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FROM: Lukas Lechner, Woergl, Austria
E-MAIL: luggi69@web.de
DATE:  Sat, 02 Jun 2001 3:02 p.m. GMT+1
ARTIST: The Kinks
SONG: You Can't Win
ALBUM: The Kink Controversy, 1965

		You Can't Win
		
		written by Ray Davies

Eb (x43121@3)             DbYou'll (x43121@1)try and you'll try again,
     Ab (xx1114@1)	EbBut (x43121@3)you know you can't win.
Eb (x43121@3)	             DbYou'll (x43121@1)try and you'll try again,
     Ab (xx1114@1)               EbBut (x43121@3)you know you can't win.


Db (x43121@1)             AbWhat (xx1114@1)more can I say, now
Db (x43121@1)            AbWhat (xx1114@1)more can I do
Db (x43121@1)            AbNo (xx1114@1)need to feel sad now
Eb (x43121@3)                     Db (x43121@1) Ab'Cause (xx1114@1)times are pretty thin


Ab (xx1114@1)          Eb (x43121@3)  DbBut (x43121@1)You Can't Win
Ab (xx1114@1)       Eb (x43121@3)  DbYou (x43121@1)Can't Win
Ab (xx1114@1)       Eb (x43121@3) Db (x43121@1) AbYou (xx1114@1)Can't Win

Eb (x43121@3) Db (x43121@1) Ab (xx1114@1)
Try and do what you can,
But you know you can't win.
You say you don't understand			same chords as before
But you know you can't win.

What more can I say, now
What more can I do
No need to feel sad now
'Cause times are pretty thin

You Can't Win
You Can't Win
You Can't Win

Solo over Eb  Db  Ab

What more can I say, now
What more can I do
No need to feel sad now
'Cause times are pretty thin

You Can't Win
You Can't Win
You Can't Win
You Can't Win
You Can't Win...   fade out


Corrections, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome, just e-mail me!


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	|"Won't you tell me, where have all the good times gone?" |
	|	-Ray Davies, 1965			          |
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	|You can hardly listen to today's music. 		  |
	|      "music"?  					  |
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