Venus And Mars / Rock Show - PAUL MCCARTNEY - VENUS AND MARS (1975) VENUS AND MARS / ROCK SHOW (c) 1975 MPL Communications Inc. Chords used: EADGBE D: xx0232 Am: x02210 Em/B: 022000 Em7: 022030 Asus4: x02030 A7: x02020 Am7: x02010 G: 320003 F6: xx3231 A: x02220 G#m: 466444 E: 022100 D/E: xx2232 F#m: 244222 Bb: x13331 B: x24442 C: x32010 INTRO: D Am Em/B Em7 Asus7 A7 D Am7 Sitting in the stand of the sports arena D Waiting for the show to begin Am7 Red lights, green lights, strawberry wine Em/B Em7 A good friend of mine follows the stars Asus4 A7 Venus and Mars are alright tonight G A F6 D G A F6 G D A A D A D A E A What's that man holding in his hand He looks a lot like a guy I knew way back when E D/E E It's Silly Willy with the Philly Band A Could be, oowee What's that man movin' cross the stage It looks a lot like the one used by Jimmy Page It's like a relic from a different age Could be, oowee D A If there's a Rock Show at the Concertgebow* D A They've got long hair at the Madison Square D A F#m You've got rock 'n' roll at the Hollywood Bowl A G#m F#m E We'll be there, oh yeah A You know we'll be there A In my green metal suit I'm preparing to shoot up the City And the ring at the end of my nose makes me look rather pretty Bb B It's a pity there's nobody here to witness the end E D C B A Save for my dear old friend and confidante Mademoiselle Kitty G E G D C D A What's that man movin' to and fro That decibel meter doesn't seem to be reading low But they was louder at The Rainbow Could be, oowee If there's a Rock Show at the Concertgebow They've got long hair at the Madison Square You've got rock 'n' roll at the Hollywood Bowl We'll be there, oh yeah If there's a Rock Show at the Concertgebow They've got long hair at the Madison Square You've got rock 'n' roll at the Hollywood Bowl We'll be there, oh yeah If there's a Rock Show at the Concertgebow They've got long hair at the Madison Square You've got rock 'n' roll at the Hollywood Bowl We'll be there, oh yeah * The correct Dutch spelling is 'Concertgebouw'. NOTE: "It's really a total fluke. I was just sitting down and started to sing anything and some words came out. And I got this whole idea... Well, the bit on the second side came first... And I got this idea about a fellow sitting in a cathedral waiting for this transport from space that was going to pick him up and take him on a trip. The guy is a bit blotto and he starts thinking about a 'good friend of mine studies the stars. Venus and Mars are alright tonight.' And the next bit was: 'Your ruling star is in ascendancy today', but 'Venus and Mars are alright' was better, it flipped off the tongue." (Paul McCartney, 1975)