FCome all ye C7maidens young and Ffair
All you that are Amblooming Gmin your C7prime
FAlways be-F7-ware and Bbkeep your garden C7fair
Let Fno man C7steal away your Fthyme

For Fthyme it C7is a precious Fthing
And thyme bringsAm all things Gmto my C7mind
FThyme with all its F7labour's,Bb along with all its C7joys
FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

FOnce she C7had a bunch of Fthyme
And thought it Amnever Gmwould de-C7-cay
Then Fcame a lusty F7sailor, who Bbchanced to pass that C7way
He Fstole her C7bunch of thyme a-F-way

The Fsailor C7gave to her a Frose
A Frose that Amnever Gmwould de-C7-cay
He Fgave it to F7her to Bbkeep her re-C7-minded
Of Fwhen he C7stole her thyme a-F-way

So, FCome all ye C7maidens young and Ffair
All you that are Amblooming Gmin your C7prime
FAlways be-F7-ware and Bbkeep your garden C7fair
Let Fno man C7steal away your Fthyme

For Fthyme it C7is a precious Fthing
And thyme brings Amall things Gmto my C7mind
FThyme with all its F7labour's,Bb along with all its C7joys
FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

slowly
Yes,FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

Intro
CCsus4  CCsus4  CCsus4  C*

Verse 1
I try to dis-Ccover
A little something to G make me sweeter, Oh baby ref-E7rain
From breaking my F heart F*

Verse 2
And if I should C falter
Would you open your G arms out to me? We can make love not E7 war
And live at peace with out F hearts  F*

Instrumental
Bb Bb G G*

Outro
CCsus4  CCsus4  CCsus4  C*

Intro  G
G You can dance, E7 you can jive, Am having the time of your D7 life
F See that girl, Dm watch that scene, Diggin' the C Dancing Queen  F  C  F

Verse 1 - Dancing Queen
C Friday night and the lights are low, F C Looking out for the place to Am go
G Where they play the right music, getting in the swing
You come to Am look for a king Am7 Am

Verse 2 - Dancing Queen
C Anybody could be that F guy, C Night is young and the music's Am high
G With a bit of rock music, everything is fine, You're in the Am mood for a dance
And when you Dm get the chance G, You are the C Dancing Queen F

Song Change - slowing strum to Super Trooper
AND LIKE A
C Super Csus4 Trouper C lights are gonna find me
Csus4 Shining C like the G sun
Dm Smiling, having G7 fun
Feeling like a number C one Csus4** C*

Song Change - I Have a Dream
.....I have a G7 dream, a song to C sing,
to help me G7 cope with any-Cthing.
If you see the G wonder of a fairy C tale,
you can take the G future, even if you C  fail.
I believe in G7 angels, something good in F everything I C see,
I believe in G7 angels, when I know the F time is right for C me,
I cross the G7 stream, G7* I have a C dream C

Song Change - Mama Mia
C I've been G cheated by C you since I G don't know F when F
C So I G made up my C mind, it must G come to an F end F
C Look at me now, Caug will I ever learn?
C I don't know how Caug but I suddenly F lose control
There's a fire with- G7 in my soul
F Just C one G look and I can hear a bell ring
F One C more G look and I forget everything, o_o_o_oh

C Mamma mia, here I go again
Bb My F my, how can I re-sist you?
C Mamma mia, does it show again?
Bb My F my, just how much I've missed you
C Yes, I've been G broken-hearted,  Am Blue since the Em day we parted
Bb Why, F why did I ever G7 let you go?
C Mamma mia, Am now I really know,
Bb My F my, I could never G7 let you go  C C*

Song Change - SLOWING - Thank You For The Music
SLOWING...So I say C thank you for the Dm music, the G7 songs I'm C singing
Am Thanks for all the D7 joy they're G7 bringing
C Who can live with-Dmout it, I E7 ask in Am7 all hones-Fty
What would life Fm be?

Without a C song or a C7 dance what are A we?
So I say Dm* thank you for the music
For G7* giving it to C me C7 A
So I thank Dm* ABBA for the music
SLOW For G7* giving it to me C G7 C G* C*

Verse 1
A well a G* bless my soul what's G* wrong with me?
I'm G* itching like a man on a G* fuzzy tree.
My G* friends say I'm actin' G* wild as a bug
I'm in G* love! uh, I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh C huh, D mmm, G yeah, yeah.

