Red Baron from Distortion
as played by Jim Gossett
jgossett@u.washington.edu

Important Note: In the intro and chorus, it works best to use the 
Am-form Em chord, barred at the 7th fret.

Another important note: At the chorus and intro, Mr. Scott switches to 3-bar
phrases.

Intro:  (Each spot is a half-beat -- it feels like it's in two)
||:D   -   D   Ds4 |G   -   -   -   |C  -  C   Em  :||

   D   -   D   Ds4 |G   -   -   -   |C  -  -   -    |

   C   -   -   -   |C   Cs4 C   -   |C  -  (Fill 1)

Fill 1 takes up a full measure, so it looks like a ts hiccup here:

E--------0-----0-2--|-2---------------------------
B--2-0-------3------|-3---------------------------
G------2------------|-2---------------------------

Fill 2:

E--2-0-|-------------0---|
B------|-3-2-0-----------|
G------|-------2-0-------|

Fill 3, kinda sorta:

E------|-----------------|
B------|-----------------|
G----2-|-4-4---2---4---6-|
D------|---------4-------|

D        Bm     G           A  (fill2)
Oh, wish I knew where you'd go
D           Bm     G       A  (fill3)
Ooh, you're making plans I know
   D       Bm     G       A
So do just as you have to do
    C                Em
But ask when you get there
      C                 G
Would I have pledged my life?
D A
I do
D              G              C            Em D
Who's going to drive away the loneliness?
               G           C          Em D
Who's going to justify the ugliness?
               G           C             Em D
Who's going to give us our inheritance?
               G           C                
Who's going to say we once were innocent?

Csus4  C  (fill 1)

Oh, decisions made too fast
Seem to be the ones that last
Tell me, oh tell me life is short
And don't explain a thing
I'll never ask you more

Em                             G
Now my friends are asking if I got what I was wanting
       Em                                 G
Such a high-rank jerk since moving out of town
Em                                  G
Handing down the sky when what they wanted was my shoulder
         Em                                    G
No one's got that kind of patience when you're down
A              G      D     C     G
One day you'll ask me why I hang around
    D       G              A
Oh, please, stay the way I hate you,
    D              G                 A
Oh, stay the way I hate you -- can't you?

D              G              C            Em D
                                    (fifty or more)
Who's going to drive away the loneliness?
               G           C          Em D
                               (fifty or more)
Who's going to justify the ugliness?
               G           C             Em D
                                 (fifty or more)
Who's going to give us our inheritance?
               G           C                
Who's going to say we once were innocent?
who's going to nullify the carelessness?
who's going to finance our deliverance?
who's going to have a little sympathy?
who's going to say, you can't do this to me?