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Anthony John Clarke - Sing A Chorus With Me - Album (2005)
1. The Only Life Gloria Knows
2. Of Course I Will
3. Irish Eyes
4. Smooth Old Talk
5. If I'd Only Learned To Dance
6. Between Midnight And Blue
7. The Broken Years
8. One Night Stand
9. The Wrong Way Round
10. An Acquaintance Of Mine
11. Easy Piano
12. It Was All Rock And Roll Then
13. Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
14. Will You Sing A Chorus With Me
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Track 1 - The Only Life Gloria Knows
CAPO: 6th Fret
[Verse 1]
The Csmoke on the Gstreet from the Amhamburger Fstand, it's
CHurting her Gnose and her Feyes
Each Cdoorway's a Gbedroom for AmGloria nowF
And it's Cthere that one Gday she may Fdie
[Verse 2]
CShe sells her Gpapers withAmout ( ? ? ) Foff her
She Csleeps every Gnight in her Fclothes
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
[Verse 3]
CDrinking, she'll Gdance for the Amman on her oFwn, or
She'll Cgo for a Gride in their Fcar
And the Cseat's nice and Gwarm when you've Amstood for so Flong
And those Cmen ain't so Gbad before Fdark
[Verse 4]
But they Cnever pay Gmuch and their Amtouch is so Frough
They Csay, she's no Glife in her Fsoul
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
[Verse 5]
Her Cdays on the Gstreet wear the Amshoes from her Ffeet
And the Cwind puts a Gknife in her Farm
She Cgrabs at his throGat and reAmfuses a Fcoat
From a Cyoung man who Gmeans her no Fharm
[Verse 6]
CShe loved to Gchat, if the Amkids will Fchat back
But Cmost of her Gtime she's aFlone
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
[Instrumental]
C G Am F C G F(2x)
[Verse 7]
She Cmisses her Gbrother, can't Amspeak to her Fmother
Since her Cown father Gtold her to Fgo
CEvening is Gfalling, she Amthinks about callFing
But Csomething inGside her says 'Fno'
[Verse 8]
She Cspends her loose Gchange on a Ambottle aFgain
CDrinks it Gall down in one Fgo
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
[Verse 9]
There's Ctrouble in Glife between Amhusband and Fwife
And the Cbad days can Gbring you right Fdown
But be Csure that you Gknow where the Amlittle ones Fgo
And always Chave enough Glove to go 'Fround
[Verse 10] (fade to end)
CGloria Gsleeps in a AmdoorwayF
And the Cwind bites her Gfingers and Ftoes
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
CGloria's Gout on the Amstreet toFnight
It's the Conly life GGloria Fknows
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Track 2 - Of Course I Will
CAPO: 5th Fret
[Intro]
F C G(2x)
[Verse 1]
She had a stomach every bit as flat as the table that she danced onC
A tattoo just below the knee
She could Gwhistle every tune that I could play for her on the jukeboxC
And then she'd dance for me
[Chorus]
She was Flooking for an Irish Clover
With a Gtwenty dollar bill
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I willF C G
[Verse 2]
Perhaps I was mistaken, she was cold, but I was taken in by herC
The way she looked at me
She Gsat by the piano with a shot-glass in her hand, and then sheC
Turned and spoke to me
[Chorus]
She Fasked me if I knew old CLogan
I said, I Gknow him well
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I willF
[Bridge]
She moved on Cup on the piGano stoolF
Inviting Cme to sit Gdown on it
She said, "FI just won this Cpiano in a Gpoker game
How'd you Flike to be the Cfirst song I write Gon it?"F
[Chorus]
I was her Irish Clover
I had a Gtwenty dollar bill
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I will
[Instrumental]
F C G(4x)
[Verse 3]
She said I made her smile, she let me stay with her awhile
And with my C(? Code Michael red I said?)G
She gave me tea, she gave me breakfast
A Cbook about some captain's (?Marmolet?)F
[Chorus]
I was her Irish Clover
With a Gtwenty dollar bill
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I will
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I will
She Fasked me to show her the Cmoon
I said, of Gcourse I will
[Outro] (fade to end)
F C G(2x)
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Track 3 - Irish Eyes
[Intro]
C Dm Em F C G
[Verse 1]
John's Cfamily, it was Dmeverything
And the Emchildren were his Flife
And the Cneighbours always spoke of John so Gwell
For once the Ccards stacked in his Dmfavour
And the Emoffer came his Fway
Twenty Cpounds for one night's Gwork, he might as CwellG
[Verse 2]
John drove his lorry down an Cempty road
From FCarryduff through CSaintfield, TollyGmore
But they Cfound poor John's Dmbody
On the Emside of the lonely Froad
And the Cneighbours heard the Gpolice tap on the CdoorDm Em F C G
[Verse 3]
Well, the Cpolice they took the Dmphone call
It said Emthere'd been some misFtake
And aCpologies were sent to all conGcerned
Two hooded Cmen had stopped John's Dmlorry
On the Emside of the lonely Froad
But their Cbullet had been Gmeant for someone CelseG
[Verse 4]
John's family tried to underCstand it
They Fprayed in church for Cstrength to pull them Gthrough
But Cthey'd been seeing Dmlorries
On the Emsides of the lonely Froads
From CNineteen Sixty-NGine to Ninety-CTwoG
[Chorus]
This ain't no precious song about CIreland
So Fdon't you dare misCtake it
For the ones that you whistle when you're going Ghome
It's not all Cleaving from some Dmharbour
It's not all Emstep into my Fparlour
Why should CIrish Eyes keep Gsmiling through it Call?Dm Em F C G
[Verse 5]
Well, there Cwere investiDmgations
Five Emminutes on the Fnews
And the Cmass card wore a picture of John's Gface
There was CoutrageDm
Two Emletters in the Fpaper
And Cboth sides of the Gfence, they sensed disCgraceG
[Verse 6]
And sure enough there were eClections
FaFmiliar cowboys Ctried to steal the Gshow
Men Cspoke of changing Dmattitudes
While Emthirteen tired Fplatitudes
Pushed Chope and poor John's Glorry off the CroadG
[Chorus]
This ain't no precious song about CIreland
So Fdon't you dare misCtake it
For the ones that you whistle when you're going Ghome
It's not all Cleaving from some Dmharbour
It's not all Emstep into my Fparlour
Why should CIrish Eyes keep Gsmiling?
Why should CIrish Eyes keep Gsmiling through it Call?Dm Em F C G
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Track 4 - Smooth Old Talk
*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS*****
Anthony John Clarke - Smooth Old Talk
[Intro]
D7 G C G D7 G
[Verse 1]
I write songs about poliD7ticians
GCorruption and seCdition
My Gsongs they tiptoe over the D7line
My Glecture in D7aptness
My Gpolitical incorCrectness
Mea Gculpa, all these D7songs, they are Gmine
[Verse 2]
I B7may reach a crescendo
With a Emtouch of innuendo
I Athrow in an item of neDws
There'll be Gsongs of deep deD7pression
Like a Gkaraoke Csession
And I Gmight do a D7song about Gyou
[Interlude]
C G D7 G
[Verse 3]
There'll be one for my friend, D7Lorna
She Glives just 'round the Ccorner
Now GLorna only ever listens to the D7blues
I have Gone for a friend in D7Chester
Whose Gparticular friend, CLester
Has just Gleft him to go D7back on the Gbooze
[Verse 4]
This B7over way inquisition
I'm an Emincompetent magician
I Afail to saw my woman in Dtwo
While Gacting arty-D7tarty
At some Glate-night tinker's D7party
So I Gmight do this D7song about Gyou
[Chorus 1]
But I want to know what D7brings you here toGnight
I want to know what brings you here toD7night
You see, GI'm up here, you're over there
Well, you Ccould be home in your easy-chair
GI want to know what D7brings you here toGnight
[Chorus 2]
Was it some Csmooth old talk?
Or did you Gjust take the dog for a big long walk?
Or Cdid you just sneak out behind your D7wife?
N.C.
Oh no, you would not do that
GI want to know, I want to know
CI want to know, I want to know
GI want to know what D7brings you here toGnight
[Instrumental]
C G D7 G(3x)
[Verse 5]
Singing on right, for D7nada
Being Gseven years old in CIreland
And I Gwon the great big kish and roD7mance
That Gtime in the café on the D7coast road
When deGlicious Sister Mary CJoseph
Sidled Gup to me and D7begged me for a Gdance (there ye are)B7
[Verse 6]
There was the pretty little acrobat
She gave me Empeppermint tea and a pretty little hat
AShe did fifteen cartwheels on my Dfloor
That's a Gtopic not too D7cosy
For a Gbig jack-queen called D7Rosy
Who's Gnever heard or D7cried, "Collect them Gall!"
