Biography:
"A brand new, undeniably infectious, and activist pop unit." -Grant Lawrence, CBC Radio Three.
"So extremely good that it almost defies description." -Grant Hamilton, Brandon Sun.
"Bare-knuckled black comedy bordering on surrealism, diabolically sharp and intricate left-wing zingers." - Rupert Bottenberg, Montreal Mirror.
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IN BRIEF
The Consumer Goods have reached the end of their first five-year plan having established themselves as a staple of the Canadian very-indie pop scene.
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Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Rovie Wade by the Consumer Goods from their album "Happy Bidet" (2007)
http://www.theconsumergoods.net
G Cadd9 C F#/G Cdim Em7
320033 X32033 332010 2X0022 330000 022033
Capo 5 (chords are relative to capo. Listen to the track to learn the strumming
pattern and timing)
Intro: G Cadd9 x 4
G D C G F#/G
I'm sorry sister, but the times are changin'
Em7 D C D
and Rovie Wade has been rearranging
G D C G F#/G
the comfy chairs on the Supreme Court benches
Em7 D C D C Cdim C D
and filling them with anti-woman wenches now.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the court,
Em7 D C D
your body's nobody's body but yours.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the press,
Em7 D C D G Cadd9
killing ain't so bad 'cos in Iraq, it's the best!
G Cadd9 x 3
G D C G F#/G
Let's put some ovaries on George Bush Junior,
Em7 D C D
'cos I'm sure he'd love to walk a mile in your shoes.
G D C G F#/G
And when he's carrying a little Cheney,
Em7 D C D C Cdim C D
he will be singing the back-alley coat-hanger blues.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the court,
Em7 D C D
your body's nobody's body but yours.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the Church,
Em7 D C D G Cadd9
if killing is so wrong why did God give us George the First?
G Cadd9 x 3
Finish on G
http://www.theconsumergoods.net
G Cadd9 C F#/G Cdim Em7
320033 X32033 332010 2X0022 330000 022033
Capo 5 (chords are relative to capo. Listen to the track to learn the strumming
pattern and timing)
Intro: G Cadd9 x 4
G D C G F#/G
I'm sorry sister, but the times are changin'
Em7 D C D
and Rovie Wade has been rearranging
G D C G F#/G
the comfy chairs on the Supreme Court benches
Em7 D C D C Cdim C D
and filling them with anti-woman wenches now.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the court,
Em7 D C D
your body's nobody's body but yours.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the press,
Em7 D C D G Cadd9
killing ain't so bad 'cos in Iraq, it's the best!
G Cadd9 x 3
G D C G F#/G
Let's put some ovaries on George Bush Junior,
Em7 D C D
'cos I'm sure he'd love to walk a mile in your shoes.
G D C G F#/G
And when he's carrying a little Cheney,
Em7 D C D C Cdim C D
he will be singing the back-alley coat-hanger blues.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the court,
Em7 D C D
your body's nobody's body but yours.
G D C G F#/G
And I don't care what they say in the Church,
Em7 D C D G Cadd9
if killing is so wrong why did God give us George the First?
G Cadd9 x 3
Finish on G
