Chords:
D#m7:x68676
B1:799877
E1:079997
C#m7:x46454
B2:x24442
F#:244322
E2:022100
D#m7
A week's too long not to ring,
B1
Colours her hair and waits for him,
D#m7
Not cat against dog just head over heels,
E1
Sex twice a day, best time in years,
D#m7
Oh no, why hasn't he phoned?
E1 D#m7
She has to wait until he's on his own,
E1 D#m7
lying and denying til nobody knows,
E1 D#m7 C#m7 B2 F#
I'll tell her this week is what he tells her to keep her on loan,
E2 B1
He'll buy her one day.
excellent riff(very similar to the hindu times?)
eI----(7)-------------------------I
BI----(7)-------------------------I
GI----(8)-8-9-8-----8-9s11-9-8----I
DI-----9---------9----------------I
AI----(9)-------------------------I
EI----(7)-------------------------I
Repeats every now and then.Listen to the song to get where.
B1 D#m7
Sex drives, oral highs, cheating wives and spies,
B1
Cream cakes, coffee dates, floral gifts, goodbye,
D#m7
Passed away, for the day, had a change of kind,
Sex change, too mundane, for the average mind.
E1 D#m7
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Oh no, she just can't see,
E1 D#m7
Where he is and where he's been,
E1 D#m7
Looks prim and straight, like she's always been,
E1 D#m7 C#m7 B2 F# E2 B1
All that she saved for, went missing again.
C#m7 B1
She could be, she could be, she could be wrong.
C#m7 B1
She could be, she could be, she could be wrong.
C#m7 B1
She could be, she could be, she could be wrong.
C#m7 B1
It looks like, it looks like, the word's got around.
B1 D#m7
They found a body in the lake,
B1
Maybe, it wasn't really his name,
D#m7
Same colour, same weight, same size feet,
It's the not knowing that kills you.
E1 D#m7
Oh no, the clocks stop slow,
E1 D#m7
Every time, you're on your own,
E1 D#m7
You hide from the spies so nobody knows,
E1 D#m7 C#m7 B2 F#
Scratch through the pages of a lazy day's news for a clue.
E2 B1
Still looking for you.
At the end he plays a B chord repeatedly under the riff then:
B1 D#m7 E1 B1
B1 D#m7 E1 Em (x79987)
Then the quiet outro which is just B again.
Que Pasa?