[Chorus 1]
But I want to know what D7brings you here toGnight
I want to know what brings you here toD7night
You see, GI'm up here, you're over there
Well, you Ccould be home in your easy-chair
GI want to know what D7brings you here toGnight
[Chorus 2]
Was it some Csmooth old talk?
GHey, take the dog for a walk
Or Cdid you just sneak out behind your D7wife?
N.C.
For the fifth time this week, baby
GI want to know, I want to know
CI want to know for sure
GI want to know what D7brings you here toGnightC G D7
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Track 5 - If I'd Only Learned To Dance
CAPO: 1st Fret
[Intro]
G D Em G C D G{2x)
[Verse 1]
The bar was pretty Dearly and the Emstorefronts, they were Gstill lit upC
I took the time to Dsit with you awhileG
We talked about those DDixie Chicks and Emmovies from the 'GsixtiesC
We ordered some food, Drelish on the Gside
[Verse 2]
I Chung on every Gword that you Dsaid to meG
I Claughed at every Gjoke and ordered DbeerG
Didn't underDstand where you were Emcoming fromG C
I really hoped you Dend up Ghere
[Interlude]
Am G D Am G D G
[Verse 3]
You looked about, the Dclock above the Empowder roomG
You Ctapped your feet in Dtime to Johnny GSaint
A little mirror Din your purse, you Emdropped it, I Gcaught itC
You fixed your makeup and Dcombed your haGir
[Verse 4]
One Csecond you were Gsitting here and the Dnext you were Ggone
He Cspun you 'round the Gfloor without a Dcare
I Gdidn't exactly knDow where you were Emgoing toG
But I Creally hoped to Djoin you thGere
[Chorus]
If I'd Amonly learned to Gdance, I could be Dloving you
If I'd Amonly learned to Gdance, we'd be aDway
If I'd Gonly learned to D/F#dance, you would be Emlying in these arms tonightC
That'll have to Dbe another dayG
[Instrumental]
Am G D(4x) G
[Bridge]
I heard it, so the story Dgoes
We Emshine the shoes and Gwear the clothesC
Slick your Dhair back, fineG
The music slips inDto your soul
Be it EmNew Age waltzes, GRock 'n' RollC
The body Dmoves in Gtime
[Verse 5]
I Ctell myself each Gmorning, "Well, DI'll do Gthat"
I Ctell myself one Gmillion times a Dday
If I'd Gonly learned to D/F#dance, I could be Emloving youD C G
If I'd Gonly learned to D/F#dance, I could be Emloving youD C G
If I'd Gonly learned to D/F#dance, you could be Emlying in these arms toCnightD G
[Chorus]
If I'd Amonly learned to Gdance, I could be Dloving you
If I'd Amonly learned to Gdance, we'd be aDway
If I'd Gonly learned to D/F#dance, you could be Emlying in these arms toCnightD G
[Outro}
G D/F# Em D C D G
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Track 6 - Between Midnight And Blue
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
Em C Em C Em
[Verse 1]
I believe in love, Asus2affectionD
I now beD/F#lieve in you and BmmeG
I believe that wEmords with musicC
Can make all blind men B7seeEm
[Verse 2]
And though I can't say that I Asus2would ever die for loveD
Or put D/F#mine up for saleBm G
How come I twist and turn in Emall directionsC
Must be that Libran ScB7aleEm
[Verse 3]
If I have no need for locks Asus2upon my doorD
How come I D/F#fear the open seBma?G
Don't you just love coEmincidence
CBlues songs, with many, the key of B7DEm
[Verse 4]
The sweetest picture, should I Asus2ever take it
Would be Ddancers dancing D/F#dances at a BmballG
Forbidden love in all those Emsmiling facesC
Better than no love at B7all
[Chorus]
It was Eone of those particuAsus4lar moB7ments in my lifeE
Somewhere between Asus2midnight and blueB7
ETwo in the moAsus2rning withB7out any warnEing
Asus2I fell back in B7love with youC#m F#m B7 Em
[Verse 6]
She was gathering Asus2clothes, quietly moving aroDund
She never D/F#seemed to take a momentBm, a little time for herGself
Just to stop and do nothingEm, get back to her bookC
Or let me pour a glass of wiB7neEm
[Verse 7]
And as her hand brushed my tableAsus2, well, I took it in Dmine
She D/F#looked in my eyBmes, she whispered, "You're tiredG
Perhaps we should lie downEm, I'll go and find some CBerlioz
A little sleep and we'll be B7fine"
[Chorus]
It was Eone of those particuAsus4lar moB7ments in my lifeE
Somewhere between Asus2midnight and blueB7
ETwo in the moAsus2rning withB7out any warnEing
Asus2I fell back in B7love with youC#m F#m B7
[Chorus]
It was Eone of those particuAsus4lar moB7ments in my lifeE
Somewhere between Asus2midnight and blueB7
ETwo in the moAsus2rning withB7out any warnEing
Asus2I fell back in B7love with youC#m F#m B7 Em
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Track 7 - The Broken Years
CAPO: 6th Fret
[Intro]
Em C G D/F# Em G
[Verse 1]
The whole family's sitting watching DTV
The Emonly thing that makes me feel CbetterG
And no one plays the Dradio
The Emnews is always Cbad
[Verse 2]
The Gkids, they've been keeping daddy Dup all night
EmRock 'n' Rolling, Cshouting, fighting
ToGmorrow is the marching Dseason
We'll Emmeet at the roundabouCt
[Chorus]
I want to Emeat at the same Ctable
I want to Gbreak the same Dbread
I want to Cmarch down the saGme streets
I want to Amhear the same banDds
I want to Emsing the same Csongs
I want to Gsay the same Dprayers
ToCgether we can Gmend the Dbroken Gyears
[Verse 3]
Jimmy would get married in SepDtember
EmFirst of all he had to write a CletterG
Requesting dispenDsation
Just to Embe with the girl he Cloved
And in the Gend, hardly anybody Dcame
EmMother' side all blamed it on the CweatherAm
Three Dcheers for the Gbroken years
[Chorus]
I want to Emeat at the same Ctable
I want to Gbreak the same Dbread
I want to Cmarch down the saGme streets
I want to Amhear the same banDds
I want to Emsing the same Csongs
I want to Gsay the same Dprayers
ToCgether we can Gmend the Dbroken Gyears
[Instrumental]
G D Em C G D Em C G D Em C Am D G
[Verse 4]
Connor's late for Dschool again
He's Emout of breath and running at the CdoubleG
Get his eduDcation
He had to Emtake the long way 'Cround
For Geven if he stayed out on the Dmain road
EmChances are he'd run into some CtroubleAm
Three Dcheers for the Gbroken years
[Verse 5]
With all the pretty colours on the Dpavement
The Emgreen and gold that lighten through it Call
And Gall the little broken shops and Dhouses
With those Embadly spelled slogans on the Cwall
It's no Gwonder that everybody's Dleaving
It's no Emwonder at all, at all, at CallAm
Three Dcheers for the Gbroken years
[Chorus]
I want to Emeat at the same Ctable
I want to Gbreak the same Dbread
I want to Cmarch down the saGme streets
I want to Amhear the same banDds
I want to Emsing the same Csongs
I want to Gsay the same Dprayers
ToCgether we can Gmend the Dbroken GyearsEm
[Chorus]
Eat at the same Ctable
GBreak the same Dbread
CMarch down the saGme streets
AmHear the same banDds
EmSing the same Csongs
GSay the same Dprayers
ToCgether we can Gmend the Dbroken Gyears
[Outro]
Em C G D/F# Em
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Track 8 - One Night Stand
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
B7 Em B7 Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em B7
[Verse 1]
EmDamp dress, don't stress, stick it in the hot-press
Let me take you dancing at a B7nightclub
Nice shirt, tight suit, lose the purple high-boot
Shed a pound or two in the Emhot-tub
[Chorus]
He Amsaid he'd call over, but you knew he wouldn't make it
And he Emsaid he'd made you happy, but I think you knew he faked it
It was B7always on a plate and all he had to do was take it
