Intro
A# Cm7 A# D# F
A# Cm7 A# D# F
[Verse]
A# Cm7 A# D# F
I will not sing this for you when you're old and grey
A#
I will sing it for you now you're young
Cm7 A# D# F
This song will creep up on you, blow your blues away
A#
When your day's work is done
[Chorus]
D#
It's not a song about love
F A#
It's not a song about hate
D# F
It's not a song about being here too early
A#
Or getting there too late
D#
It's not a song for little children
F A# D#
Without food upon their plate
F A#
It's a just a song for you darling
[Verse]
Cm7 A# D# F
I will not play this for you when you're past your best
A#
I will play it for you now you're in your prime
Cm7 A# D# F
I will take your photograph, I will hold it to my chest
A#
And I'll keep it in this pocket for a time
[Chorus]
D#
It's not a song about war
F A#
It's not a song about death
D# F
It's not a song about the sweet red wine, I
A#
Feel upon your breath
D# F
It's not a song for all the love I gave you
A# D#
When I had nothing left
F A#
It's a just a song for you darling
[Verse]
D# F A#
Monday we will sail our ships and Tuesday we will fly
D# F
Wednesday we will learn to dance, Thursday we will try
A# D# F A# D#
To get some sleep so we can stay up, Friday night we cry
F
It's a just a song for you darling
[Instrumental]
A# Cm7 A# D# F
A# Cm7 A# D# F
A# Cm7 A# D# F
[Verse]
A# Cm7 A# D# F
I will sing this for you in the morning sun
A#
I will sing it for you in the evening glow
Cm7 A# D# F
I will not sing this for you just before you come
A#
I will sing it for you just before I go
[Chorus]
D#
It's not a song about war
F A#
It's not a song about death
D# F
It's not a song about the sweet red wine, I
A#
Feel upon your breath
D# F
It's not a song for all the love I gave you
A# D#
When I had nothing left
F A#
It's a just a song for you darling
[Verse]
D# F A#
Monday we will go to work and Tuesday we will play
D# F A#
Wednesday we'll find a beach, lie around all day
D# F A# D#
The sun upon your shoulders, eyes misty from the spray
F
It's a just a song for you darling
[Chorus]
A# D#
It's not a song about love
F A#
It's not a song about hate
D# F
It's not a song about being here too early
A#
Or getting there too late
D#
It's not a song for any children
F A# D#
Without food upon their plate
F A#
It's a just a song for you darling
[Outro]
A# Cm7 A# D# F
A# Cm7 A# D# F
A# Cm7 A# D# F
Track 2 - Come Upstairs
Capo 2
[Intro]
Gm F Gm F Gm
[Verse]
Cm F
Some people grow old so gracefully
A# D
Others let the short years take their toll
Like you, I travelled miles
Gm
And though we always seem to smile
D# D Gm
I'm just not as good as you at being old
[Verse]
Cm
An sometimes we've not been too nice to each other
F A# D
On occasion, I've just been downright bad
In spite of all of this
Gm D#
How come it's you I always seem to miss
D Gm
And our years have been the best years that I've had
[Verse]
Cm F
I remember watching you pack three suitcases
A# D
Heading off to Europe on some spree
You ordered me about
Gm
And then you left me to keep house
D# D Gm
Told me not to bother waving as you'd leave
[Verse]
Cm
I sat alone and thought about all the good times
F A# D
Yes, I occupied myself most every day
The trip did us no harm
Gm
You came home and rushed into my arms
D# D
It was as if you'd never even been away
[Chorus]
G C D
Come upstairs and spend your life beside me
G C D
Come upstairs with that laughter in your eyes
G C
Come upstairs, undo my collar
D G
Babe, you look a million dollars
C D G
And I always knew you loved me all the time
[Instrumental]
Gm F Gm F Gm
[Verse]
Cm
In the end, I guess it all comes down to something
F A#
I may not believe in much these days, that's true
D
But as I worry about that little thing
Gm
Called time upon my hands
D# D
I guess I may as well spend some of it with you
[Verse]
Gm Cm
And I know that you've known others and I know that I have too
F A# D
But in the end, I guess it's only fair to say
That I'm really glad we stuck it out
Gm
And I'm really glad you stayed
D# D
'Cause I wouldn't have had life any other way
[Chorus]
G C D
Come upstairs and spend your life beside me
G C D
Come upstairs and we'll order food and dine
G C
Come upstairs, undo my collar
D G
Babe, you look a million dollars