Verse 2
My G hands are shaky and my knees are weak
I G can't seem to stand on my own two feet
G Who do you thank when you have such luck?
I'm in G* love! uh, I'm All Shook Up.
Uh uh C huh, D mmm, G yeah, yeah.

Bridge
C Please don't ask what's on my mind
I'm a G little mixed up, but I'm feelin' fine
C When I'm near that girl that I love the best
My D* heart beats so it scares me to death

Bridge
My C tongue gets tied when I try to speak
My G insides shake like a leaf on a tree
There's C only one cure for this body of mine
That's to D* have that girl that I love so fine

Outro
Uh uh C huh, D mmm, G yeah, yeah.
G* I'm All Shook Up*

Intro G G7 Am7 D7

G All of me, Why not take B7 all of me
E7 Can’t you see that I’m no good with Am out you
B7 Take my arms, I want to Em lose them
A7 Take my lips, I’ll never Am7 use D7 them

G Your goodbye left me with B7 eyes that cry
E7 How can I go on dear with Am out you
C You took the Cm part that G once Bm7 was my E7 heart
So Am7 why not take D7 all of G me

G7 Am7 D7

Instrumental Verse

G Your goodbye left me with B7 eyes that cry
E7 How can I go on dear with Am out you
C You took the Cm part that G once Bm7 was my E7 heart
So Am7 why not take D7 all of G me

G7 Am7 D7

G All of me, Why not take B7 all of me
E7 Can’t you see that I’m no good with Am out you
C You took the Cm part that G once Bm7 was my E7 heart
So Am7 why not take D7 all of G me

G7 Am7 D7

So Am7 why not take D7 all of G me

Intro
F

Verse 1
I sit and F wait... does an angel... contemplBbate my fate C
And do they F know... the places where we go... when we’re grey and
Bb old C
C Cos I have been Gm told... that salBbvation... lets their
Dm wings unfold Bb
So when I’m Eb lyin’ in my bed... thoughts Bb runnin’ through my head
And I F feel that love is dead...
Eb* I’m loving Bb* angels inFstead

Verse 2
F When I’m feeling weak... and my pain walks down a one-Bbway street C
I look aFbove... and I know I’ll always be Bb blessed with love C
And Eb as the feeling grows... she breathes Bb flesh to my bones
And F when love is dead...
Eb* I’m loving Bb* angels inFstead

Chorus

Instrumental
Cm Bb F F Cm Gm F F
Cm Bb F F Cm Gm F F

Intro
C G-F C C x2

Verse 1
C I see the G bad F moon C rising
C I see G trouble F on the C way
C I see G earth F quakes and C lightning
C I see G bad F times C today

Instrumental
C G-F C C

Verse 2
C I hear G hurriFcanes C blowing
C I know the G end is F coming C soon
C I fear G rivers F overCflowing
C I hear the G voice of F rage and C ruin

Instrumental
C G-F C C

Verse 3
C Hope you G got your F shit C together
C Hope you are G quite F prepared to C die
C Looks like G we're in for F nasty C weather
C One eye is G taken F for an C eye

Outro
C G-F C C
C G-F C*

D7 G
Well the GSouth side of Chicago
Is the A7baddest part of town
And if you go B7down there you better Cjust beware
Of a D7man named Leroy GBrown
Now GLeroy more than trouble
You see he A7stand about six foot four
All the B7downtown ladies call him Ctreetop lover
All the D7men just call him Gsir

And he's Gbad bad Leroy Brown
The A7baddest man in the whole damned town
B7Badder than old King CKong
And D7meaner than a junkyard Gdog

Now GLeroy he a gambler
And he A7like his fancy clothes
And he B7like to wave his dia-C-mond rings
D7In front of everybody's Gnose
He got a Gcustom Continental
He got an A7Eldorado too
He got a B732 gun in his pocket for Cfun
He got D7a razor in his Gshoe

And he's Gbad bad Leroy Brown
The A7baddest man in the whole damned town
B7Badder than old King CKong
And D7meaner than a junkyard Gdog

