My wandering days are over
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[Intro: ]D
D
You know my wandering days are over
A F#m
Does that mean that I'm getting boring?
G
You tell me
G
I'm tired of listening to myself
G D
I'm tired of fixing things for Michael and the rest of them
D
You know my bip-bopping days are over
A F#m G
I hung my boots up and then retired from the disco floor
Now the centre of my so called being is
D A
The space between your bed and wardrobe with the louvre doors (with the louvre doors)
D
I said "My celibate days are over"
A F#m G
You put me straight on the finer points of my speech rehearsed
In the mirror of my steamy bathroom
D A
Where the lino tells a sorry story in a monologue (in a monologue)
D G
Six months on, the winter's gone
D G
The disenchanted pony
D G
Left the town with the circus boy
D G
The circus boy got lonely
D G
It's summer, and it's sister song's
D G
Been written for the lonely
D G C
The circus boy is feeling melancholy
D
It's got to be fate that's doing it
A F#m G
A spooky witch in a sexy dress has been bugging me
With the story of the way it should be
D
With the story of Sebastian and Belle the singer
D
You know my my one man band is over
A F#m G
I hit the drum for the final time and I walked away
I saw you in a Japanese restaurant
D
You were doing it for business men on the piano, Belle
A
You said it was a living Hell
F#m
You said that it was Hell
D G
Six months on, the winter's gone
D G
The disenchanted pony
D G
Left the town with the circus boy
D G
The circus boy got lonely
D G
It's summer, and it's sister song's
D G
Been written for the lonely
D G C ( G C )
The circus boy is feeling melancholy
Cifrado por Jean R.C. de Almeida
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Jean R. C. de Almeida.
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