69 Judy Garland

	  		
verse 1 
G 
The first brick the drag king threw 
C 
To draw blood from the boys in blue 
D               C             G 
Said "Here lies Judy Garland" on it 
G 
It flew through historic air 
C 
Even Taylor Mead was there 
D         C                G 
And Allen Ginsberg wrote a sonnet 

D 
One day after the funeral 
C 
Stones flew over the Stonewall 
G 
Judy Garland 
D 
Halfway through her tell-all memoirs 
C 
Who flew up into the stars? 
G 
Judy Garland 
     F              G     F 
Judy Garland set us free
 

verse 2 
G 
We tried to drive to Woodstock but 
C 
Our little blue bug couldn't cut 
D                 C                G 
Through that last hundred miles of traffic 
G 
Love still dared not to speak 
C 
In l'année érotique 
D               C         G 
"Je t'aime" was banned as pornographic 

   D          
So put those feather boas on 
C 
Drink too much wine 
    D 
And celebrate the revolution 
C 
Of '69 

      D 
Cause life-sized life never was enough 
C 
Who called reality's bluff? 
     G 
Judy Garland 
D 
Patron saint, or victim of love? 
C 
Let's try "none of the above" 
     G 
Judy Garland 
     F              G     F 
Judy Garland set us free
 


Bridge 
     D 
Some say its a coincidence 
C 
No relation 
   D 
As if she didn't die for us 
C 
Her love nation 

D 
Halfway through 1969 
C 
Who joined Heaven's conga line? 
     G 
Judy Garland 
D 
Sick and tired of being alive 
C 
She flew back to Rigel V 
     G 
Judy Garland 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
So be free with me 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
Judy Garland set us free 
     F              G 
So be free with me