C D G G7
And I always knew you loved me all the time
G C
Come upstairs, undo my collar
D G
Babe, you look a million dollars
C D G
And I always knew you loved me all the time
[Outro]
Gm F Gm F Gm
Track 3 - Walking On Sunday
Capo 4
[Intro]
F G C F C
[Verse]
G F C
He left me this morning, was the sixth day of May
F C G
I will wait until September until he comes back this way
C G F C
And we’ll hear such sweet music, as the autumn leaves sway
F G C
And we’ll both go out walking on Sunday
[Chorus]
G F C
Come and dance at the crossroads, come kiss at the post
F C G
Come and tell me that you love me, that you love me the most
C G F C
That you care much more for me than your girl on the coast
F G C
And we’ll both go out walking on Sunday
[Verse]
G F C
If my mother is watching, take me by the hand
F C G
Bow to the ladies, shake hands with the men
C G F C
If we stand by the stone wall, they will know you’re my friend
F G C
And we’ll both go out walking on Sunday
[Verse]
G F C
My sister is married, there is a child on the way
F C G
And I’ve not let one day pass that I have not looked her way
C G F C
She’s a spring in her step and a smile wide as day
F G C
And they both go out walking on Sunday
[Chorus]
G F C
Come and dance at the crossroads, come kiss at the post
F C G
Come and tell me that you love me, that you love me the most
C G F C
That you care much more for me than your girl on the coast
F G C
And we’ll both go out walking on Sunday
[Instrumental]
C F G C F G
[Verse]
F C
Walk me past the orchard where the blossom blows wild
F C G
Walk me to the millstream where young trout rise for fly
C G F C
To the oak in the clearing where we once laughed and smiled
F G C
Oh, take me out walking on Sunday
[Chorus]
G F C
Come and dance at the crossroads, come kiss at the post
F C G
Come and tell me that you love me, that you love me the most
C G F C
That you care much more for me than your girl on the coast
F G C
And we’ll both go out walking on Sunday
F G F C
We'll both go out walking on Sunday
Track 4 - Twelve Verses
Capo 7
[Intro]
C G C
[Verse]
I was born on a Sunday
G
Placed in a big pink cot
C
I think that my mother would've liked a girl
G
But she was happy with what she'd got
C
My mother sent my father for a big blue blanket
G
The salesman said, "'Fraid not"
C
And the next time I'm born, won't be on a Monday
G C
When all the shops are shut
[Verse]
I asked my girl to love me
G
Darling be my wife
C
Love me every morning, try real hard
G
Stick with me for life
C
But now I just can't blame her
G
She tried and tried and tried
C
But she knew that the grass was greener
G C
Over on the other side
[Verse]
I want my mail delivering
G
I need my music loud
C
I want my sins forgiven
G
Oh, take my picture now
C
I'm not scared of lightning
G
I'm just afraid of clouds
C
So I go out with my sleeves rolled up
G C G
And both my socks rolled down
[Verse]
C
I never understood how a clock works
G
I learned a little bit about wine
C
I know the secret in both those things
G
Has got something to do with time
C
I never really got it with romance
G
I failed and failed in love
C
But I never say a prayer when things go wrong
G C
Or speak to god above
[Verse]
I don't do much on Sunday
G
Mondays pass me by
C
Tuesday's karaoke
G
Wednesday's goodbye
C
To the girl I met last Thursday
G
We shared one hot meat pie
C
Friday squeezed into Saturday's trousers
G C
And seven days just flew by
[Verse]
I went for a stroll in the country
G
I took the bus to town
C
I lent my bike to my best friend's wife
G
And she took it on the underground
C
Where she got very busy with a busker
G
No sooner had she turned around
C
Then the bike got stolen and her lips looked swollen
G C
Don't you love it when the wheels go 'round
[Instrumental]
C G C
[Verse]
I went to see Madonna in a concert
G
I got in for free
C
I didn't want any of my best friends there
G
Just sing those songs for me
C
I want you to look at me, wink your eye
G
Wear a top-hat and a red bowtie
C
I want you to sing 'The Fields Of Athenry'
G C
In the town I love so well
[Verse]
I can dine out in a restaurant
G
But I can cook the same at home
C
My best friend, John, climbs mountains
G
Just to spend some time alone
