D#maj7 133210 Bbadd9 x13311
D#maj7/D 033210 Cadd9 x35533
Cm xx0231 Gm7 x02010
Cm9 xx0210 A# x32010
Cm9/A# x3x210 Cm/A# x3x231
A#7 x32310
[Begin softly, and build to a slow crescendo throughout]
D#maj7
She left on a Monday,
D#maj7/D Cm Cm9
She's a siren down the road
Cm9/A# Bbadd9
In your herringbone overcoat
Cadd9
That you don't expect to get back
D#maj7
And it's an ordinary sky
D#maj7/D Cm Cm9
Today's like any other day
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When all of the aeroplanes
Cadd9
Write her name in the clouds
D#maj7
And nothing's wrong
D#maj7/D Cm Cm9
But it's already Sunday
Cm9/A# Bbadd9
And you know just how Sunday
Cadd9
Was the day that she would come around
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
Cadd9
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
A# (let ring)
But you could make this ease your own hurt
D#maj7
It's all like sinking
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You're trying to stay afloat
Cm/A# Bbadd9
Like a wind-blown paper boat
Cadd9
Over uncharted seas
D#maj7
There's no question why
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You're driving to kill some time
Cm9/A# Bbadd9
Racing the powerlines
Cadd9
Back into town
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
Cadd9
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
A#7
But you could make this ease your own hurt
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
A#7
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
Cm Gm7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
A#
But you could make this ease your own hurt
A#
Make this ease your own hurt
A#
Make this ease your own hurt
A#
Make this ease your own hurt