Now GFriday 'bout a week ago
A7Leroy shootin' dice
And at the B7edge of the bar sat a Cgirl name Doris
And D7oo that girl looked Gnice
Well he Gcast his eyes upon her
And the A7trouble soon began
Cause B7Leroy Brown learned a Clesson 'bout messin'
With the D7wife of a jealous Gman

And he's Gbad bad Leroy Brown
The A7baddest man in the whole damned town
B7Badder than old King CKong
And D7meaner than a junkyard Gdog

Well the Gtwo men took to fighting
And when they A7pulled them from the floor
B7Leroy looked like a jigsaw Cpuzzle
With a D7couple of pieces Ggone

And he's Gbad bad Leroy Brown
The A7baddest man in the whole damned town
B7Badder than old King CKong
And D7meaner than a junkyard Gdog

Yeah,you were B7badder than old KingC Kong
And D7meaner than a junkyard Gdog

Verse 1
D Standing in the dock at Southampton, trying to get to Holland or France
The D7 man in the mac said you've got to go back
You know they didn't even give us a chance

Verse 2
D Finally made the plane into Paris, honeymooning down by the Seine
Peter D7 Brown called to say you can make it OK
You can get married in Gibraltar near Spain

Chorus

Verse 3
D Drove from Paris to the Amsterdam Hilton, talking in our beds for a week
The D7 newspaper said say what you doing in bed
I said we're only trying to get us some peace

Bridge
G Saving up your money for a rainy day
Giving all your clothes to charity
Last night the wife said oh boy when you're dead
You A7 don't take nothing with you but your soul –think

Verse 4
D Made a lightning trip to Vienna, eating chocolate cake in a bag
The D7 newspaper said she's gone to his head
They look just like two gurus in drag

Chorus

Verse 5
D Caught the early plane back to London, fifty acorns tied in a sack
The D7 men from the press said we wish you success
It's good to have the both of you back

Outro
The way things are A7 going they're gonna crucify D me

Look for the… C bare necessities, the F simple bare necessities,
C Forget about your A worries and your Dm strife G
I mean the C bare necessities, old F Mother Nature's recipes,
that C brings the Am bare neDmcessi Gties of C life

Wherever I G wander, wherever I C roam,
I couldn't be G fonder of my big C home C7
The bees are F buzzin' in the Dm tree,
To make some C honey just for Am me
When D you look under the D7 rocks and plants,
and G take a glance at the G7 fancy ants,
Then C maybe try a A few

The bare neDmcessities of G life will come to C you,
Dm they'll come G to C you!

Look for the… C bare necessities, the F simple bare necessities,
C Forget about your A worries and your Dm strife G
I mean the C bare necessities, that's F why a bear can rest at ease
With C just the Am bare neDmcessi Gties of C life

Now when you pick a G pawpaw, or a prickly C pear,
And you prick a G raw paw, the next time C beware C7
Don't pick the F prickly pear by the Dm paw,
When you pick a C pear, try to use the Am claw.
But D you don't need to D7 use the claw
When G you pick a pear of the G7 big pawpaw C
Have I given you a A clue?

The bare neDmcessities of G life will come to C you,
Dm they'll come G to C you!

Look for the… C bare necessities, the F simple bare necessities,
C Forget about your A worries and your Dm strife G
I mean the C bare necessities, old F Mother Nature's recipes,
That C brings the Am bare neDmcessi Gties of C life

A The bare neDmcessities of G life will come to C you,
Dm they'll come G to C you!
Dm they'll come G to C you!
Dm they'll come G to C you!

CI was eighteen when I came to town they called it the summer of love
Burnin'C babies burnin' flags the Ghawks against the Fdove
I took Ca job at the steaming way down on Caltrim Street
Fell in Clove with a laundry girl that was Gworkin' next to Fme
Brown Chair zig-zagged around her face and a look of half surprise
Like a Cfox caught in the headlights there was Ganimal in her Feyes
She Csaid to me can’t you see I’m not the factory kind
and if you Cdon’t take me out of here I’ll Glose my Fmind

Chorus
She was a Amrare thing fine as a Cbee’s wing
So Amfine a breath of Gwind might blow her Faway
She was a Amlost child, she was Crunnin’ wild she said
So Amlong as theres no Gprice on love I’ll Fstay
You Dmwouldn’t want me Gany other Fway