C
But I still get seasick on the water
G
I still get airsick on a plane
C
But I still fly and I still sail
G C
Again and again and again
[Verse]
So, look out of your window
G
Look to the east and west
C
Tell me where you'd love to go
G
Get that off your chest
C
Maybe some place foreign
G
In the hills of France or Spain
C
I've been there twice, but it wasn't very nice
G C
And I'm never going there again
[Instrumental]
C G C G C
[Verse]
So it's breakfast every morning
G
Coffee now and then
C
Scones and jam with the bread of my mam
G
In bed by half-past-ten
C
Avoid big steaks take some breaks
G
Favour something light
C
Don't drink tea after half-past-three
G C
Or you may be up all night
[Verse]
Old George Bush is a merry old soul
G
And a merry old soul is he
C
He bombed my house in the middle of the night
G
Number sixty-three
C
Now I've got no chair and I've got no dog
G
And I've sure got no TV
C
And John Lee's pills went missing
G C
Down the back of the red settee
[Verse]
Grownups climb up mountains
G
Children climb up trees
C
Grownups nurse their broken hearts
G
And patch their children's knees
C
But trees don't look like mountains
G
Hearts don't bend like knees
C
And should my heart be broken, darling
G C
Mend my heart for me
Should my heart be broken, darling
G C
Mend my heart for me
Should my heart be broken, darling
G C
Mend my heart for me
Track 5 - As Good As It Gets
Capo 2
[Verse]
A# F/A
Bob walked into a bar
Gm A#
He has a lady on his arm
D# F A#
But the lady always looks the other way
F/A
Strolling in the park
Gm A#
It's getting cold, it's pretty dark
D# F A#
He'll try and hold her, but she always moves away
[Verse]
D# C
And that day out at the races didn't go quite as he planned
A# F/A Gm
He spent most of it alone in a quiet little corner of the stand
C7 F7
And he didn't even get to place his bet
D# F A#
Inertia, as good as it gets
[Verse]
F/A
Alan was a fool
Gm A#
And yet so popular at school
D# F A#
Affectionately known by all the girls as hot
F/A
The first to get a car
Gm A#
The first to get served in a bar
D# F A#
And you never saw a soup stain or a spot
[Verse]
D# C
But when the stomach began to show and the hair began to go
A# F/A Gm
She up and left him, up to his neck in dept
C7 F7
Like a song sung by Tammy Wynette
D# F A#
Inertia, as good as it gets
[Chorus]
D# F A#
'Cause you put up with my music, my motorbike
D# F A#
You put up with my old friend and my best friend's wife
D# F Gm
You put up with the radio I keep on all night
C7 F7
You even put up with The Rolling Stones
A# D# F A#
My taxes and my tantrums, my dull routine
D# F A#
Pounds and five pound notes that I leave in my jeans
D# F Gm C7
And I may look sixty when I act sixteen
F7
Maybe it's The Rolling Stones
[Instrumental]
A# F/A Gm A# D# A# F D# Dm D#
[Verse]
A# F/A
Joe works with lots of girls
Gm A# D#
Who all just think the world revolves around them
F
They expect such large Martinis and tickets for the show
A# F/A
But when Joe is feeling down
Gm A#
It's so unusual that they come around
D# F D#
Still he makes such kind excuses for them, says, "That's how it goes"
[Verse]
C
Even though on his wedding day, his bride did not have much to say
A# F/A Gm
The whole day, an outrageous tale of woe
C7 F7
And she left Joe, took his two dogs and his cat
D# F A#
Inertia, you'd never do that
[Chorus]
D# F A#
'Cause you put up with my tantrums, my dull routine
D# F A#
The coins and five pound notes that I leave in my jeans
D# F Gm C7
And I may look sixty, though I act sixteen
F7 D# F A#
Blame it on The Rolling Stones
Track 6 - Danni And Mr Adams 1967
Capo 3
[Verse]
F A7
Everyone loved Danni
Dm Gm
Her smile was just impossible
C7 F
She could light the room up
C/E
Without even being there
F A7
And everyone knew Danni
Dm Gm
Her mother said she was a masterpiece
C F
Smiling brown eyes
C/E F
Of course, a curl in her hair
[Verse]
A7
She laughed as she joked
Dm Gm
She smiled when she spoke
G7
She made you feel that you were
C C7
The only boy in the world
F A7
And she was my best friend
Dm Gm
In class, she sat in front of me
C F
I let her have all my answers free
C7 F
'Cause Danni was my girl
[Verse]
A7
G schoolboy, just ten years old
Dm Gm
