Aimee Mann

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A} Well, I guess that this is ^Em now the end
W ^D ho'd have thought my old f ^F#m riend
^C#m We signed the papers and we c ^D apped the pen
^A But I remember you from way ^Em back when
' ^D Good evening, ladies and ^F#m gentlemen
^C#m welcome David-what's-his-n ^D ame-again'
^F#m Things change the ^E old cliche
If ^C#m we knew now what we knew y ^F#m esterday
^D Oh ^A , we couldn't ^D give it aw ^A ay ^{B7 D
A} I was working at a ^Em record store
^D I knew you, you ^F#m knew the score
^C#m Some kind of deal is what we're l ^D ooking for
^A Time came, and ^Em disappeared
^D No one steered and ^F#m it got weirder
^C#m Help was needed, no one ^D volunteered.
^F#m Things change, you got to ^E wait a bit
What mad ^C#m e me think that I could ^F#m weather it?
^D You're down be ^A fore you even ^D notice y ^A ou've been ^B7 hit ^D
And thr ^G ough it all I wondered where the
B ^D us was taking ^A you who ^E knew?
And ev ^G en though my one and one was ^D always
Making ^A two I n ^E ever thought that I was ^Bm breaking you
^D Uh o ^E h
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A} We were victims of the old ta ^Em boo
But pe ^D ople change ^F#m we changed too
^C#m Just make it count before they ^D get to you.
^F#m Things change baby, ^E hold the phone!
They'll sh ^C#m oot you down like you was ^F#m Al Capone
^D Oh, ^A you better ^D go it al ^A one ^{B7 D
A} Well, I guess that this is ^Em now the end
T ^D he paper's signed ^F#m forget the pen
^C#m Wonder if we'll ever ^D meet again?
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