Verse 2
We Cbusked around the market towns, fruit pickin down in Kent
We Ccould tinker pots and pans or Gknives wherever Fwe went
We were Ccampin down the Gower one time, the work was mighty good
She Cwouldn’t wait for the harvest, I Gthought we Fshould
I Csaid to her we’ll settle down, get a few acres dug
With a Cfire burning in the hearth and Gbabbies on the Frug
She Amsaid Oh man you foolish man that Gsurely sounds like Chell
You might be Flord of Chalf the world, you’llG not own me as Fwell

Chorus
She was a Amrare thing fine as a Cbee’s wing
So Amfine a breath of Gwind might blow her Faway
She was a Amlost child, she was Crunnin’ wild she said
So Amlong as theres no Gprice on love I’ll Fstay
You Dmwouldn’t want me Gany other Fway

Verse 3
We were Cdrinking more in those days, our tempers reached a pitch
Like a Cfool I let her run away when she Gtook the rambling Fitch
And the Clast I heard she was living rough, back on the Derby beat
With a Cbottle of White Horse in her pocket, Ga Wolfhound at her Ffeet
And they Csay that she got married once to a man called Romany Brown
Even a Cgypsy caravan was too Gmuch like settlin’ Fdown
They Amsay her rose has faded, rough Gweather and hard Cbooze
Maybe Fthats the Cprice you pay for the Gchains that you Frefuse

Chorus
She was a Amrare thing fine as a Cbee’s wing
and I Ammiss her more than Gever words can Fsay
If I could Amjust taste all her, Cwildness now
If I Amcould hold her Gin my arms Ftoday
I Dmwouldn’t want her Gany other Fway

oh I Dmwouldn’t want her Gany other Fway......

Verse 1
Am She is a belter - G Different from the rest
F Diamonds on her finger - And she Am always looks her best
G She  Gsus4 is    G a Am gangster - With a G hundred mile stare
When F she walks - Her Am feet don't touch the flair
G She Gsus4 is    G a Am belter G Gsus4 G Am

Verse 2
G She Gsus4 plays G wi'Am lightning - I'm a G hundred miles high Gsus4 G
F Dishing out the thunder - Like a Am God inside the sky
G She Gsus4 is    G a Am dancer - And she G dances in my dreams Gsus4 G
ReFminds me that the world - is not as Am evil as it seems
G SheGsus4 is    G a Am belter G Gsus4 G Am

Verse 3
How can she Am reach me - When I'm G high above the shelf
F Lost inside a smoke ring - While I Am ponder tae myself
G Is  Gsus4 she  G the Am answer - To the G question in my mind
Is F happiness an option – Or has Am love just turned me blind
G Is  Gsus4 she  G a Am belter G Gsus4 G Am

Intro Dm G7 C C

In a C neat little town they call Belfast, apprenticed to trade I was G bound,
and C Many an Em hour of sweet Am* hap G* pi C* ness
Have I Dm spent in that G7 neat little C town.
'Till a sad misfortune came o'er me, and caused me to stray from the G land.
Far a C way from Em my friends and re-Am* la-G*-a-C*-tions,
Be-Dmtrayed by the G7 black velvet C band.

Her C eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

I C took a stroll down Broadway, meaning not long for to G stay,
When C who should I Em meet but this Am* pretty G* fair C* maid,
Come a Dm traipsing a-G7long the high-Cway.
She was both fair and handsome, her neck it was just like a G swan's.
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

Her C eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

I C took a stroll with this pretty fair maid, and a gentleman passing us G by.
Well, I C knew she Em meant the Am* doing G* of C* him,
By the Dm look in her G7 roguish black C eye.
A gold watch she took from his pocket, and placed it right into my G hand,
And the C very first Em thing that I Am* sa-G*-id C* was
"Bad  Dm ‘cess to the G7 black velvet C band".

Her C eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

BeCfore the judge and the jury, next morning I had to ap-Gpear.
And the C judge he Em says to Am* me, G* "Young C* Man,
The Dm case against you is G7 proving C clear.
We’ll give you seven years penal servitude, to be spent far away from this G land,
Far a-Cway from your Em friends and com-Am* pa-G*-ni-C*-ons,,
Be-Dmtrayed by the G7 black velvet C band.

