A AM7
Every night around this time he has to sing 'Belinda'
D D/E
"Belinda, I love you, don't leave me, I need you"
A AM7
He tried to stop a while back but what is he without her?
D D/E D D/C#
G# one hit wonder with no hits is what he is
E/B C#/F
And anyway, He always hears how much it means to people
F#m7 B7
There's a lot of forty somethings who wouldn't be in the world without it
A/E E
So now he does it with this lyric in his head
Bm D/A
Belinda, I loved you
E/G# D9/F#
I'm sorry that i left you
A C#m/G# F#m7 A/E
I met somebody younger on a plane
Bm/D D/A E/G#
She had big breasts a nice smile no kids either
GM7 A/E
She gave me complimentary champagne
D9 C
A AM7
No-one ever wants to hear the song he wrote for Cindy
D D D/E
"Cindy, I love you, I need you, don't leave me"
A AM7
And he can't blame them, they can tell his heart was never in it
D D/E D D/C#
And Cindy never liked it but she never much liked him
Bm D/A E/G# D9/F#
Belinda, I loved you I'm sorry that I left you
A C#m/G# F#m7 A/E
I met somebody younger on a plane
Bm/D D/A E/G#
She had big breasts a nice smile no kids either
GM7 A/E
She gave me complimentary champagne
D9 C9
E D9/F# G A C D
E D9/F# G A C D
E D9/F# G A C D
A AM7
So every night about this time he feels the old self loathing
D D/E
While the old folks in the audience sing along
A AM7
And he smiles and waves the mic at them so they can do the chorus
DM7 D/E D D/C#
But he's not there, he's somewhere else
Bm/D D/A E/G#
He's with Belinda
A C#m/G# F#m7 A/E
In the days before he made it all go wrong
Bm/D D/A E/G#
Belinda, I love you
GM7 A/E
She gave me complimentary champagne
GM7 A/E
She gave me complimentary champagne
D9 C9
E D9/F# G A C D
E D9/F# G A C D
E D9/F# G A C D
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