INTRO:
First slowly strum out a G7#9 with this shape: EADGBE
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This may look like an impossibility, like a cruel, unusual and
unplayable chord, but it can be done. You must use the power
of the force. First you use your ring (3rd) finger to cover
BOTH the 4th and 5th strings on the 5th fret (straight down on
the fingertip, not barred), and next you  use the baby finger to
barr both the 1st and 2nd strings on the 6th fret. Of course your
index finger is on the 6th string, 3rd fret, and your middle
finger is on the 3rd string, 4th fret. Once you've let it ring
for a few seconds you quickly play Eb/Ab and F/G* (shapes shown
below) as the last two beats of a lead-in bar, and you're into
the intro, which is a guitar solo over:

  |  |  |      | 
 Cm C4  Cm  F/G **  G7 

                                |  |        |       | 
Fm7 Gm7  Ab7M Bb  C4  C4  Eb/Ab F/G * 

   |  |  |      | 
 Cm  C4  Cm  F/G **  G7 

                                        |  |  |     | 
 Fm7  Gm7  Ab7M  Bb  C4  Cm  Cm Gm7/C 


Vs. I
                           |  |  |     | 
                 Cm     Cm   Cm7 
           Agents of the law
                             |  |  |       | 
                  Cm      Gm      Gm7  
                Luckless pedestrians

              Gm           Fm7     
                I know you're out there

                    Bb/Eb        C/F          D/G      
                With rage in your eyes and your megaphones
                                  |  |  |      | 
             Eb/Ab    F/G      Cm    Cm7  
                Saying all is forgiven

                Cm         Gm    Gm7   
                Mad Dog surrender

                Gm        Fm7    
                How can I answer?

                 Bb/Eb      C/F          D/G    
                A man of my mind can do anything.


 Chorus:      |  |  |      | 
            Eb/Ab  F/G *     Cm      
                I'm a book keeper's son

             Cm         F/G **            G7    
                I don't want to shoot no one


                  Fm7             Gm7       Ab7M     Bb  
Well, I crossed my old man back in Oregon, don't take me

                                |  |       |       | 
              C4   C4  Eb/Ab  F/G * 
             Alive


                     Cm      Cm     
             Got a case of dynamite


                    F/G **            G7    
             I could hold out here all night

                      Fm7           Gm7         Ab7M        Bb   
Well, I crossed my old man back in Oregon, don't take me


              C4  C4  C4  C4 
             alive


Vs. II  ( Chords same as for Vs. 1)

                Can you hear the evil crowd
                The lies and the laughter
                I hear my insides,
                The mechanized hum of another world
                Where no sun is shining
                No red light flashing
                Here in this darkness
                I know what I've done
                I know all at once who I am


                * CHORUS *

BRIDGE:  There is some keyboard and guitar work here which
mostly is played over a 'C' bass note, and although it would
be messy to try to write it out note for note, I think you
can get away with playing these chords: (formations shown below).

                                             |  |      |     | 
 Cm  F4/C  F  C4   Cm  F4/C  F  G/A F/G* 

                  |  |     |     |                                  |  |  |      | 
 Cm  F4/C  F  G/A F/G *   C/F    D/G    Eb/Ab  


  Eb/Ab  F/G *  

                * CHORUS *

  Fm7  Gm7   Ab7M   Bb        Fm7  Gm7  Ab7M  Bb  Cm (hold)
             . . . don't take me alive

                 *  End *

Chord formations:  (  1 to 9 represent fret numbers, but to avoid
confusion, a=10th fret, b=11th fret etc. )