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                 LEAD-IN:  ( Dm_D  G )  C

        F                  ( G         C )
        Hang on, Button, I'm runnin' behind,
        F                         G
   been sittin' in meetin's since noon,
        F                   ( G         C )
  an' I might not make it for dinner on time
      ( Dm            C )     G
     if traffic don't open up soon.

        F                ( F          G )
But one way or another I'm gonna push through
        F                  ( F )           G       G
      until I'm receivin' my greetin' from you.

        F                   ( G        Am )
     So better limber up your tail-wag muscles,
        F                 ( G      Am7 )
  you'd better be ready for muzzle nuzzles,
        Dm7                     ( E )    Am
  we're endin' your spendin' your hours alone,
      ( Dm_____D   G )    C
        Button I'm comin' home.


        Hang on, Button, one traffic light more,
   then one more mile in my way,
      until I'm parked and unlockin' the door
    and ready and able to play,

        One way or another I'm gonna push through
        until I'm receivin' my greetin' from you.

     So better limber up your tail-wag muscles,
  you'd better be ready for muzzle nuzzles,
  we're endin' my spendin' my hours alone,
        Button I'm comin' home.

INSTRUMENTAL VERSE

        One way or other I'm gonna get through
        until I can get myself greeted by you.

     So better limber up your tail-wag muscles,
  you'd better be ready for muzzle nuzzles,
  we're endin' our spendin' our hours alone,
      ( Dm_____D   G )     ( C   C6 )
        Button I'm comin',
      ( Dm_____D   G )    C
        Button I'm comin' home.
    

The title is really "Button I'm Comin' Home", but we're aiming for the gangsta rap crossover market.