When I wrote my first song for her
C7 F
I still see the green old copybook
C/E
I wrote these words down on
F A7
They said that I would marry her
Dm Gm
We'd both go and live in Ottawa
C F
There was a picture you see of Canada
C/E F
Beside me on the wall
[Verse]
A7 Dm
She said sometime she would marry me
G7 C7
That really made me glad
A7 Dm
Other days she wouldn't speak to me
G7 C C7
Those days were really bad
[Instrumental]
F A7 Dm Gm C F C
F A7 Dm Gm C F C7 F
[Verse]
A7
Mr Adams, well, he was watching me
Dm Gm
As I wrote these words down
C F
"Danni darling, I just love you
C/E
I will never let you down"
F A7
He picked up my old green copybook
Dm Gm
He did not laugh or sneer or shout
C F
He read it once or twice and gave it back
C
Never read my song words out
[Verse]
F A7
And you know, I still remember him
Dm Gm
I forgot Danni long ago
C7 F
Though I did hear she moved to Canada
C F
Where she enjoys the ice and snow
Track 7 - All In The Song
Capo 6
G* = 320033
[Intro]
F G* A# D# F G* A#
[Verse]
F A#
Bought my girl a hat
D#
Bought myself a brand new coat
A# F G* A#
From the money I earned singing on the road
F A#
Got myself a book
D#
I thought I'd take a second look
A# F A#
At all those things I thought this boy should know
[Verse]
F A#
I taught myself a poem
D# A#
The one about old people moving on
F G* A#
Sat and I learned it word for word
F A#
The poem passed the time
D# A#
Of all the poems I've learned in all my life
F A#
This was the best poem in the world
[Chorus]
F A#
And it's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F
Played and sung the way all songs should be sung, with guitars
A# F A#
Oh, it's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F A#
The ones you leave behind you when you're gone
[Verse]
F A#
I picked up this guitar
D# A#
G piece of wood with half a dozen strings
F G* A#
G little damage here and there
F A#
Such an easy chair
D# A#
To pull up close and rest your voice upon
F A#
Sending songs out in the air
[Verse]
F A#
Then I dropped my book
D# A#
And the words fell off the page
F G* A#
They all landed on the floor
F
Tried to pick them up
A# D# A#
But the words grew legs and ran away
F A#
And as they left, they shut the door
[Chorus]
F A#
And it's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F
Played and sung the way all songs should be sung, with guitars
A# F A#
Oh, it's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F A#
The ones you leave behind you when you're gone
[Instrumental]
D# A# D# F D# A# D# F A#
[Verse]
F A#
We took our heavy coat
D# A#
We climbed the highest hill that we could find
F G* A#
Sat down and rested at the top
F
Then you took my face
A# D# A#
And you wrapped it up inside your cosy hands
F A#
And I begged you not to stop
[Verse]
F A#
And all the way back home
D# A#
We laughed and spoke of all the plans we have
F G* A#
And that you'd never ever be alone
F
Never heard you sing
A# D# A#
And you sounded like a three piece kitchen band
F A#
When you were singing on your own
[Chorus]
F A#
Oh, it's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F
Played and sung the way all songs should be sung, on guitars
A# F A#
It's all in the songs
D#
The old fashioned songs
A# F A#
The ones you leave behind you when you're gone
F A#
The ones you leave behind you when you're gone
F D#
The ones you leave behind you when you're gone
[Outro]
D# A# F G* A#
Track 8 - If There's G Next Time
Capo 4
[Intro]
F A# F A# F
[Verse]
If there's a next time, help me change my way
Dm C7
Give me strength to heal the hurt I gave
F Dm Am
Make me less a fool and a lot more brave
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
[Verse]
If there's a next time, give me clever hands
Dm C7
Give me legs that'll run and feet that dance
F Dm Am
I was a clumsy kid, never stood a chance
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
[Chorus]
A7 Dm A7
I don't want wealth and I don't want fame
Dm
I wouldn't look for cash
G7 A#
I don't want power or some favoured name
C7
Peace of mind is all I really ask
[Verse]
F
If there's a next time, make me twice as smart
Dm C7
Give me an ear for music and an eye for art
F Dm Am
G skin for vying and a great group heart
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
