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Standard tuning
 B   B4x4
Bhey you with the daArk brown hairB  
what you doing sAitting there
do you carBe about meA?
will you Bwait without Ame
I'll be Dback from being aF#mway
when I get Bback I'm going to stF#may
when I come hDome I'm going to pF#may every daBy
with my tF#mime
you'll be rDich and I'll be mF#more
I'll come chargBing down your dF#moor
screaming stay with mDe (and) dont ever leF#mave
coz without yBou my time is slF#mow, low and gDrey
and I am pF#moor just liBke I was beforF#me
you came to mDe and we agrF#meed that thinBgs are going to chaF#mnge
in our livDes for the betF#mter      
in the kiBtchen before AsseF#mlla got up for woDrk and kicked us oF#mut
in to Bour lives togF#mether
and this workDs so you should kF#mnow
that I'll neBver change my miF#mnd
give me tiDme and you will seF#me
I'll shoBw you what you mean to mF#me
so dont ever leDave
and I'll never leave F#mand you never lBeave
(same chords as the first part)

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Hey You

by Malcolm Middleton

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#m

Standard tuning

B B4

B A B

hey you with the dark brown hair

what you doing sitting there

B A

do you care about me?

B A

will you wait without me

D F#m

I'll be back from being away

B F#m

when I get back I'm going to stay

D F#m B

when I come home I'm going to pay every day

F#m

with my time

D F#m

you'll be rich and I'll be more

B F#m

I'll come charging down your door

D F#m

screaming stay with me (and) dont ever leave

B F#m D

coz without you my time is slow, low and grey

F#m B F#m

and I am poor just like I was before

D F#m B F#m

you came to me and we agreed that things are going to change

D F#m

in our lives for the better

B F#m D F#m

in the kitchen before Assella got up for work and kicked us out

B F#m

in to our lives together

D F#m

and this works so you should know

B F#m

that I'll never change my mind

D F#m

give me time and you will see

B F#m

I'll show you what you mean to me

so dont ever leave

F#m B

and I'll never leave and you never leave

(same chords as the first part)

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