Clean Up Your Own Backyard:Elvis Presley. #21 in UK and #35 on BB Hot 100 on RCA Records in 1969. INTRO: E B E #1. E B E Back porch preacher preaching at me, acting like B E he wrote the golden rules. A E A E Shaking his fist and screeching at me, shouting from his soap box like a fool. B A Come Sunday morning he's lying in bed with his eyes all red, with the wine in his head..wishing he was E dead when he oughta be heading for Sunday school. CHORUS: E A Clean up your own backyard..oh, don't you hand me none E of your lines. B A Clean up your own backyard..you tend to your business, E A B E I'll tend to mine. #2. E B Drugstore cowboy criticizing, acting like he's better E than you and me. A E Standing on the sidewalk supervising, telling everybody D E how they ought to be. B A Come closing time most every night, he locks up tight and out go the lights and he ducks out of sight and he cheats E on his wife with his employee. CHORUS: E A D Clean up your own backyard..oh, don't you hand me none E of your lines. B A Clean up your own backyard..you tend to your business, E A B E I'll tend to mine. #3. E Armchair quarterback's always moanin', second guessing people all day long. A B Pushing, fooling and hanging on in, always messing where E they don't belong. A B A When you get right down to the nitty-gritty, isn't it a pity D A that in this big city not a one a'little bitty man'll admit E he could have been a little bit wrong. CHORUS: E A D Clean up your own backyard..oh, don't you hand me none E of your lines. Bm A Clean up your own backyard..you tend to your business, E A B E I'll tend to mine. OUTRO: E B A Clean up your own backyard..you tend to your business, I'll E tend to mine. A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.