage Sound.'
		Let's hear it for Oscar Drill and the Bits.

		C	  G			G5 / G#5 / A5 /Bb5 / B5 / C
Oscar.		One, two, one, two, three, four
		  C		
		I know how it feels
		      E
		to be coolin' my heels
			  Am
		I've been down on them 
		G      F
		long enough
			 C
		but if I take to them now
		     E
		then maybe somehow
		       F
		you'll see through the bluff
		      G				G5 / G#5 / A5 /Bb5 / B5 / C
		of my paying it tough


Oscar, Brenda,		    C		  Am
Glish.		I've been a lifetime on deposit
			     F		      G
		and that's a long time in the closet
			   C		  Am
		and if you say to me 'how was it'?
		       F		G
		it was hard taking that heart breaking
		C	     Am
		god forsaken route
			E5    E5    F5    F#5   F#5   G5   G5
		but I'm b  -  b  -  b  -
			      C			G5 / G#5 / A5 /Bb5 / B5 / C
		breaking out.


			C
Oscar.		You may say that you'd choose
		      E
		to be in my shoes
		    Am
		but look what it 
		G	F
		did for me
		      C
		I got buried alive
			E
		I don't thrive on that jive
		F
		look and you'll see
			G				G5 / G#5 / A5 /Bb5 / B5 / C
		that my spikes don't fit me



Oscar, Brenda,		     C		   Am
Glish.		We've been a lifetime on deposit
			     F		      G
		and that's a long time in the closet
			   C		 Am
		and if you say to us how was it?
		       F		G
		it was hard taking that heart breaking
		C	     Am
		god forsaken route
			  E5    E5    F5    F#5   F#5   G5   G5
		but we're b  -  b  -  b  -
			     	C
		breaking out.
				C
Oscar.		Breaking out
				C			G5 / G#5 / A5 /Bb5 / B5 / C
Audience.	Breaking out
		C5
Oscar.		Oohh




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1981, Music and Lyrics by Richard O'Brien
1996, Chords are prepared by Sunci Nikolic (sunci@world.ch)