Babyshambles

^C7 You seem the type to follow the line
Went fro ^F m cheery ^Fm vagabon ^Am6 dage to cold blooded luxury in four years
No lick ^G7 spittle or pickthack from sycophant claw back flunky
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Oh, I want to lay by your side
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Oh, I will lay by your side.
^C7 Weaker vessel or better half?
^F That wom ^Fm an's tea ^Am6 rs must be the death of me… oh dear
^G7 You know when she's had a few she'll be onto you there's no letting up
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But, I want to lay by your side
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Oh, I will lay by your side.
^C It may h ^Am ap that ^Em these are they – ^C golden ^Am years ^Em
C So don't ^Am despair ^Em , don't dismay, ^C dry your ^Am tears ^Em
F Everything's for ^G the bes ^F t in the best of ^G all possible worlds
^C I had a ^Am blast of ^F f throug ^G h the cast of a play on the radio
^C They were more l ^Am iberal t ^Em imes ^{F G
C} Destined to dron ^Am e in monotone on ^F your ra ^G dio
^C It's a little dr ^Am eam of m ^Em ine
^F But comm ^Fm ents were less than complimentary
And the ^G deft left hand it followed the right
^C I think ^Am about my ^Em happiest times one of them was
^F Sat in b ^Fm ed watch ^Am6 ing a documentary on murderers
^G7 A bearcat, a memosa and view of arcady
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Oh, I want to lay by your side
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I will lay down and die of O can't lay by your side
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Oh, but I want to lay by your side
^F Oh, I'll ^Eb surely lay down ^C and die
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I can't lay down and die
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Oh, I want to lay by your side
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Oh, I'll lay down and die if I can't lay by your side
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Oh, I want to lay by your side.