[Chorus]
A7 Dm A7
I don't want wealth and I don't want fame
Dm
I wouldn't look for cash
G7 A#
I don't want power or some favoured name
C7
Peace of mind is all I really ask
[Verse]
F
If there's a next time and I still have doubt
Dm C7
Give me the sense to see what it's all about
F Dm Am
I never learned to shut my mouth
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
A# C F
Ah, help me out next time
Track 9 - My My Juliet
[Intro]
C F
[Verse]
A
In the leaves and grass we saw
A#
All the future and the past
C
And though we sang the open road
F
With man to the last
[Verse]
A
Thought you were my saviour then
A#
Letters in a certain hand
C
So sure in your delusion
Written in the sand
[Chorus]
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
Think of the night that we first met
A# G7
Even the green corn turns to gold
C
Someday you will love me
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
There were times I can't forget
A# G7
Even the green hills touch the sky
C F
Someday you will tell me why
[Verse]
The letter I wrote to explain
A A#
Was six or seven pages long
Filled with clichés of regret
C F
An old familiar song
[Verse]
A
Lines and lines filled up with words
A#
Of uncertainty and doubt
I was so much younger then
C
I had to let those feelings out
[Chorus]
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
Think of that night when we first met
A# G7
Even the green corn turns to gold
C
Someday you will love me
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
There were times we can't forget
A# G7
Even the green hills touch the sky
C
Someday you will tell me why
[Verse]
F
When I came down from Shadow borough
A A#
You looked right through me in the street
You weren't who you believed you were
C F
You'd beaten your retreat
[Verse]
A
Didn't know what I should do
A#
Should I laugh or should I cry
Knowing just how to react
C
Gets tougher as these years go by
[Chorus]
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
Think of the night when we first met
A# G7
Even the green corn turns to gold
C
Someday you will love me
F F7 A#
My, my Juliet
G7
There were times we can't forget
A# G7
Even the green hills touch the sky
C
Someday you will tell me why
[Outro]
F A A# C F A A# C F
Track 10 - No Use Us Arguing Now
Capo 2
[Intro]
A# F/A Gm Dm D# F
[Verse]
A# F/A Gm Dm
I don't care much about snow on the mountain
D# F
Let's face it, it melts and runs into your field
A# F/A Gm Dm
I don't lose sleep about holes in the ozone
D# F
We know how to mend it, step away from that weird
D# F A#
I don't care much about smoke in the city
D# A# Cm7 F
I still have to go there to work every day
D# F A# Gm
So there's no use us arguing now
D# F A# F/A Gm Dm D# F
There's no use us arguing now
[Verse]
A# F/A Gm Dm
I don't think much about Christmas and Easter time
D# F
I don't know much about Scotland or Wales
A# F/A Gm Dm
Or England or Ireland or if they're real
D# F
As long as I move with the wind in my sails
D# F A#
I don't get the blues when the sun doesn't shine
D# A# Cm7 F
I couldn't care less if the thunder won't call
D# F A# Gm
So there's no use us arguing now
D# F A#
There's no use us arguing now
[Bridge]
D# F A# D#
Oh darling, when you slowly wake
C F
You'll find me asleep in your bed
D# F A# D#
And everything you said and everything I said
C7 F
Is tucked away deep in our heads
D# F A#
Ah, it's no use us arguing now
[Instrumental]
A# F/A Gm Dm D# F
A# F/A Gm Dm D# F
[Verse]
A# F/A Gm Dm D#
I can't care much about rivers that wind around farmers
F
Before they run down to the sea
A# F/A Gm Dm
And I don't want to stand in the footsteps of man
D# F
Who stood here on this spot all those years before me
D# F A# D#
I don't want to hear his heartbeat on the wind
C7 F
Or carve his damn name on some train
D# F A#
Ah, there's no use us arguing now
[Verse]
F/A Gm Dm
I have no thoughts about love ever after
D# F
I like to live for each day and be free
A# F/A Gm Dm
Just to follow my heart wherever love leads me
D# F
Mine lead me to you, as yours lead you to me
D# F A# D#
People are people, that's all they can be
C7 F
We did our best anyhow
D# F A# Gm
Ah, there's no use us arguing now
D# F A# Gm
There's no use us arguing now
