| D/A |

                  G      G/B     C
Your slack-jawed dimness is our loss
             Am7              D/A
Condemns us to your point of view
           G       G/B   C
Who could give a flying toss
          Am7               D/A
What you like to chill out to?
                C               D/A
And why should I lighten up for you
            C             D/A
If you can’t heavy up for me?
               C  Am7
Why should I?
               D/A  D/A
Why should I?


               G         G/B     C
You grunt and root your patch of earth
              Am7              D/A
Adrift from shame and deaf to sound
             G           G/B    C
How much is your praise really worth?
           Am7                 D/A
About the same as your thumbs down
                C               D/A
And why should I lighten up for you
            C             D/A
If you can’t heavy up for me?
               C  Am7
Why should I?
               D/A  D/A
Why should I?


    G        G/B
So heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
 G        G/B
Heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
         G          G/B
You can give it up
 C              D/A
Give it up with me
    G        G/B
Or heavy up
 C           D/A  D/A
Heavy up for me


E5
               E5/D
What would it take
            E5/C#  E5/C
To get you to
          G       E7
Just to shut it?
        Am7     D/A
I’d so love it


| G G/B | C | Am7 | D/A |
| G G/B | C | Am7 | D/A |

| D/A |


                C               D/A
And why should I lighten up for you
            C             D/A
If you can’t heavy up for me?
               C  Am7
Why should I?
               D/A  D/A
Why should I?


    G        G/B
So heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
 G        G/B
Heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
         G          G/B
You can give it up
 C              D/A
Give it up with me
    G        G/B
Or heavy up
 C           D/A  D/A
Heavy up for me


              G           G/B     C
You won’t of course, you will be heard
            Am7              D/A
Ah, but at least a man can dream
       G      G/B      C
I’m afraid, alas, the turd
      Am7                D/A
Who thinks he’s an ice cream


                C               D/A
And why should I lighten up for you
            C             D/A
If you can’t heavy up for me?
               C  Am7
Why should I?
               D/A  D/A
Why should I?


    G        G/B
So heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
 G        G/B
Heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
         G          G/B
You can give it up
 C              D/A
Give it up with me
    G        G/B
Or heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me

       G        G/B
Yeah, heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
 G        G/B
Heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me
         G          G/B
You can give it up
 C              D/A
Give it up with me
    G        G/B
Or heavy up
 C           D/A
Heavy up for me