And he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 2]
EmTell me that he's just hook-up because he's busy
And he'll call me up again some B7night
Tell me that he's flown away to Tokyo on business
For the most important meeting of his Emlife
[Verse 3]
AmTell me that he loves the piece of paper that I gave him
When he Emkissed me on the lips last night
And B7tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
When he stumbles into bed beside his EmwifeB7
[Verse 4]
EmGreat hat, cool flat, don't you have a cute cat
A little boy, ginger, if you B7fancy
There's nothing on the TV, take the paper, look and see
I'll ring and book a table down at EmNancy's
[Chorus]
You Amonly see a movie if Johnny Depp is in it
And you Embuy yourself a new dress, wear it once and then you bin it
And you B7get your weekly ticket, but you know you'll never win it
'Cause he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 5]
EmBring me toast and coffee every Sunday when I wake up
And I'll love you 'til the end of B7time
Let me wear your favourite yellow jumper when I want to
And I'll never tell your friends it's Emmine
[Verse 6]
AmTell me that you meant the things you whispered to me sweetly
When you Emkissed me on the lips last night
And B7tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
When he stumbles into bed beside his EmwifeB7
[Instrumental]
Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em B7
[Verse 7]
EmCut cash, don't dash, ooh, the silver looks flash
Push your little buzzer on your B7night-line
Cab late, why wait, never saw such luxury
Give the boys a ring and tell them, Emwhite wine
[Chorus]
He Amsaid he'd call over, but you knew he wouldn't make it
And he Emsaid he'd made you happy, but I think you knew he faked it
It was B7always on a plate and all he had to do was take it
And he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 8]
EmBring me toast and coffee every Sunday when I wake up
And I'll love you 'til the end of B7time
Let me wear your favourite yellow jumper when I want to
And I'll never tell your friends it's Emmine
[Verse 9]
AmTell me that you meant the things you whispered to me sweetly
When you Emkissed me on the lips last night
And B7tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
When he stumbles into bed beside his Emwife
B7Tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
When he stumbles into bed beside his EmwifeB7
[Outro]
Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em
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Track 9 - The Wrong Way Round
CAPO: 5th Fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
Jesus strolled on Royal E7AvenueC
The church was closed, Sunday FafternoonDm
He had some F6tea, he had to Dmjoin the queue
He said, "I Gdon't mind waiting"C/G G C
[Verse 2]
He took his teacup and he E7found a seatC
He stretched his legs across Fthat busy streetDm
To watch a F6starling jump at Dmthings to eat
They just Gdon't mind waitingC/G G C
[Pre-Chorus]
And he wrote this Gsong on FChristmas dayC D
With all his candles Gburning
[Chorus]
"My Cpeople are not Gspeaking, there's B7something Emwrong
And I Cthought that my reGturning might have B7made them Emstrong
And that CJingle Bells and Gjangle, I don't B7know that Emsong
But they're Amplaying it the wrong way Dround"C
[Verse 3]
Jesus rose up, tried to E7take a busC
He had no change, oh, there was Fsuch a fussC Dm
I think he F6stood 'bout two in Dmfront of us
He said, "I Gdon't mind waiting"C/G G C
[Verse 4]
He heard the brass band playing E7on the streetC
He tapped good time out to that FChristmas beatC Dm
And the way the woman F6stared down at his Dmhands and at his feet
Well, that Gtook some beatingC/G G C
[Pre-Chorus]
And he wrote this Gsong on FChristmas dayC D
There in all his glorGy
[Chorus]
"My Cpeople are not Gspeaking, there's B7something Emwrong
And I Cthought that my reGturning might have B7made them Emstrong
And that CJingle Bells and Gjangle, I don't B7know that Emsong
But they're Amplaying it the wrong way Dround"
[Bridge]
So he Gwent in search of D/F#wise men and he Gtried to find the D/F#manger
He Gwent in search of D/F#lonely shepherds, Gshagging kings and D/F#angels
But Bball he found was a loneliness, and he Afelt like such a stranger
He said, "DEverything's the wrong way roGund"
[Interlude]
C G G/Bb A Dm C G C G C
[Verse 5]
He checked the shops out, strolled the E7bright arcadesC
He ripped his white cloak on a FbarricadeDm
The rolls of F6barbed-wire made him Dmfeel afraid
And Ghe was cryingC/G G C
[Verse 6]
A woman touched him once and E7then againC
Her hair was long and beautiful, but her Fface was plainDm
"Could you F6be my Mary DmMagdalene?
Well, at Gleast you're crying"C/G G C
[Verse 7]
He stopped to look, he was E7clearly lostC
The botanic gardens on a FWinter frostDm
He saw his F6image frozen Dmon a cross
Of GWinter brackenC/G G C
[Verse 8]
Children playing by a E7tiny lakeC
An infant shouted out, "Ah, fe' FJesus' sake!"Dm
He knew then he'd F6made such a Dmgreat mistake
And he just Gkept on walkingC/G G C
[Pre-Chorus]
There's no such Gthing as FChristmas dayC D
No Jingle Bells, no Gjangle
[Chorus]
"The Cempty church is Gshivering, those B7empty sonEmgs
And the Cway the children Gtry to stay up, B7all night Emlong
But it's Cnot me that they're Gwaiting for, no, that's B7all long Emgone
And Ameverything's the wrong way roDund"
[Outro]
C G G/Bb A Dm C G C G(2x)
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Track 10 - An Acquaintance Of Mine
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C G/B Am C/G F C G
[Verse 1]
He's Cout on the road G/Bnow, a Amquarter past Cnine
Dm7His destiCnation, it's a Fway down the Gline
He's done his Cfair share of G/Btalking, his Amfare share of Ctime
And he Dm7knowG
[Verse 2]
As he Ckicks off the dust G/Bfrom the Amplace he has Cbeen
A Dm7white car pulls Cover, and as Fhe bundles Gin
I see Clines on his faG/Bce, grey Amhairs on his Cchin
And he Dm7knowG
[Chorus]
He's a Cwinner, a G/Bloser, an acAmquaintance of Cmine
He's a Fpage from a Cnovel, she's the Gdust on his wine bottle
CHe's never G/Bearly, she's Amrarely on CtimeDm7 G
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am C/G F C G
[Verse 3]
He Cstops from his G/Btravels, a Amlonely hoCtel
Puts Dm7four suitcases Cdown, gently Frings on the Gbell
And the Clady is G/Bsmiling, she Amknows him so Cwell
And Fhe follows Cher in the Ghall
[Verse 4]
To where the Ccarpets are G/Bfaded, the Amwindows are Cstained
The Dm7portraits are Chung in VicFtorian Gframes
And he Ctouches her G/Bface as she Amwhispers his Cname
And they Dm7knowG
[Chorus]
He's a Cwinner, a G/Bloser, an acAmquaintance of Cmine
He's a Fpage from a Cnovel, she's the Gdust on his wine bottle
CHe's never G/Bearly, she's Amrarely on CtimeDm7 G
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am C/G F C G(2x)
[Verse 5]
He Cwakes in the G/Bmorning and Amshe is still Cthere
Her Dm7shoes on the Cfloor and her Fclothes on the Gchair
He tries Chard not to G/Bwake her as he Amtouches her Chair
It's as Dm7thoughG
[Verse 6]
The Cwall clock is G/Bbroken, so he Amkeeps his own Ctime
He Dm7knows that she Cloves him, one Fday at a Gtime
And her Cbreathing is G/Bsweet love in a AmBurgundy Cwine
And they Dm7knowG
[Verse 7]
There is Cno need to G/Bspeak out, there's Amno one else Cthere
ADm7lone words are Conly loose Fshapes in the Gair
