Devil's Radio George Harrison | E | E | E | E | G B5 G E G B5 G E (Gossip, gossip, gossip, gossip) C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . I heard it in the night, . words that thoughtless speak C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | Like vultures swooping down below on the . devil's radio C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . I hear it through the day, . airwaves getting filled C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | With gossip broadcast to and fro on the . devil's radio G B5 G E G B5 G E (Oh yeah, gossip, gossip, oh yeah) C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . He's in the clubs and bars, and never turns it down C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | Talkin' about what he don't know on the . devil's radio C#m5 B5 E A B E . He's in your TV set, won't give it a rest C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | That soul betraying so and so, . the devil's radio. G B5 G E G B5 G E (Gossip, gossip, gossip, gossip) G B5 G E (Oh yeah) Gossip. (Gossip) Oh yeah. G B5 G E (Gossip) Oh yeah. (Oh yeah) Gossip. A It's white and black like industrial waste E Pollution of the highest degree A You wonder why I don't hang out much B . I wonder how you can't see. C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . He's in the films and songs, and all your magazines C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | It's everywhere that you may go, the devil's radio. | C#m5 B5 | E | A B5 | E | C#m5 | B5 G#m | B5 | E | G B5 G E G B5 G E | E | (Oh yeah, gossip, gossip, oh yeah) A . Runs thick and fast, no one really sees E Quite what bad it can do A . As it shapes you into something cold B |B <> | Like an . Eskimo igloo C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . It's all across our lives, . like a weed it's spread C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | 'Til nothing else has space to grow, . the devil's radio. C#m5 B5 E A B5 E . Can creep up in the dark, make us hide behind shades C#m5 B5 G#m B5 |E | And buzzing like a dynamo, . the devil's radio. G B5 G E (Gossip) Oh yeah. (Gossip) Oh yeah. G B5 G E (Gossip) Gossip. (Gossip) Gossip. G B5 G E (Oh yeah) I heard you on Satan's wires. (Gossip) G B5 G E (Gossip) <...> (Oh yeah) <...> G B5 G E (Gossip) <...> (Gossip) <...> G B5 G E (Gossip) <...> (Gossip) <?> Charted by Dexex (My chord charts represent how, as a rhythm guitarist, I choose to play songs. I don't claim they are the "right" way. I believe chord charts are interpretations. They differ from tabs, which are intended to allow players to replicate the way songs were played on recordings.)