D# F
There's no use, there's no use
A# D#
There's no use, there's no use
F A# F/A Gm Dm D# F A# F A#
There's no use us arguing now
Track 11 - Tomorrow The Sorrow Begins
Capo 3
[Intro]
D Gm
[Verse]
D
Kids hold balloons coloured red, white and blue
Gm
Their mothers cheer with them as they always do
D# A# Gm
In my heart I'm weeping, but I'm cheering too
D Gm D
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Verse]
Gm D
Kids' eyes are popping as they take in her size
Gm
Champagne bottle explodes on her side
D# A# Gm
She slips in the water, then away with the tide
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Chorus]
F A# F
Waving as the last ship sails from the Tyne
A# D D#
I helped to build her, so, part of her's mine
A# F/A Gm
Sailing away with my hopes and my dreams
D Gm D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Verse]
D
Our Yard, it once employed thousands of men
Gm D#
We prayed for the good times to come back again
A# Gm
It never happened, our prayers were in vain
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Verse]
D Gm
Guillotines and flanges now stand silent and still
D Gm
There's such an emptiness no sound will ever fill
D# A# Gm
As the rain it drizzles down, my last hopes to kill
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins (guitar)
[Instrumental]
D Gm D Gm D# A# F/A Gm D Gm D Gm
[Verse]
D
I got my letter, I was just numb inside
Gm
I knew it would happen, but it still hurt my pride
D# A# Gm
When I showed it to my wife, I thought that she would cry
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Verse]
D Gm
She showed me the paper, there's work to be had
D Gm
Down at the Call Centre and the pay's not too bad
D# A# Gm
I said that I'd go down there, I saw that she was glad
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
[Chorus]
F A# F
Waving as the last ship sails from the Tyne
A# D D#
I helped to build her, so, part of her's mine
A# F/A Gm
Sailing away with my hopes and my dreams
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
D Gm
Tomorrow the sorrow begins
Track 12 - Short Weekend
Capo 6
[Intro]
A# F G#m C F
[Verse]
C/E F
G short weekend in Brighton
D# A# C
She showed us up the stair
F A# F Dm Gm
To a quaint old room that had a rundown view
A# C7
G cat-coat on the chair
[Verse]
F C/E F
G statue there of David
D# A# C
And three ducks on the wall
F A# F Dm Gm
And for my life, with another man's wife
C F D# A# C
I didn't have a care at all
F A# F Dm Gm
For my life, with another man's wife
C F
I didn't have a care at all
[Verse]
C/E F
There was laughter on the pavement
D# A# C
There was music on the pier
F A# F Dm Gm
"Quick On The Draw", "What The Butler Saw"
A# C7
Ice cold drinks of beer
[Verse]
F C/E F
The music sounded sweet
D# A# C
I wiped the sand from your feet
F A# F Dm Gm
And we kissed and smiled as we strolled a mile
C F D# A# C
Unafraid of who we'd meet
F A# F Dm Gm
We kissed and smiled as we strolled a mile
C F
Unafraid of who we'd meet
[Verse]
C/E F
We bought a book to read in bed
D# A# C
And I laughed, what a waste of time
F A# F Dm Gm
You held me near and I kissed your ear (you said, babe)
A# C7 F
First I need some wine
[Verse]
C/E F
You turned away politely
D# A# C
"I'd love to try seeing you soon"
F A# F Dm Gm
But you'd things to do for school next week
C F D# A# C
We'd leave tomorrow afternoon
F A# F Dm Gm
Things to do for school next week
C F
We'd leave tomorrow afternoon
[Verse]
C/E F
We laughed in the bedroom
D# A# C
And we joked in the bar
F A# F Dm Gm
Had tea in bed, shared a bath
A# C7
Made love and had a shower
[Verse]
F C/E F
We stole the softest pillow
D# A# C
I watched you dream alone
F A# F Dm Gm
Were you thinking about the day we had
C F D# A# C
Or was you mind back home?
F A# F Dm Gm
Were you thinking about the day we had
C F
Or was you mind back home?
[Verse]
C/E F
G short weekend in Brighton
D# A# C
She showed us up the stair
F A# F Dm Gm
To a quaint old room that had a rundown view
A# C7 F
G cat-coat on the chair
[Verse]
C/E F
G statue there of David
D# A# C
And three ducks on the wall
F A# F Dm Gm
And for my life, with another man's wife
C F
I didn't have a care at all
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