Pulp The Trees (Jarvis Cocker, Steve Mackey, Candida Doyle, Nick Banks, Mark Webber)* Intro F# Verse F# I took an air rifle Shot a magpie to the ground B F# And it died without a sound Your skin's so pale Against the fallen autumn leaves And no-one saw us but the trees Chorus F# Yeah, the trees Those useless trees B Produce the air F# That I am breathing Yeah, the trees Those useless trees They never said That you were leaving I carved your name With a heart just up above Now swollen, distorted Unrecognisable, like our love The smell of leaf mould And the sweetness of decay Are the incense at the funeral procession here today In the trees Those useless trees Produce the air That I am breathing Yeah, the trees Those useless trees They never said That you were leaving Bridge B C (2x) ------------------------------------------- -4--7--9--11-4--4s5s7--9--4--7--9--11-4--5- ------------------------------------------- -1--4--6--8--1--1s2s4--6--1--4--6--8--1--2- ------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- B You try to shape the world to what you want the world to be C Carving your name a thousand times won't bring you back to me F# Oh, no, I might as well I might as well just go and tell it to the trees! Interlude 2x ----------------- ---------------- ---------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------- -4--10--11--8--6- -8--10--8--6--4- --4s10--11 ----------------- ---------------- ---------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------- ----------------- ---------------- ---------- Oh yeah, the trees Those useless trees Produce the air That I am breathing Yeah, the trees Those useless trees They never said That you were leaving Go and tell it to the trees, yeah Go tell it to the trees, yeah Go tell it to the trees, yeah Go tell it to the trees, yeah Go tell it to the trees, yeah * (The liner notes state: "The Trees samples "Tell Her You Love Her", written by Stanley Myers & Hal Sharper, published by Screen-Gems EMI Music Ltd. Used with permission. All rights reserved. Taken from the film OTLEY." I've no idea which bit of the song this relates to, but Messrs Myers and Sharper don't warrant a writing credit according to these notes.)