I Wanna See Oka Everywhere Chords

  			


Intro: 

E--0-0-2-0---0-0-2-0-------------------------------| 
B--2-2-2-2---2-2-2-0-------2-----2---5-2-----2-----| 
G--2-2-2-2---2-2-2-2--2-4---2-4---2-----2-4---4-2--| 
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Intro words: 
the best thing i ever saw on tv 
was an s.q. cop catching a bullet with his teeth. 
my condolence madam canadiana but your husband was a f***ing stuck pig. 


Bridge: 

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B-----------------------------------------------------------------| 
G-----------6-7-6—9xx-9--11-11-9---------6-7-6--9-11-11--11--9-7--| 
D--7-7-7----7-7-7—9xx-9--11-11-9---7x-7--7-7-7--9-11-11--11--9-7--|  PLAY TWICE 
A--7-7-7----------7xx-7--9-9---7---7x-7---------7--9--9---9--7-5--| 
E--5-5-5---------------------------5x-5---------------------------| 

Bridge 2 

Then: 

E----------------------------------------------------------| 
B--------------------7-------------------------------------| 
G---------6-6xx---6----6--7---------6-6xx --9-9--9---9--9--| 
D--7-7xx--6-6xx-----------7--7-7xx--6-6xx --9-9--9---9--9--|  PLAY TWICE 
A--7-7xx--4-4xx-----------5--7-7xx--4-4xx --7-7--7---7--7--| 
E--5-5xx---------------------5-5xx-------------------------| 


Then drum and bass play during these words: 
but this song’s not about some romantic account of history, 
it’s not about  martyrs or mythos or heroes or burnings in effigy. 
it’s about a native kid flipping her wig to try to keep some self-respect intact. 
it’s about an oka who raised her fist in resistance, and a will to fight back! 


Verse: (play these two parts for verse 1, then again for verse 2) 

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B---------------------------------------------| 
G-------6-6-7-7-7x-6-6--------6-6-7-7-7x-6-6--| 
D-7-7-7-6-6-7-7-7x-6-6-9-9-9--6-6-7-7-7x-6-6--|  PLAY TWICE 
A-7-7-7-4-4-5-5-5x-4-4-9-9-9--4-4-5-5-5x-4-4--| 
E-5-5-5----------------7-7-7------------------| 

E---------------------------------------------| 
B-------------------------6/7-7-7--7----------| 
G--------6/7/9-9-9--------6/7-7-7--7----------| 
D--7-7-7-6/7/9-9-9--7-7-7—4/5-5-5--5--2-------|  PLAY TWICE 
A--7-7-7—4/5/7-7-7--7-7-7-------------2-------| 
E--5-5-5------------5-5-5-------------0-------| 


verse 1 words: 
the girls at work, they still deny their racism.  they claim tolerance for 
all, but it seems the degree of only 
racial slurs as their gauge defines tolerance as hate.   and there’s 
27-million girls at work here.  imagine fighting that 500 years. 



verse 2 words: 
And golly gee! how valiant! how the white oppressor makes allowance for the 
calculated gestures of 
insurgence tightly tethered to their purses.  oka had this orchestra 
aborted.  oka f***ed the rules to choose a future self-determined.  i 
support *it. 

(*here’s where you start playing the little solo) 


Solo: 
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B------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| 
G----6-7-9--6-7--9-9-9-9-9-7-6----6-7-9--6-7--9-9-9----6-7-9--6-7--9-9-9-9-9-7-6-----------------| 
D--7----------------------------9---------------------7---------------------------9-----2-2-2-2--| 
A---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-2-2-2--| 
E---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------0-0-0-0--| 


End: 
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G------------------------------------------------------------------------| 
D--7-7-7--4-4-4-2---2-2-2---7-7-7--4-4-4-(3-3-3xxxx--5-5-5xxxx)----7-----| 
A--7-7-7--4-4-4-2---2-2-2---7-7-7--4-4-4-(3-3-3xxxx--5-5-5xxxx)----7-----| 
E--5-5-5--2-2-2-0---0-0-0---5-5-5--2-2-2-(1-1-1xxxx--3-3-3xxxx)----5-----| 
                                         (play these sets 4 times each) 

End words: 
and the best thing i think i ever said, was ‘if a Kevin Costner cavalry is 
your means to their ends, then the struggle is dead.’  why do we pretend 
approval is upon what they depend?