And Cshe may be G/Bsleeping, but at Amleast she is Cthere
And she Dm7knowsG
[Chorus]
He's a Cwinner, a G/Bloser, an acAmquaintance of Cmine
He's a Fpage from a Cnovel, she's the Gdust on his wine bottle
CHe's never G/Bearly, she's Amrarely on CtimeDm7 G
[Chorus]
He's a Cwinner, a G/Bloser, an acAmquaintance of Cmine
He's a Fpage from a Cnovel, she's the Gdust on his wine bottle
CHe's never G/Bearly, she's Amrarely on CtimeDm7 G F C
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Track 11 - Easy Piano
CAPO: 1st Fret
[Intro]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 1]
You left the Emroom so FquietlyG C
I thought I heard you Emwhisper, but I Dm7can't be sureG C
You spread Emour things so FcarefullyG C
Some Emmine, some FyoursG C
[Verse 2]
You left the Emroom so FquietlyG C
Is that you Emsinging, or the Fwind outside?G C
I can Emhear you, ah Dm7no, must be mistakenG
It's Cjust sometimes I think you've Emonly slipped aFway to hideG
[Interlude]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 3]
One more Emyear, you said, and hey, Fthen you'd leave GhimC
Perhaps get to Emspend a bit more Ftime with meG C
Write that Embook of yours, and with Dm7luck, volunteerG
To keep Call those little Empromises you Fpromised meG C
[Verse 4]
The postman, Emhe still asks, poFlitely, how I'm doGingC
I'm sure I saw Emsome junk mail with your Fname on, in his bagG C
And the Emdog still wonders, Dm7where the hell you went GtoC
And when her Embest friend's coming FbackG
[Interlude]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 5]
And here's that Embook of songs for Feasy pianGoC
The bass guiEmtar you had no Ftime to playG C
That little Emsnowy globe from Dm7rainy County GSligoC
The one when you Emshake it, it FplaysG C
[Verse 6]
A picture of the Emisland we nFever got to Ggo toC
The tape you Emmade for me on FChristmas dayG C
And that little Emgarden bird, it's still Dm7pecking at your winGdow
Ah, you Cshould have seen the Emway he looked at mFe todayG C
[Verse 7]
That book of Emsongs for Feasy pianGoC
The hat you Embought and wore on FSaturdayG C
One cup, one Emsaucer, one ocDm7casional tableG C
The one you ocEmcasionally tried to Fthrow awayG
[Instrumental]
F C Dm7 G
C Em F G(4x)
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 8]
And for all those Emkisses that you Fnever got to Ggive meC
And all those Emplaces you never Fever got to go with GmeC
And all those Emsongs that you Dm7never got to sing Gme
Even Conce, and all the Emwords you never FsaidG C
[Verse 9]
I'll keep that book Emof songs for Feasy pianGoC
The bass guiEmtar you had no Ftime to playG C
That little Emsnowy globe from Dm7rainy County SliGgoC
I still Emshake it, it playsF G
[Outro]
F C Dm7 G C
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Track 12 - It Was All Rock And Roll Then
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C G C
[Verse 1]
I used to spend my time singing beneath the Fold pierC
I liked to watch all the shapes on the FshoreC
My very best friend, maybe a Fcold beerC
You, sleeping my radiFo
[Pre-Chorus]
You were Cstrong enough
You'd walk in any room and you could Fact so tough
[Chorus]
Oh, I wanted to Cbe like that
You even looked good in my Fcowboy hat
It was all Grock 'n' roll then
It was all Crock 'n' rollC7 C
[Verse 2]
We were Northern boys, came from a Fsmall townC
The same cool jackets and the same FgirlsC
Two old record players and two guiFtar strapsC
You lived in my house and I lived in Fyours
[Pre-Chorus]
You were Cgood enough
We met these boys and girls who played, they Fslapped you up
[Chorus]
Oh, I wanted to Cplay like that
But all I had was the Fcowboy hat
It was all Grock 'n' roll then
It was all Crock 'n' roll
[Instrumental]
C C7 C G C
[Verse 3]
I stayed at home, you went aFway, southC
It's hard to get to see you in a cabaret FbandC
You had a child, you had a FdaughterC
She must be really proud of her old Fman
[Chorus]
Oh, I wanted to Clive like that
I gave your little girl my Fcowboy hat
It was all Grock 'n' roll then
It was all Crock 'n' rollC7 C
[Interlude]
C G
It was all Crock 'n' roll
[Verse 4]
He made a little cash for his Fown placeC
Just a stone's throw from the FpierC
Time I called, he changed the FjukeboxC
Country music and American Fbeer
[Chorus]
Oh, I wish I could Clive like that
Even bought his broken Fcowboy hat
It's all Grock 'n' roll now
It's all Crock 'n' rollG
It's all Crock 'n' roll
[Outro]
C G C
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Track 13 - Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
Em A Em D
[Verse 1]
The Emwind blew so cold against the Cwest coast of Ireland
That DRita would not go into the Emwater
Picture the scene, mothers, Cfathers, ice-creams
DHuddled 'round their little sons and Emdaughters
[Verse 2]
Well, the Grain it cut right D/F#through me, it Emkept on pouring down
I Cfound a little Dhotel bar on the harbour side of Emtown
I Gsaid I’d play for nothing since the Dtourists was in Emtown
But GTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Chorus]
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 3]
OasiEms all the rage, "I'm down from CGorgy", climbed on stage
And he could Dhardly hold the mike for all that Embrandy
He intro'ed far too late and poor old CSally had to wait
Rita Dhollered that some words would come in Emhandy
[Verse 4]
GFathers pushing D/F#mothers up aEmgainst the microphone
CSisters goading Dbrothers, "Won't you lEmeave the lad alone
And a Gpriest from (?Nukarada?) shook his Dhead and headed Emhome
'Cause GTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Chorus]
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 5]
There's Gonly karaoke, D/F#on every sconeEm
The Cwhistles and the Dfiddles and the bodhran stay at Emhome
I never Gheard a single mandolin or an acDcordion Emdrone
'Cause GTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 6]
EmJim turned Kyle Fergus with his Ceyes shut, lips are pursing
DJohn boy, he passed out at the next Emtable
Smokey Mountain Sweet, what came is Cgood enough to eat
Jim Dtried to sing in tune, but was not Emable
[Verse 7]
And Gpeople stood on chairs and tables, D/F#rocking to them Emall
CKnocking over Dnuns and children, laughing as they Emfall
And GSister Mary Joseph, she's the Dbiggest drunk of Emall
Those Gsinging nuns just Dlove their KaraEmoke
[Chorus]
And CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 7]
Hectic and electric, CasaCnova he's dyslexic
A wee DSligo Suzanne Vega sang "MarEmlene"
A coach load from Galway, cut their Ctour date, singing "My Way"
Vigo Ddid the stupid dance in MacaEmrena
[Verse 8]
And the Gpriest appeared from D/F#nowhere with "Those EmFields That Often Rye"
And a CWelshman murdered "DVincent" and "American EmPie"
And a Gfight broke out when someone said, his Dlady must be Emdry
But Gno one really Dcares, it's karaEmoke
[Chorus]
And CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 9]
There were fiddlers from Ross Trevor who'd like so Cmuch, they'd stay forever
And DSister Mary Joseph stood there Emscreaming
She lifted up her skirt, she grabbed the nearest Cpriest, she began to flirt
And the Dtour guide said, "They offered me a job, am I Emdreaming"
[Verse 10]
Then the Gpolice arrived in D/F#wagons like some Emextras from The Sting
And they Ccalled for reinDforcements, as their Emmobile phones did ring
They Gshouted at her, "Hey, Sister Mary Joseph, Ddo you know what time it Emis?"
