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 Joy without Pleasure (Songs of Pain)
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Corrections: 3/16/2003 - thanks to Eric LeClair

Measure: 4/4

When I was a little kid                                 G   D  | C   G
And all the people they looked big                      G   Em | C   G
I never exactly understood                              G   D  | C   G
How to tell the trees from the wood                     G   Em | C   G

Joy without Pleasure                                    D | G
Ain't no fun, ain't no fun at all                       Em  C | D   G

[ref. (repeat)]

My Mama she took me aside one day                       G    D  | C    G
She said you better have fun while you play             G    Em | C    G
'Cause someday you'll wake up and you'll be old         G    D  | C    G
And all of your youth will be gone away                 G    Em | C    G
And you work in a factory and you earn your pay         G    D  | C    G
And your fingers will rot and your mind will decay      G    Em | C    G
You'll be happy, so happy with your family and house    G    D  | C    G
But you'll never, you'll never enjoy yourself           G    Em | C    G

[ref.] x2

The Son of Charles Dickens had a little red hen         G    D  | C    G
Danced the watusi like it was a sin                     G    Em | C    G
They tried to enjoy it but they feel so guilty          G    D  | C    G
Guilt won't allow you to enjoy a stolen apple           G    Em | C    G

[ref.]

joy without pleasure, ain't no fun                      D | C G | Em C | D G
joy without pleasure, ai-ai-ain't no fun                D | C G | Em C_  D G_