G G7 Dear Officer Norris is that really your name?C Why do all you police men all look just the same?D7 With your big heavy pistols and your bullets galore I bet your feet are just as flat as the floorG G7 You read us our rights but you read them too fastC Officer Norris would you please kiss my assG D7 Officer Norris, Officer NorrisC7 G Get down on your kneesG G7 Oh, ease out, we'll ease out, we shouldn't have triedC Go down to Columbus, Georgia, we was so friedD7 And the police they get you if you look strange at nightIf you're wearing polyester double-knit you're alrightG G7 But we only had blue jeans; our eyes was redC Said they knew that we was awful; all the good folks was in bedG D7 But what do they know? What do they know?C7 G They don't know everythingG G7 No sheets on the bed, just a blanket of blueC If I was your mama I'd run out on youD7 Were you in Korea and Vietnam, too? Or did you learn in college like the young police do?G G7 You learned how to use handcuffs and time your own breaksC Gettin' free cups of coffee, free coffee cakesD7 From middle-aged women that's already married Middle-aged womens that's already marriedG G7 Officer Norris is that really your name?C Why do all you police men all look just the same?D7 With your big heavy pistols and your bullets galore I bet your feet are just as flat as the floorG G7 You read us our rights but you read them too fastC Officer Norris would you please kiss my assG D7 Officer Norris, Officer NorrisC7 G Get down on your knees
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