And she said, "No, but you hum it and I'll sing"
[Chorus]
Cause CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 11]
"Get thee to a nunnery", cried CFather Michael Tullery
Your Dbehaviour here tonight is sacriEmlegious
Sister Mary Joseph took the floor and the Ccrowd all called for more
And old DBarry Manilow covers were conEmtagiousG
[Verse 12]
They took their D/F#lighters and they Emwaved them in the air
She'd Cgone on stage to strut her "DLondonderry EmAir"G
She tore her Dhabit, Emthere's her underwear
Those Gsinging nuns just Dlove their KaraEmoke
[Chorus]
And CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
[Verse 13]
Oh, there's only karaoke, on Cevery scone
The Dwhistles and the fiddles and the Embodhran stay at home
I never heard a single mandolin or an acCcordion drone
'Cause DTuesday night is always karaEmoke
[Chorus]
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
CTuesday night is Dalways karaEmoke
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Track 14 - Will You Sing A Chorus With Me
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
SomeGtimes the words stand out against the music
Sometimes the D7music stands alone
The tunes can just fly in from places far away
Sometimes they're Gborn right here at homeC
[Verse 2]
They may be gentle, meek and Am7mild
Guide you exactly where you're D7goingC
Then again, wondrously wiAm7ld
With no silver lining DshowingD7
[Chorus 1]
Will you Gsing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
It's the only way I know that we're alDright
Sing a chorus with me and D7whisper it to me sweetly
Put your arms around me, hold your lover Gtight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
Before we all walk off into the Cnight
The music stops you feeling blue
The Grhythm makes you tap your shoe
And you Dknow this thing called love's just out of GsightD D7 G
[Verse 3]
No sooner have you put your world together
Then something D7takes it all apart
You find that certain stranger you've been longing for
Guess what? She Gbreaks your heartC
[Verse 4]
She may be gentle, meek and Am7mild
Guide you exactly where you're D7goingC
Then again, wondrously Am7wild
With just a little tattoo DshowingD7
[Chorus 1]
Will you Gsing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
It's the only way I know that we're alDright
Sing a chorus with me and D7whisper it to me sweetly
Put your arms around me, hold your lover Gtight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
Before we all walk off into the Cnight
The music stops you feeling blue
The Grhythm makes you tap your shoe
And you Dknow this thing called love's just out of GsightD D7
[Chorus 1]
Will you Gsing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
It's the only way I know that we're alDright
Sing a chorus with me and D7whisper it to me sweetly
Put your arms around me, hold your lover Gtight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
Before we all walk off into the Cnight
The music stops you feeling blue
The Grhythm makes you tap your shoe
And you Dknow this thing called love's just out of GsightD7 G
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Sing A Chorus With Me
by Anthony John Clarke
Chords in this song · guitar
C
G
Am
F
Dm
Em
D7
B7
A
D
D/F#
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E
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Dm7
Anthony John Clarke - Sing A Chorus With Me - Album (2005)
1. The Only Life Gloria Knows
2. Of Course I Will
3. Irish Eyes
4. Smooth Old Talk
5. If I'd Only Learned To Dance
6. Between Midnight And Blue
7. The Broken Years
8. One Night Stand
9. The Wrong Way Round
10. An Acquaintance Of Mine
11. Easy Piano
12. It Was All Rock And Roll Then
13. Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
14. Will You Sing A Chorus With Me
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Track 1 - The Only Life Gloria Knows
CAPO: 6th Fret
[Verse 1]
C G Am F
The smoke on the street from the hamburger stand, it's
C G F
Hurting her nose and her eyes
C G Am F
Each doorway's a bedroom for Gloria now
C G F
And it's there that one day she may die
[Verse 2]
C G Am F
She sells her papers without ( ? ? ) off her
C G F
She sleeps every night in her clothes
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
[Verse 3]
C G Am F
Drinking, she'll dance for the man on her own, or
C G F
She'll go for a ride in their car
C G Am F
And the seat's nice and warm when you've stood for so long
C G F
And those men ain't so bad before dark
[Verse 4]
C G Am F
But they never pay much and their touch is so rough
C G F
They say, she's no life in her soul
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
[Verse 5]
C G Am F
Her days on the street wear the shoes from her feet
C G F
And the wind puts a knife in her arm
C G Am F
She grabs at his throat and refuses a coat
C G F
From a young man who means her no harm
[Verse 6]
C G Am F
She loved to chat, if the kids will chat back
C G F
But most of her time she's alone
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
[Instrumental]
C G Am F C G F
(2x)
[Verse 7]
C G Am F
She misses her brother, can't speak to her mother
C G F
Since her own father told her to go
C G Am F
Evening is falling, she thinks about calling
C G F
But something inside her says 'no'
[Verse 8]
C G Am F
She spends her loose change on a bottle again
C G F
Drinks it all down in one go
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
[Verse 9]
C G Am F
There's trouble in life between husband and wife
C G F
And the bad days can bring you right down
C G Am F
But be sure that you know where the little ones go
C G F
And always have enough love to go 'round
[Verse 10] (fade to end)
C G Am F
Gloria sleeps in a doorway
C G F
And the wind bites her fingers and toes
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
C G Am F
Gloria's out on the street tonight
C G F
It's the only life Gloria knows
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Track 2 - Of Course I Will
CAPO: 5th Fret
[Intro]
F C G
(2x)
[Verse 1]
C
She had a stomach every bit as flat as the table that she danced on
A tattoo just below the knee
G C
She could whistle every tune that I could play for her on the jukebox
And then she'd dance for me
[Chorus]
F C
She was looking for an Irish lover
G
With a twenty dollar bill
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G F C G
I said, of course I will
[Verse 2]
C
Perhaps I was mistaken, she was cold, but I was taken in by her
The way she looked at me
G C
She sat by the piano with a shot-glass in her hand, and then she
Turned and spoke to me
[Chorus]
F C
She asked me if I knew old Logan
G
I said, I know him well
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G F
I said, of course I will
[Bridge]
C G F
She moved on up on the piano stool
C G
Inviting me to sit down on it
F C G
She said, "I just won this piano in a poker game
F C G F
How'd you like to be the first song I write on it?"
[Chorus]
C
I was her Irish lover
G
I had a twenty dollar bill
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G
I said, of course I will
[Instrumental]
F C G
(4x)
[Verse 3]
She said I made her smile, she let me stay with her awhile
C G
And with my (? Code Michael red I said?)
She gave me tea, she gave me breakfast
C F
A book about some captain's (?Marmolet?)
[Chorus]
C
I was her Irish lover
G
With a twenty dollar bill
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G
I said, of course I will
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G
I said, of course I will
F C
She asked me to show her the moon
G
I said, of course I will
[Outro] (fade to end)
F C G
(2x)
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Track 3 - Irish Eyes
[Intro]
C Dm Em F C G
[Verse 1]
C Dm
John's family, it was everything
Em F
And the children were his life
C G
And the neighbours always spoke of John so well
C Dm
For once the cards stacked in his favour
Em F
And the offer came his way
C G C G
Twenty pounds for one night's work, he might as well
[Verse 2]
C
John drove his lorry down an empty road
F C G
From Carryduff through Saintfield, Tollymore
C Dm
But they found poor John's body
Em F
On the side of the lonely road
C G C Dm Em F C G
And the neighbours heard the police tap on the door
[Verse 3]
C Dm
Well, the police they took the phone call
Em F
It said there'd been some mistake
C G
And apologies were sent to all concerned
C Dm
Two hooded men had stopped John's lorry
Em F
On the side of the lonely road
C G C G
But their bullet had been meant for someone else
[Verse 4]
C
John's family tried to understand it
F C G
They prayed in church for strength to pull them through
C Dm
But they'd been seeing lorries
Em F
On the sides of the lonely roads
C G C G
From Nineteen Sixty-Nine to Ninety-Two
[Chorus]
C
This ain't no precious song about Ireland
F C
So don't you dare mistake it
G
For the ones that you whistle when you're going home
C Dm
It's not all leaving from some harbour
Em F
It's not all step into my parlour
C G C Dm Em F C G
Why should Irish Eyes keep smiling through it all?
[Verse 5]
C Dm
Well, there were investigations
Em F
Five minutes on the news
C G
And the mass card wore a picture of John's face
C Dm
There was outrage
Em F
Two letters in the paper
C G C G
And both sides of the fence, they sensed disgrace
[Verse 6]
C
And sure enough there were elections
F C G
Familiar cowboys tried to steal the show
C Dm
Men spoke of changing attitudes
Em F
While thirteen tired platitudes
C G C G
Pushed hope and poor John's lorry off the road
[Chorus]
C
This ain't no precious song about Ireland
F C
So don't you dare mistake it
G
For the ones that you whistle when you're going home
C Dm
It's not all leaving from some harbour
Em F
It's not all step into my parlour
C G
Why should Irish Eyes keep smiling?
C G C Dm Em F C G
Why should Irish Eyes keep smiling through it all?
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Track 4 - Smooth Old Talk
*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS*****
Anthony John Clarke - Smooth Old Talk
[Intro]
D7 G C G D7 G
[Verse 1]
D7
I write songs about politicians
G C
Corruption and sedition
G D7
My songs they tiptoe over the line
G D7
My lecture in aptness
G C
My political incorrectness
G D7 G
Mea culpa, all these songs, they are mine
[Verse 2]
B7
I may reach a crescendo
Em
With a touch of innuendo
A D
I throw in an item of news
G D7
There'll be songs of deep depression
G C
Like a karaoke session
G D7 G
And I might do a song about you
[Interlude]
C G D7 G
[Verse 3]
D7
There'll be one for my friend, Lorna
G C
She lives just 'round the corner
G D7
Now Lorna only ever listens to the blues
G D7
I have one for a friend in Chester
G C
Whose particular friend, Lester
G D7 G
Has just left him to go back on the booze
[Verse 4]
B7
This over way inquisition
Em
I'm an incompetent magician
A D
I fail to saw my woman in two
G D7
While acting arty-tarty
G D7
At some late-night tinker's party
G D7 G
So I might do this song about you
[Chorus 1]
D7 G
But I want to know what brings you here tonight
D7
I want to know what brings you here tonight
G
You see, I'm up here, you're over there
C
Well, you could be home in your easy-chair
G D7 G
I want to know what brings you here tonight
[Chorus 2]
C
Was it some smooth old talk?
G
Or did you just take the dog for a big long walk?
C D7
Or did you just sneak out behind your wife?
N.C.
Oh no, you would not do that
G
I want to know, I want to know
C
I want to know, I want to know
G D7 G
I want to know what brings you here tonight
[Instrumental]
C G D7 G
(3x)
[Verse 5]
D7
Singing on right, for nada
G C
Being seven years old in Ireland
G D7
And I won the great big kish and romance
G D7
That time in the café on the coast road
G C
When delicious Sister Mary Joseph
G D7 G B7
Sidled up to me and begged me for a dance (there ye are)
[Verse 6]
There was the pretty little acrobat
Em
She gave me peppermint tea and a pretty little hat
A D
She did fifteen cartwheels on my floor
G D7
That's a topic not too cosy
G D7
For a big jack-queen called Rosy
G D7 G
Who's never heard or cried, "Collect them all!"
