[D - E] x2 - Chapin Harry

[D - E] x2

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That's when I [A] asked her where was that [F#m] actress
She [E] said "That was somebody [C#m] else."
And then I [A] asked her why she looked so [E] happy now
She said, "I [D] finally like myself, at last I like [E] myself."
 
[E] [Abm] [E7] [E7/Db] [F#m] [D7] [C] [E]
 
[E] So we talked all through that afternoon
[Abm] Talking about where we'd been
[E7] We talked of the tiny difference
[E7/Db] Between ending and starting to begin
[F#m] We talked ?cause talking tells you things
[D7] Like what you are really thinking about
[C] But sometimes you can't find what you're feeling
[E] ?Til all the words run out
 
So I asked her to come to the concert [E] [Bm]
She said ?No, I work at night."
I said, ?We've gotten to damn good at leaving, Sue."
She said, ?[D] Harry, [C] your [E] right." [D] [E] [D] [E]
 
Don't [A] ask me if I made [F#m] love to her
Or which [E] one of us started to cry.
Don't [A] ask me why she wouldn't take the [E] money that I left.
If I [D] answered at all I'd [E] lie. [D] [C] [E] [C] [Bb] [D]
 
So I thought about her as I sang that night [Am] [D]
And how the circle keeps rolling around
How I act as I'm facing the footlights
And how she's [C] flying with both [Bb] feet on the [D] ground
 
I guess [G] it's a sequel to our [Em] story
>From the [D] journey ?tween heaven and [Bm] hell
With [G] half the time thinking of what [D] might have been been
And [C] half thinkin' [Bb] just as [D] well
I guess [G] only [A7] time will [D] tell
 
 
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