Author/Artist: Starflyer 59
Title: 20 Dollar Bills
Album: Everybody Makes Mistakes
Transcribed by: Kyle Stedman
Email: kstedman@rollins.edu

(P) & (C) 1999 Tooth & Nail Records
Written by Jason Martin / Some Blue Collar Songs (ASCAP)

Now the obvious problem with playing this song on the guitar is that it was
written for the piano--so while I'm aware that this album is played with the
guitar tuned down half a step, I'm writing this one out as if it weren't, to
allow piano players to just look at the chords and play as written without
transcribing in their heads.

So guitar players who recognize that these chords would sound better
transcribed up a half step and played with a guitar tuned down a half step,
feel free.  But not here and now.  

Intro:
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---|---6-------6-----|
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-4-|-5-----5---------|
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(I have no idea what words he's actually saying...correct me)

Db/Ab                          F                      Gb
    When you're done with your role I wanna take you alive

       Ab       Db
Like everybody else

      Db           F     Gb         Gb        Ab       Db
Who knows you're coming back, And there with all your friends
(2nd verse: The double-decker house...)

      Db   F      Gb    Gb   Ab    Bbm
The neverending love of 20 dollar bills

     Bbm     F     Gb        Gb Ab Bbm
That never change your life

     Bbm    F     Gb     Ab
That never change your life

(Repeat for second verse)

Outro chords same as "Who knows you're coming back..." line

Outro synth strings:
-13---14-13-11--9-------9-11--13-
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This song is fun because you can take these chords and play 'em with piano
or synth harp or synth strings or fuzzy guitar arpeggios or whatever.
As always, I'm fully welcome to comments, questions, problems, bashes,
whatever.  Criticism keeps folks humble and healthy.  Keep it real with the
big guy.