Her C eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

So Ccome on you jolly young fellows, a warning take from Gme
When you’re Cout on the Em town me Am* bo-G*-oo-C*oys,
Be-Dm ware theG7  pretty CColleen
For they will fill you with strong drink, me lads, ‘Till you’re unable toG stand
And the C very last thing Em that you will Am*kn Gow is
You’re Dm landed in G7 van-demons C land

Her C eyes they shone like diamonds, I thought her the queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung Em over her Am* sho-G*-oul-C*-der,
Tied Dm up with a G7 black velvet C band.

C

CCome and look out through the window
That big old moon is shinin'Ddown
Tell me now don't it reGmind you
Of the blanket on theCground?

Remember back when love first C found us,
We'd go slippin' out of D town
And we'd love beneath the G moonlight
On that blanket on the C ground

CI'll take the C7 blanket from the F bedroom
And we'll go walkin' once a C gain,
To that spot down by the G river
Where our sweet love first beC gan C7

C7 Just because we are F married,
Don't mean we can't slip aCround,
So let's walk beneath the G moonlight
And lay the blanket on the C ground.

Oh! Remember how ex Ccited
We used to get when love was D young,
That old moon was our best G buddy,
We couldn't wait for night to C come.

Now you know you still exCcite me
I know you love me like I D am,
Just once more I wish you'd G love me
On the blanket on the Cground

C I'll take the C7 blanket from the F bedroom
And we'll go walkin' once a C gain
To that spot down by the G river,
Where our sweet love first beCgan.C7

C7 Just because we are F married,
Don't mean we can't slip aCround,
So let's walk beneath the G moonlight
And lay the G7 blanket on the C ground.

F2,3,4 G2,3,4 C 2,3,4 C1 G1. C1.

Verse 2
You can A* knock me down... A* step on my face
A* Slander my name all A* over the place
A* Do anything that you A* wanna do but
A Uh A uh A honey A lay A7 off of them shoes
And D don't you... step on my blue suede A shoes
You can E7 do anything but lay off of my blue suede A shoes
let's go cat!

Instrumental
A A D A E7 A

Verse 3
Well you can A* burn my house... A* steal my car
A* Drink my liquor from an A* old fruit jar
A* Do anything that you A* wanna do but
A Uh A uh A honey A lay A7 off of them shoes
And D don't you... step on my blue suede A shoes
You can E7 do anything but lay off of my blue suede A shoes
rock it!

Instrumental
A A D A E7 A

Outro
Well it's A blue, blue... blue suede shoes,
A Blue, blue... blue suede shoes yeah
D Blue, blue... blue suede shoes baby
A Blue, blue... blue suede shoes
Well you can E7 do anything but lay off of my blue suede A shoes

A - Double Strum

Intro
G D7 G G

Verse 1
FareGwell to old D7 England for-Gever
D7 FareGwell to my C rum culls as D7 well D7
FareGwell to the C well known Old G Bailee C
Where I G used for to D7 cut such a G swell D7

Verse 2
There's the G captain as D7 is our Com-G mander D7
There's the G bo'sun and C all the ship's D7 crew D7
There’s the G first and C second class G passengers C
Knows G what we poor D7 convicts go G through D7

Verse 3
'taint G leavin' old D7 England we G cares about D7
'taint G cos we mis-Cpels what we D7 knows D7
But beGcos all we C light-fingered G gentry C
Hops aGround with a D7 log on our G toes D7

Verse 4
For G seven long D7 years I'll be G staying here D7
For G seven long C years and a D7 day D7
For G meeting a C cove in an G area C
And G taking his D7 ticker a-Gway D7

Verse 5
Oh, had G I the D7 wings of a G turtle-dove D7
I'd G soar on my C pinions so D7 high D7
Slap G bang to tha C arms of my G Polly Love C
And G in her sweet D7 presence I'd G die D7

Verse 6
Now, G all my young D7 Dookies and G Duchesses D7
Take G warning from C what I've to D7 say
D7 Mind G all is your C own as you G touchesses
C Or you'll G find us in D7 Botany G Bay D7

Intro
C F-G C F-G

Verse 1
You sayC...
That Fwe've got Gnothing in Ccommon
No Fcommon Gground to Cstart from
And Fwe're fallGing aCpart F-G

Verse 2
You'll sayC
The Fworld has Gcome beCtween us
Our Flives have Gcome beCtween us
But FI know Gyou just don't Ccare F-G

