Biography:
At least five artists share the name Rodriquez.
1) Sixto Diaz Rodriguez (also known as Rodriguez or as Jesus Rodriguez) is an American folk musician, born in Detroit, Michigan on July 10, 1942. He was named 'Sixto' (pronounced seex-toe) because he was the sixth child in his family. Rodriguez's parents were middle-class immigrants from Mexico, who left in the 1920s. In most of his songs he takes a political stance on the cruelties facing the inner city poor.
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- Copa Rota
- Crucify Your Mind
- Dead End Street
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- I Think Of You
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- Jane S Piddy
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- Like Janis
- Only Good For Conversation
- Palabras Mas Palabras Menos
- Para No Olvidar
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- Sandrevan Lullaby
- Sin Documentos
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Song: Like Janis
Artist: Rodriguez
Tabbed by: Laine79
Capo 2nd fret
Intro :
C F Em G (x2)
C F Em G C
And you measure for wealth by the things you can hold
F Em G C
And your measure for love by the sweet things you're told
C F C G
And you live in the past or the dream that you're in
C F G C
And your selfishness is your cardinal sin
And you want to be held with the highest regard
It delights you so much if he's trying so hard
And you try to conceal your ordinary ways
With a smile or a shrug or some stolen cliché
F G C
'Cos don't you understand
F G C
And don't you look about
F G C
I'm trying to take nothing from you
F Em G C F Em G C
So why should you act so put out for me
F Em G C
'Cos emotionally you're the same basic trip
And you know that I know of the times that you've slipped
So don't try to impress me you're just pins and paint
And don't try to charm me with things that you ain't
And don't try to enchant me with your manner of dress
'Cos a monkey in silk is a monkey no less
So measure for measure reflect on my said
And when I won't see you then measure it dead
F G C
'Cos don't you understand
and don't you look about
I'm trying to take nothing from you
F Em G
So why should you act so put out
F Em G C F Em G C
And sit there and wonder and doubt for me
Artist: Rodriguez
Tabbed by: Laine79
Capo 2nd fret
Intro :
C F Em G (x2)
C F Em G C
And you measure for wealth by the things you can hold
F Em G C
And your measure for love by the sweet things you're told
C F C G
And you live in the past or the dream that you're in
C F G C
And your selfishness is your cardinal sin
And you want to be held with the highest regard
It delights you so much if he's trying so hard
And you try to conceal your ordinary ways
With a smile or a shrug or some stolen cliché
F G C
'Cos don't you understand
F G C
And don't you look about
F G C
I'm trying to take nothing from you
F Em G C F Em G C
So why should you act so put out for me
F Em G C
'Cos emotionally you're the same basic trip
And you know that I know of the times that you've slipped
So don't try to impress me you're just pins and paint
And don't try to charm me with things that you ain't
And don't try to enchant me with your manner of dress
'Cos a monkey in silk is a monkey no less
So measure for measure reflect on my said
And when I won't see you then measure it dead
F G C
'Cos don't you understand
and don't you look about
I'm trying to take nothing from you
F Em G
So why should you act so put out
F Em G C F Em G C
And sit there and wonder and doubt for me
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