[Chorus 1]
D7 G
But I want to know what brings you here tonight
D7
I want to know what brings you here tonight
G
You see, I'm up here, you're over there
C
Well, you could be home in your easy-chair
G D7 G
I want to know what brings you here tonight
[Chorus 2]
C
Was it some smooth old talk?
G
Hey, take the dog for a walk
C D7
Or did you just sneak out behind your wife?
N.C.
For the fifth time this week, baby
G
I want to know, I want to know
C
I want to know for sure
G D7 G C G D7
I want to know what brings you here tonight
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Track 5 - If I'd Only Learned To Dance
CAPO: 1st Fret
[Intro]
G D Em G C D G
{2x)
[Verse 1]
D Em G C
The bar was pretty early and the storefronts, they were still lit up
D G
I took the time to sit with you awhile
D Em G C
We talked about those Dixie Chicks and movies from the 'sixties
D G
We ordered some food, relish on the side
[Verse 2]
C G D G
I hung on every word that you said to me
C G D G
I laughed at every joke and ordered beer
D Em G C
Didn't understand where you were coming from
D G
I really hoped you end up here
[Interlude]
Am G D Am G D G
[Verse 3]
D Em G
You looked about, the clock above the powder room
C D G
You tapped your feet in time to Johnny Saint
D Em G C
A little mirror in your purse, you dropped it, I caught it
D G
You fixed your makeup and combed your hair
[Verse 4]
C G D G
One second you were sitting here and the next you were gone
C G D
He spun you 'round the floor without a care
G D Em G
I didn't exactly know where you were going to
C D G
But I really hoped to join you there
[Chorus]
Am G D
If I'd only learned to dance, I could be loving you
Am G D
If I'd only learned to dance, we'd be away
G D/F# Em C
If I'd only learned to dance, you would be lying in these arms tonight
D G
That'll have to be another day
[Instrumental]
Am G D G
(4x)
[Bridge]
D
I heard it, so the story goes
Em G C
We shine the shoes and wear the clothes
D G
Slick your hair back, fine
D
The music slips into your soul
Em G C
Be it New Age waltzes, Rock 'n' Roll
D G
The body moves in time
[Verse 5]
C G D G
I tell myself each morning, "Well, I'll do that"
C G D
I tell myself one million times a day
G D/F# Em D C G
If I'd only learned to dance, I could be loving you
G D/F# Em D C G
If I'd only learned to dance, I could be loving you
G D/F# Em C D G
If I'd only learned to dance, you could be lying in these arms tonight
[Chorus]
Am G D
If I'd only learned to dance, I could be loving you
Am G D
If I'd only learned to dance, we'd be away
G D/F# Em C D G
If I'd only learned to dance, you could be lying in these arms tonight
[Outro}
G D/F# Em D C D G
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Track 6 - Between Midnight And Blue
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
Em C Em C Em
[Verse 1]
Asus2 D
I believe in love, affection
D/F# Bm G
I now believe in you and me
Em C
I believe that words with music
B7 Em
Can make all blind men see
[Verse 2]
Asus2 D
And though I can't say that I would ever die for love
D/F# Bm G
Or put mine up for sale
Em C
How come I twist and turn in all directions
B7 Em
Must be that Libran Scale
[Verse 3]
Asus2 D
If I have no need for locks upon my door
D/F# Bm G
How come I fear the open sea?
Em
Don't you just love coincidence
C B7 Em
Blues songs, with many, the key of D
[Verse 4]
Asus2
The sweetest picture, should I ever take it
D D/F# Bm G
Would be dancers dancing dances at a ball
Em C
Forbidden love in all those smiling faces
B7
Better than no love at all
[Chorus]
E Asus4 B7 E
It was one of those particular moments in my life
Asus2 B7
Somewhere between midnight and blue
E Asus2 B7 E
Two in the morning without any warning
Asus2 B7 C#m F#m B7 Em
I fell back in love with you
[Verse 6]
Asus2 D
She was gathering clothes, quietly moving around
D/F# Bm G
She never seemed to take a moment, a little time for herself
Em C
Just to stop and do nothing, get back to her book
B7 Em
Or let me pour a glass of wine
[Verse 7]
Asus2 D
And as her hand brushed my table, well, I took it in mine
D/F# Bm G
She looked in my eyes, she whispered, "You're tired
Em C
Perhaps we should lie down, I'll go and find some Berlioz
B7
A little sleep and we'll be fine"
[Chorus]
E Asus4 B7 E
It was one of those particular moments in my life
Asus2 B7
Somewhere between midnight and blue
E Asus2 B7 E
Two in the morning without any warning
Asus2 B7 C#m F#m B7
I fell back in love with you
[Chorus]
E Asus4 B7 E
It was one of those particular moments in my life
Asus2 B7
Somewhere between midnight and blue
E Asus2 B7 E
Two in the morning without any warning
Asus2 B7 C#m F#m B7 Em
I fell back in love with you
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Track 7 - The Broken Years
CAPO: 6th Fret
[Intro]
Em C G D/F# Em G
[Verse 1]
D
The whole family's sitting watching TV
Em C G
The only thing that makes me feel better
D
And no one plays the radio
Em C
The news is always bad
[Verse 2]
G D
The kids, they've been keeping daddy up all night
Em C
Rock 'n' Rolling, shouting, fighting
G D
Tomorrow is the marching season
Em C
We'll meet at the roundabout
[Chorus]
Em C
I want to eat at the same table
G D
I want to break the same bread
C G
I want to march down the same streets
Am D
I want to hear the same bands
Em C
I want to sing the same songs
G D
I want to say the same prayers
C G D G
Together we can mend the broken years
[Verse 3]
D
Jimmy would get married in September
Em C G
First of all he had to write a letter
D
Requesting dispensation
Em C
Just to be with the girl he loved
G D
And in the end, hardly anybody came
Em C Am
Mother' side all blamed it on the weather
D G
Three cheers for the broken years
[Chorus]
Em C
I want to eat at the same table
G D
I want to break the same bread
C G
I want to march down the same streets
Am D
I want to hear the same bands
Em C
I want to sing the same songs
G D
I want to say the same prayers
C G D G
Together we can mend the broken years
[Instrumental]
G D Em C G D Em C G D Em C Am D G
[Verse 4]
D
Connor's late for school again
Em C G
He's out of breath and running at the double
D
Get his education
Em C
He had to take the long way 'round
G D
For even if he stayed out on the main road
Em C Am
Chances are he'd run into some trouble
D G
Three cheers for the broken years
[Verse 5]
D
With all the pretty colours on the pavement
Em C
The green and gold that lighten through it all
G D
And all the little broken shops and houses
Em C
With those badly spelled slogans on the wall
G D
It's no wonder that everybody's leaving
Em C Am
It's no wonder at all, at all, at all
D G
Three cheers for the broken years
[Chorus]
Em C
I want to eat at the same table
G D
I want to break the same bread
C G
I want to march down the same streets
Am D
I want to hear the same bands
Em C
I want to sing the same songs
G D
I want to say the same prayers
C G D G Em
Together we can mend the broken years
[Chorus]
C
Eat at the same table
G D
Break the same bread
C G
March down the same streets
Am D
Hear the same bands
Em C
Sing the same songs
G D
Say the same prayers
C G D G
Together we can mend the broken years
[Outro]
Em C G D/F# Em
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Track 8 - One Night Stand
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[Intro]
B7 Em B7 Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em B7
[Verse 1]
Em
Damp dress, don't stress, stick it in the hot-press
B7
Let me take you dancing at a nightclub
Nice shirt, tight suit, lose the purple high-boot
Em
Shed a pound or two in the hot-tub
[Chorus]
Am
He said he'd call over, but you knew he wouldn't make it
Em
And he said he'd made you happy, but I think you knew he faked it
B7
It was always on a plate and all he had to do was take it
And he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 2]
Em
Tell me that he's just hook-up because he's busy
B7
And he'll call me up again some night
Tell me that he's flown away to Tokyo on business
Em
For the most important meeting of his life
[Verse 3]
Am
Tell me that he loves the piece of paper that I gave him
Em
When he kissed me on the lips last night
B7
And tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
