Song:   Sofa No. 2
Artist: Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention
Album:  One Size Fits All (1975)
Tempo:  3/4 
URL:    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt85We4XJeM;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
One_Size_Fits_All_%28Frank_Zappa_album%29
Style:  Choral Medley
Method: Chorused Band Vocals and Instrumentation, with Solo Lead Vocals over 
German lyrics and Solo Backing Vocal Refrains
Tuning: Standard

Chords:
        EADGBE
G:      320003
C:      332010
F:      133211
G:      355322
Em:     011000
A:      X02220


Verse 1:
G        C         
I am the heaven,
         F   G
I am the water.
G           F                  G
Ich bin der Dreck unter deinen Wal-zen,

(Oh no, whip it on me, honey!)
G       F             G
Ich bin dein geheimer Schmutz,(Ha-ha-ha!)
       Em      F     G
Und verlorenes Metallgeld.
 F     G
(Metallgeld)
Em      F     C  G
Ich bin deine Ritze,
Em      F     C  G
Ich bin deine Ritze und Schlitze.


Verse 2:
G        C
I am the clouds,
     F       G
I am embroidered.
        F         G
Ich bin der Autor aller Fel-gen,
    F       G
Und Dam-ast Pas-peln.
        C   F      G
Ich bin der Chrome Din-ette,
        C   F      G
Ich bin der Chrome Din-ette.
Em      F     C     G 
Ich bin Ei-er aller Arten.[Falsetto]


Instrumental & Bridge:
|G  |G  |(Keyboard Over)
|G  |G  |    "      "
C       F              G
Ich bin alle Tag-e und Nach-te
C       F              G
Ich bin alle Tag-e und Nach-te
[Ascending and Descending Vibraphone Glissando]

Coda:
F       G           F  
Ich bin hi-er (AIEE-AH!)
    Em           A 
Und du bist mein Sofa
F       G           F
Ich bin hi-er (AIEE-AH!)
    Em           A 
Und du bist mein Sofa
F       G           F
Ich bin hi-er (AIEE-AH!)
    Em           A
Und du bist mein Sofa![Forte]


Outro [Scat-style]:
N.C.
Yeah-ha-ha-ay,
N.C.
Yah-ha!
N.C.
Yeah, my Sofa,
N.C.
Yeah-ha-hey!


[End]

Notes:
1. This TAB is a simple transcription of the basic chords and does not pretend to 
represent the harmonic complexity that Frank Zappa's MOI band introduced into each 
verse.
2. The album features the final version of 'The Mothers of Invention', with George 
Duke, Chester Thompson, Ruth Underwood, Tom Fowler and Napoleon Murphy Brock.