Service Fee

	  		Service Fee
by The Waifs
 
Intro 
C   F   G  2x 
 
                  C 
You broke down my door and let yourself in 
         F                                G 
You, helped yourself to my soul and skin 
C 
Ate all you needed, then had the nerve to, 
F                                      G                           Am 
Thank me for dinner, and help yourself to dessert. 
                         F              G     Am                     F          G
You helped yourself, yeah,               Helped yourself

C 
You know I could I have charged you a service fee 
       F               G    
For all that you did to me
C 
I could have charged you a service fee, 
      F                 G      Am 
For all that you, did to me. 
                                    F     G 
You really helped yourself, yeah.


Well it wasn't very pretty, It wasn't very kind

I would rather go deaf, paralyzed and blind

But I laid back, held still by the fear

That you would smash me to pieces

And that I'd die here, I don't want to die here, no


You know I could have charged you a service fee

For all that you did to me

I should have charged you a service fee

For all that you, you did to me

You really helped yourself, yeah



I carry knives in my pockets, bullets in my guns

Don't you try to chase me, I'm not gonna run

Don't you ever ask me, Don't you dare to begin

Because, I'm not gonna talk about it

But, God I'm gonna sing,

God knows I'm gonna sing about it


You know I could have charged you

Should have charged you

Could have charged you

I would have charged you

Should have charged you a service fee

For all that you did to me

I could have charged you a service fee

For all that you, did to me

You really helped yourself, yeah


But thank you boy I'd rather walk home alone

No thank you sir I'd rather walk home alone  (You might help yourself)

No thank you brother I'd rather walk home alone (You might help yourself)
                                                             
No thank you mister I'd rather walk home alone  (Am) 
 
 
The G chord often sounds like its played with slight palm muting 
with each string picked, especially at the end of the chorus.