Em B7
When he stumbles into bed beside his wife
[Verse 4]
Em
Great hat, cool flat, don't you have a cute cat
B7
A little boy, ginger, if you fancy
There's nothing on the TV, take the paper, look and see
Em
I'll ring and book a table down at Nancy's
[Chorus]
Am
You only see a movie if Johnny Depp is in it
Em
And you buy yourself a new dress, wear it once and then you bin it
B7
And you get your weekly ticket, but you know you'll never win it
'Cause he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 5]
Em
Bring me toast and coffee every Sunday when I wake up
B7
And I'll love you 'til the end of time
Let me wear your favourite yellow jumper when I want to
Em
And I'll never tell your friends it's mine
[Verse 6]
Am
Tell me that you meant the things you whispered to me sweetly
Em
When you kissed me on the lips last night
B7
And tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
Em B7
When he stumbles into bed beside his wife
[Instrumental]
Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em B7
[Verse 7]
Em
Cut cash, don't dash, ooh, the silver looks flash
B7
Push your little buzzer on your night-line
Cab late, why wait, never saw such luxury
Em
Give the boys a ring and tell them, white wine
[Chorus]
Am
He said he'd call over, but you knew he wouldn't make it
Em
And he said he'd made you happy, but I think you knew he faked it
B7
It was always on a plate and all he had to do was take it
And he took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
Took it and he took it and he took it and he took it
[Verse 8]
Em
Bring me toast and coffee every Sunday when I wake up
B7
And I'll love you 'til the end of time
Let me wear your favourite yellow jumper when I want to
Em
And I'll never tell your friends it's mine
[Verse 9]
Am
Tell me that you meant the things you whispered to me sweetly
Em
When you kissed me on the lips last night
B7
And tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
Em
When he stumbles into bed beside his wife
B7
Tell me that he thinks about me every single evening
Em B7
When he stumbles into bed beside his wife
[Outro]
Em B7 Em Am Em B7 Em
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Track 9 - The Wrong Way Round
CAPO: 5th Fret
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
E7 C
Jesus strolled on Royal Avenue
F Dm
The church was closed, Sunday afternoon
F6 Dm
He had some tea, he had to join the queue
G C/G G C
He said, "I don't mind waiting"
[Verse 2]
E7 C
He took his teacup and he found a seat
F Dm
He stretched his legs across that busy street
F6 Dm
To watch a starling jump at things to eat
G C/G G C
They just don't mind waiting
[Pre-Chorus]
G F C D
And he wrote this song on Christmas day
G
With all his candles burning
[Chorus]
C G B7 Em
"My people are not speaking, there's something wrong
C G B7 Em
And I thought that my returning might have made them strong
C G B7 Em
And that Jingle Bells and jangle, I don't know that song
Am D C
But they're playing it the wrong way round"
[Verse 3]
E7 C
Jesus rose up, tried to take a bus
F C Dm
He had no change, oh, there was such a fuss
F6 Dm
I think he stood 'bout two in front of us
G C/G G C
He said, "I don't mind waiting"
[Verse 4]
E7 C
He heard the brass band playing on the street
F C Dm
He tapped good time out to that Christmas beat
F6 Dm
And the way the woman stared down at his hands and at his feet
G C/G G C
Well, that took some beating
[Pre-Chorus]
G F C D
And he wrote this song on Christmas day
G
There in all his glory
[Chorus]
C G B7 Em
"My people are not speaking, there's something wrong
C G B7 Em
And I thought that my returning might have made them strong
C G B7 Em
And that Jingle Bells and jangle, I don't know that song
Am D
But they're playing it the wrong way round"
[Bridge]
G D/F# G D/F#
So he went in search of wise men and he tried to find the manger
G D/F# G D/F#
He went in search of lonely shepherds, shagging kings and angels
Bb A
But all he found was a loneliness, and he felt like such a stranger
D G
He said, "Everything's the wrong way round"
[Interlude]
C G G/Bb A Dm C G C G C
[Verse 5]
E7 C
He checked the shops out, strolled the bright arcades
F Dm
He ripped his white cloak on a barricade
F6 Dm
The rolls of barbed-wire made him feel afraid
G C/G G C
And he was crying
[Verse 6]
E7 C
A woman touched him once and then again
F Dm
Her hair was long and beautiful, but her face was plain
F6 Dm
"Could you be my Mary Magdalene?
G C/G G C
Well, at least you're crying"
[Verse 7]
E7 C
He stopped to look, he was clearly lost
F Dm
The botanic gardens on a Winter frost
F6 Dm
He saw his image frozen on a cross
G C/G G C
Of Winter bracken
[Verse 8]
E7 C
Children playing by a tiny lake
F Dm
An infant shouted out, "Ah, fe' Jesus' sake!"
F6 Dm
He knew then he'd made such a great mistake
G C/G G C
And he just kept on walking
[Pre-Chorus]
G F C D
There's no such thing as Christmas day
G
No Jingle Bells, no jangle
[Chorus]
C G B7 Em
"The empty church is shivering, those empty songs
C G B7 Em
And the way the children try to stay up, all night long
C G B7 Em
But it's not me that they're waiting for, no, that's all long gone
Am D
And everything's the wrong way round"
[Outro]
C G G/Bb A Dm C G C G
(2x)
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Track 10 - An Acquaintance Of Mine
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C G/B Am C/G F C G
[Verse 1]
C G/B Am C
He's out on the road now, a quarter past nine
Dm7 C F G
His destination, it's a way down the line
C G/B Am C
He's done his fair share of talking, his fare share of time
Dm7 G
And he know
[Verse 2]
C G/B Am C
As he kicks off the dust from the place he has been
Dm7 C F G
A white car pulls over, and as he bundles in
C G/B Am C
I see lines on his face, grey hairs on his chin
Dm7 G
And he know
[Chorus]
C G/B Am C
He's a winner, a loser, an acquaintance of mine
F C G
He's a page from a novel, she's the dust on his wine bottle
C G/B Am C Dm7 G
He's never early, she's rarely on time
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am C/G F C G
[Verse 3]
C G/B Am C
He stops from his travels, a lonely hotel
Dm7 C F G
Puts four suitcases down, gently rings on the bell
C G/B Am C
And the lady is smiling, she knows him so well
F C G
And he follows her in the hall
[Verse 4]
C G/B Am C
To where the carpets are faded, the windows are stained
Dm7 C F G
The portraits are hung in Victorian frames
C G/B Am C
And he touches her face as she whispers his name
Dm7 G
And they know
[Chorus]
C G/B Am C
He's a winner, a loser, an acquaintance of mine
F C G
He's a page from a novel, she's the dust on his wine bottle
C G/B Am C Dm7 G
He's never early, she's rarely on time
[Instrumental]
C G/B Am C/G F C G
(2x)
[Verse 5]
C G/B Am C
He wakes in the morning and she is still there
Dm7 C F G
Her shoes on the floor and her clothes on the chair
C G/B Am C
He tries hard not to wake her as he touches her hair
Dm7 G
It's as though
[Verse 6]
C G/B Am C
The wall clock is broken, so he keeps his own time
Dm7 C F G
He knows that she loves him, one day at a time
C G/B Am C
And her breathing is sweet love in a Burgundy wine
Dm7 G
And they know
[Verse 7]
C G/B Am C
There is no need to speak out, there's no one else there
Dm7 C F G
Alone words are only loose shapes in the air
C G/B Am C
And she may be sleeping, but at least she is there
Dm7 G
And she knows
[Chorus]
C G/B Am C
He's a winner, a loser, an acquaintance of mine
F C G
He's a page from a novel, she's the dust on his wine bottle
C G/B Am C Dm7 G
He's never early, she's rarely on time
[Chorus]
C G/B Am C
He's a winner, a loser, an acquaintance of mine
F C G
He's a page from a novel, she's the dust on his wine bottle
C G/B Am C Dm7 G F C
He's never early, she's rarely on time
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Track 11 - Easy Piano
CAPO: 1st Fret
[Intro]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 1]
Em F G C
You left the room so quietly
Em Dm7 G C
I thought I heard you whisper, but I can't be sure
Em F G C
You spread our things so carefully
Em F G C
Some mine, some yours
[Verse 2]
Em F G C
You left the room so quietly
Em F G C
Is that you singing, or the wind outside?
