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"Heart Upon Demand" - John Gorka 1987

Capo on 4th fret

Chords:	C	x32010  
	C9/B	x20010  
	Am7	x02010
	Am7/G	3x2010
	F	133211
	Dm	x00231


Intro: C  C9/B  Am7  Am7/G   F  twice  (typical folky descending line)

  C          C9/B  Am7   Am7/G     F              C
I dreamed of Judy  Garland     and of her bottled blues

F            Dm                     F                  G
Resting in a dressing room, shaking star dust from her shoes

    C        C9/B  Am7    Am7/G     F             C   
She spoke of her beginnings      at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer


F               Dm            F             G  
And of touching millions with no one really there


C       C9/B   Am7   Am7/G       F             C
A child of the movies       in a pyrite golden age


F                Dm                   F              G
I never knew the price she paid for a life upon that stage.


Chorus:
F             G            C  C9/B  Am7  
Judy had that catch in her voice

F             G              C 
That put your heart into her hand

F             G        C    C9/B   Am7   
Judy, she had trouble, Judy had no choice

F                            G
But to give her heart upon demand

F                   G             C    C9/B  Am7  Am7/G  F
She had to give her heart upon demand


She had trouble sleeping and waking for the day
With studio prescriptions to keep her thin and fey
They'd work her to exhaustion propelled by benzedrine
Then call her unreliable if she would miss a scene
From vaudeville in Grand Rapids to the walkway of the stars
Who'd have known a girl so young could have gone that far?

Chorus

The Palladium in London, the Palace in New York
The come-back of a trouper when God wondered at her work
She asked me of the movie stars and singers of today
I said I couldn't think of one she wouldn't blow away
She laughed and then she thanked me and said she had to go
For there were rainbows waiting down along a golden road

Chorus

I dreamed of Judy Garland all on a summer's night
Resting in a dressing room packing stardust for her flight