Instrumental
C F-G C F-G

Verse 3
I Csee you
You're the Fonly Gone who Cknew me
And Fnow your Geyes see Cthrough me
F... I guess GI was Cwrong F-G

Verse 4
So Cwhat now
It's Fplain to Gsee we’re Cover
And I Fhate when Gthings are Cover
And Fso much is Gleft unCdone F-G

Chorus

Verse 5 Single Strum
CYou say
That Fwe've got Gnothing in Ccommon
No Fcommon Gground to Cstart from
And Fwe're fallGing aCpart F-G

Verse 6
You'll sayC
The Fworld has Gcome beCtween us
Our Flives have Gcome beCtween us
But still FI know Gyou just don't Ccare F-G

Outro C F-G C F-G C*

Intro + Kazoo
G C G D x2

Verse 1
G Hey, where did C we go? G Days when the D rains came
G Down in the C hollow G playin' a D new game
G Laughing and a-Crunning, hey hey
G Skipping and a-Djumping
G In the misty C morning fog with
G Our Dhearts a-thumping and C you
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

Verse 2
G Whatever C happened G to Tuesday and D so slow
G Going down the C old mine with a... G transistor D radio
G Standing in the C sunlight laughing
G Hiding behind a D rainbow's wall
G Slipping and a-C sliding
G All along the D waterfall with C you
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

Verse 3
G So hard to C find my way... G now that I'm all D on my own
G I saw you just the C other day... G my... how D you have grown
G Cast my memory C back there, Lord
G Sometimes I'm D overcome thinking 'bout
G Making love in the C green grass
G Behind the D stadium with you C
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

D* G*

Intro C C C C

Verse 1
C There you go and baby, here am I
Well you G left me here so I could G7 sit and cry
Oh, C golly gee what have you done to me
Well I Dm guess it doesn't G matter any C more.

Verse 2
C Do you remember baby, last September
How you G held me tight each and G7 every night
Well, C oops-a daisy how you drove me crazy
But I Dm guess it doesn't G matter any C more.

Verse 3
C Now you go your way and I'll go mine
G Now and forever 'till the G7 end of time . . . I’ll find
C Somebody new and baby we'll say we're through
And Dm you won't G matter any C more.

Verse 4
C* All my love C* all my kissing , C* you don't know what  C7 you've been a missing
Oh F boy when you're with me oh C boy
The world will see that G you were G7 meant for C me

Verse 5
C* All my life C* I've been a-waiting, C* tonight there'll be no C7 hesitating
Oh F boy

Bridge
G7 Stars appear and shadows falling
C I can hear my heart calling
F A little bit of loving makes everything right
G* I'm gonna see my baby tonight

Verse 6
C* All my love C* all my kissing, C* you don't know what C7 you've been a missing
Oh F boy

Outro
That G you were G7 meant for C me C
That G you were G7 meant for C me G* C*

Verse 1
I'll be C over at G ten you told me Bb time and F again
But you're C late... I'm waiting F round and then
I C run to the G door, I can't Bb take any F more
It's not C you... you let me F down again

Pre-Chorus
F Hey hey Dm hey
Baby, baby, try to find
G Hey,hey, Em hey
A little time, and A7 I'll make you happy
Dm I'll be home, I'll be beD7side the phone waiting for G you...
G You-oo-ooh... ooh-oo-ooh....ooh-oo-ooh

Chorus

Verse 2
To C you I'm a G toy, but I Bb could be the F boy
You C adore... if you'd just F let me know
AlCthough you're unGtrue I'm atBbtracted to F you
All the C more... why do you F treat me so?

Pre-Chorus
F Hey hey Dm hey
Baby, baby, try to find
G Hey,hey, Em hey
A little time, and A7 I'll make you happy
Dm I'll be home, I'll be beD7side the phone waiting for G you...
G You-oo-ooh... ooh-oo-ooh

Outro
I need C you more than C7 anyone, darling
Slowing
You F know that I have from the Fm start
So C build me up, G Buttercup, don't break my F heart Em Dm C

Intro
F F F F

Verse 1
There goes my C7 baby with someone F new
She sure looks C7 happy, I sure am F blue
F7She was my Bb baby, till he stepped C7 in
Goodbye to romance that might have F been F7

Chorus