Amaj7 133210 Bbadd9 x13311
Amaj7/G# 033210 Cadd9 x35533
F#m xx0231 C#m7 x02010
F#m9 xx0210 E x32010
F#m9/E x3x210 F#m/E x3x231
E7 x32310
[Begin softly, and build to a slow crescendo throughout]
Amaj7
She left on a Monday,
Amaj7/G# F#m F#m9
She's a siren down the road
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In your herringbone overcoat
Cadd9
That you don't expect to get back
Amaj7
And it's an ordinary sky
Amaj7/G# F#m F#m9
Today's like any other day
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When all of the aeroplanes
Cadd9
Write her name in the clouds
Amaj7
And nothing's wrong
Amaj7/G# F#m F#m9
But it's already Sunday
F#m9/E Bbadd9
And you know just how Sunday
Cadd9
Was the day that she would come around
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
Cadd9
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
E (let ring)
But you could make this ease your own hurt
Amaj7
It's all like sinking
Amaj7/G# F#m
You're trying to stay afloat
F#m/E Bbadd9
Like a wind-blown paper boat
Cadd9
Over uncharted seas
Amaj7
There's no question why
Amaj7/G# F#m F#m9
You're driving to kill some time
F#m9/E Bbadd9
Racing the powerlines
Cadd9
Back into town
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
Cadd9
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
E7
But you could make this ease your own hurt
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
Go to her, foolish man
E7
What's the use of having pride if you don't have her?
F#m C#m7 Bbadd9
She'll endure all she can
E
But you could make this ease your own hurt
E
Make this ease your own hurt
E
Make this ease your own hurt
E
Make this ease your own hurt