The spacing when I pasted this is off so the chord changes aren't by the words exactly. I may fix it one day when I have time. I figured this out as I couldn't find any music for it myself. Sound's pretty close to me. Small part at the end missing. Enjoy. I found the lyrics on some lyrics site. D D(v) Bm A x3 D D(v) Bm A Owsley and Charlie, twins of the trade, G A Come to the Poet's Room D D(v) Bm A Talking about the problems of a leaf, GA And yes, it'll be back soon Bm A There used to be tons of gold and green C#m F# Comin' up here from Mexico G G# A donde esta la planta, mi amigo, del sol? ( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/j/jefferson_airplane/mexico_crd.html ) A G But Mexico is under the thumb D Of a man we call Richard A F# And he's come to call himself king G But he's a small-headed man A G And he doesn't know a thing D About how to deal for you Bm How to deal for you E There are millions of you now D I mean it's not as if you were alone E There are brothers everywhere D Just waiting for a toke on that gold E E E And God knows how far it can go C You're famous Uncle Charlie A For your Mexican smoke C You're a legend Owsley A For your righteous dope D G There were a half a million people on the lawn D G And we sang to their faces in the dawn Am G How long will that young race Am E Wait for the jailer's time to end? Am G How long will the Panther race Am G Wait for the iron bars to bend? E And no no no no no nobody waits Transcribed by Matthew