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Miscellaneous

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Fminor
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[Verse 1]
I Fmet her in miscBbellaneous, She C7was biting on her lFip.
WFe decided that Bbspeech was extG7raneous, And embarC7ked on a trip.
SFhe said, ‘I’ve gBbot my beauty aC7nd my youth’. I saidF, ‘you’ve got a strange perception of the truth’,
AFnd with a saxophone playing oBbn the gramophone pC7layer, we decided to Fcall it a truce.
WFe Fm/Eht a yelloBbw taxi cab to C7a blue kind of flat, FSituated somewhere in the middle of the city.
SFhe showed me heBbr cat, and I gG7ave it a pat, and C7she told me that its name was ‘kitty’.
WFith a loyalty usBbually reserved C7for royalty, I neveFr gave it a blink of my eye.
AFnd, when the dawBbn broke, we weC7re both filled with Fhope, ‘cause I’d been singing her a lullaby.
FThat went like-
[Chorus 1]
FmWhen these boots are wornDb, there’ll be a Ebmackerel sky.
FmEvery single story cocoonDbs a lullaby.Eb  
CmAll of Time is wanderFming ‘round, wonDbmajdering where Gm7to hide.
Butterflies are ugly now, so caterpC7illars, cocoon up and die.
FmAh aBbh aBbmh cocoFmon up BbanBbmd die.
[Verse 2]
FmOn Saint Patrick’s day, wBbme were both on our way,
BCmuying a leprechaun fFmlowers.
FmI turned away, when I retBbmurned to pay,
tCmhe man said she’d beFmen gone for hours.
FmI went down to the sea, wBbmhere I thought she would be,
TCmhe dockyard down theFmre was abandoned.
FmAt the old aerodrome, theBbmre was no one found home,
NCmor the fields where FmI really
[Bridge]
e|---------Fm8--------Fm/E8--------Fm/Eb8----------Dm7-58-----------|
B|---------9--------9--------9----------9-----------|
G|---------10-------10-------10---------10----------|
D|---------10-------10-------10---------10----------|
A|---------8--------7--------6----------5-----------|
E|--------------------------------------------------|
FmimagineFm/Ed she’d be, Fm/Ebthought that sDm7-5he’d be, I watched and I waited to see.
FmThey saFm/Ey Mum’s a maFm/Ebd hatter, and she’ll never get better.
I doDm7-5n’t visit home, and I don’t write her letters. But –
[Chorus 2]
FmWhen these boots are wornDb, there’ll be a Ebmackerel sky.
FmEvery single story cocoonDbs a lullaby.Eb  
CmThe moon, as yet, has Fmnever dawned. MoDbmajst icebergs nGm7ever thaw.
Every camel’s back is broken by a sC7ingle straw.
FmWhen these boots are wornDb, there’ll be a Ebmackerel sky.
FmEvery single story cocoonDbs a lullaby.Eb  
CmAll of Time is wanderFming ‘round, wondeDbmajring where to Gm7hide.
Butter flies are ugly now, so caterC7pillars, cocoon up and die.
FmAh aBbh aBbmh cocoFmon up BbanBbmd die.
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