Em Dm7 G
I can hear you, ah no, must be mistaken
C Em F G
It's just sometimes I think you've only slipped away to hide
[Interlude]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 3]
Em F G C
One more year, you said, and hey, then you'd leave him
Em F G C
Perhaps get to spend a bit more time with me
Em Dm7 G
Write that book of yours, and with luck, volunteer
C Em F G C
To keep all those little promises you promised me
[Verse 4]
Em F G C
The postman, he still asks, politely, how I'm doing
Em F G C
I'm sure I saw some junk mail with your name on, in his bag
Em Dm7 G C
And the dog still wonders, where the hell you went to
Em F G
And when her best friend's coming back
[Interlude]
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 5]
Em F G C
And here's that book of songs for easy piano
Em F G C
The bass guitar you had no time to play
Em Dm7 G C
That little snowy globe from rainy County Sligo
Em F G C
The one when you shake it, it plays
[Verse 6]
Em F G C
A picture of the island we never got to go to
Em F G C
The tape you made for me on Christmas day
Em Dm7 G
And that little garden bird, it's still pecking at your window
C Em F G C
Ah, you should have seen the way he looked at me today
[Verse 7]
Em F G C
That book of songs for easy piano
Em F G C
The hat you bought and wore on Saturday
Em Dm7 G C
One cup, one saucer, one occasional table
Em F G
The one you occasionally tried to throw away
[Instrumental]
F C Dm7 G
C Em F G
(4x)
F C Dm7 G C
[Verse 8]
Em F G C
And for all those kisses that you never got to give me
Em F G C
And all those places you never ever got to go with me
Em Dm7 G
And all those songs that you never got to sing me
C Em F G C
Even once, and all the words you never said
[Verse 9]
Em F G C
I'll keep that book of songs for easy piano
Em F G C
The bass guitar you had no time to play
Em Dm7 G C
That little snowy globe from rainy County Sligo
Em F G
I still shake it, it plays
[Outro]
F C Dm7 G C
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Track 12 - It Was All Rock And Roll Then
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
C G C
[Verse 1]
F C
I used to spend my time singing beneath the old pier
F C
I liked to watch all the shapes on the shore
F C
My very best friend, maybe a cold beer
F
You, sleeping my radio
[Pre-Chorus]
C
You were strong enough
F
You'd walk in any room and you could act so tough
[Chorus]
C
Oh, I wanted to be like that
F
You even looked good in my cowboy hat
G
It was all rock 'n' roll then
C C7 C
It was all rock 'n' roll
[Verse 2]
F C
We were Northern boys, came from a small town
F C
The same cool jackets and the same girls
F C
Two old record players and two guitar straps
F
You lived in my house and I lived in yours
[Pre-Chorus]
C
You were good enough
F
We met these boys and girls who played, they slapped you up
[Chorus]
C
Oh, I wanted to play like that
F
But all I had was the cowboy hat
G
It was all rock 'n' roll then
C
It was all rock 'n' roll
[Instrumental]
C C7 C G C
[Verse 3]
F C
I stayed at home, you went away, south
F C
It's hard to get to see you in a cabaret band
F C
You had a child, you had a daughter
F
She must be really proud of her old man
[Chorus]
C
Oh, I wanted to live like that
F
I gave your little girl my cowboy hat
G
It was all rock 'n' roll then
C C7 C
It was all rock 'n' roll
[Interlude]
C G
C
It was all rock 'n' roll
[Verse 4]
F C
He made a little cash for his own place
F C
Just a stone's throw from the pier
F C
Time I called, he changed the jukebox
F
Country music and American beer
[Chorus]
C
Oh, I wish I could live like that
F
Even bought his broken cowboy hat
G
It's all rock 'n' roll now
C G
It's all rock 'n' roll
C
It's all rock 'n' roll
[Outro]
C G C
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Track 13 - Tuesday Night Is Always Karaoke
CAPO: 4th Fret
[Intro]
Em A Em D
[Verse 1]
Em C
The wind blew so cold against the west coast of Ireland
D Em
That Rita would not go into the water
C
Picture the scene, mothers, fathers, ice-creams
D Em
Huddled 'round their little sons and daughters
[Verse 2]
G D/F# Em
Well, the rain it cut right through me, it kept on pouring down
C D Em
I found a little hotel bar on the harbour side of town
G D Em
I said I’d play for nothing since the tourists was in town
G D Em
But Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 3]
Em C
Oasis all the rage, "I'm down from Gorgy", climbed on stage
D Em
And he could hardly hold the mike for all that brandy
C
He intro'ed far too late and poor old Sally had to wait
D Em
Rita hollered that some words would come in handy
[Verse 4]
G D/F# Em
Fathers pushing mothers up against the microphone
C D Em
Sisters goading brothers, "Won't you leave the lad alone
G D Em
And a priest from (?Nukarada?) shook his head and headed home
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 5]
G D/F# Em
There's only karaoke, on every scone
C D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
G D Em
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
G D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 6]
Em C
Jim turned Kyle Fergus with his eyes shut, lips are pursing
D Em
John boy, he passed out at the next table
C
Smokey Mountain Sweet, what came is good enough to eat
D Em
Jim tried to sing in tune, but was not able
[Verse 7]
G D/F# Em
And people stood on chairs and tables, rocking to them all
C D Em
Knocking over nuns and children, laughing as they fall
G D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph, she's the biggest drunk of all
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 7]
C
Hectic and electric, Casanova he's dyslexic
D Em
A wee Sligo Suzanne Vega sang "Marlene"
C
A coach load from Galway, cut their tour date, singing "My Way"
D Em
Vigo did the stupid dance in Macarena
[Verse 8]
G D/F# Em
And the priest appeared from nowhere with "Those Fields That Often Rye"
C D Em
And a Welshman murdered "Vincent" and "American Pie"
G D Em
And a fight broke out when someone said, his lady must be dry
G D Em
But no one really cares, it's karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 9]
C
There were fiddlers from Ross Trevor who'd like so much, they'd stay forever
D Em
And Sister Mary Joseph stood there screaming
C
She lifted up her skirt, she grabbed the nearest priest, she began to flirt
D Em
And the tour guide said, "They offered me a job, am I dreaming"
[Verse 10]
G D/F# Em
Then the police arrived in wagons like some extras from The Sting
C D Em
And they called for reinforcements, as their mobile phones did ring
G D Em
They shouted at her, "Hey, Sister Mary Joseph, do you know what time it is?"
And she said, "No, but you hum it and I'll sing"
[Chorus]
C D Em
Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 11]
C
"Get thee to a nunnery", cried Father Michael Tullery
D Em
Your behaviour here tonight is sacrilegious
C
Sister Mary Joseph took the floor and the crowd all called for more
D Em G
And old Barry Manilow covers were contagious
[Verse 12]
D/F# Em
They took their lighters and they waved them in the air
C D Em G
She'd gone on stage to strut her "Londonderry Air"
D Em
She tore her habit, there's her underwear
G D Em
Those singing nuns just love their Karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
And Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Verse 13]
C
Oh, there's only karaoke, on every scone
D Em
The whistles and the fiddles and the bodhran stay at home
C
I never heard a single mandolin or an accordion drone
D Em
'Cause Tuesday night is always karaoke
[Chorus]
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
C D Em
Tuesday night is always karaoke
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Track 14 - Will You Sing A Chorus With Me
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
G
Sometimes the words stand out against the music
D7
Sometimes the music stands alone
The tunes can just fly in from places far away
G C
Sometimes they're born right here at home
[Verse 2]
Am7
They may be gentle, meek and mild
D7 C
Guide you exactly where you're going
Am7
Then again, wondrously wild
D D7
With no silver lining showing
[Chorus 1]
G
Will you sing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
D
It's the only way I know that we're alright
D7
Sing a chorus with me and whisper it to me sweetly
G
Put your arms around me, hold your lover tight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
C
Before we all walk off into the night
The music stops you feeling blue
G
The rhythm makes you tap your shoe
D G D D7 G
And you know this thing called love's just out of sight
[Verse 3]
No sooner have you put your world together
D7
Then something takes it all apart
You find that certain stranger you've been longing for
G C
Guess what? She breaks your heart
[Verse 4]
Am7
She may be gentle, meek and mild
D7 C
Guide you exactly where you're going
Am7
Then again, wondrously wild
D D7
With just a little tattoo showing
[Chorus 1]
G
Will you sing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
D
It's the only way I know that we're alright
D7
Sing a chorus with me and whisper it to me sweetly
G
Put your arms around me, hold your lover tight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
C
Before we all walk off into the night
The music stops you feeling blue
G
The rhythm makes you tap your shoe
D G D D7
And you know this thing called love's just out of sight
[Chorus 1]
G
Will you sing a chorus with me?
Will you do that last thing for me?
D
It's the only way I know that we're alright
D7
Sing a chorus with me and whisper it to me sweetly
G
Put your arms around me, hold your lover tight
[Chorus 2]
Oh, sing a chorus with me
Will you do that last thing for me?
C
Before we all walk off into the night
The music stops you feeling blue
G
The rhythm makes you tap your shoe
D G D7 G
And you know this thing called love's just out of sight
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